STRUCTURE Archives August 2004

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August 2004 Water Front Structures

Shore Protection Structures Shorelines are dynamic landforms whose profiles change with every passing wave and changing tide. Sections of the shoreline will erode and recede, while others will accrete and grow. Engineered solutions are often sought to halt the erosion when structures are constructed at the water's edge. Import & Export Terminals Current widespread interest in importation of natural gas has sparked a new interest in offshore liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals. Optimization of these structures requires use of the latest developments in concrete and prestressing technology. Marine & Waterfront Structures Major changes in the world's ocean going vessels, coupled with the emergence of new markets, has and will continue to lead to expansion, upgrade and new construction of port facilities around the world. The planning, design, and construction of the structures supporting port facilities involves consideration of many unique factors.	Editorial From the Desk of... John Joyce, NCSEA President Construction Issues Discussion on construction issues and techniques... Capacity Testing For Deep Foundations The New Paradigm Structural Practices Useful information for the practicing structural engineer... Corrosion and Protection of Structures in Marine Atmospheres Technology Discussion s and information on technology and its impact on structural engineering... The New Electronic Shipping Standard for Structural Steel Shapes

NCSEA News SEI - Structural Columns CASE in Point	Inbox Spotlight CASE Business Practices Code Updates Product Watch Noteworthy On the cover... Marine and Waterfront Structures Driving of a King Pile System with a Vibratory Hammer

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