Design and Documentation of a 4m x 12m Concrete Pontoon for certification approval Anyone

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Project Requirements:

Pontoon Specifications:
Dimensions: Length 12m, Width 4m
Freeboard and construction height: .65 freeboard.
Maximum boat size to be moored: 35 Meters
Design significant wave height: 0.5m (maximum allowed inside marina by Certification organization)

Documentation to be Prepared:
Technical Description of the floating structure, including:
Wave height
Largest dimensions
Maximum number and size of moored boats
General Plan of the floating structure
Construction Drawings:
One for the concrete structure
One for the steel reinforcement
Technology and Standards Applied
Materials List with chemical and mechanical properties:
Concrete designation according to EU standards (resistance and durability)
Steel Reinforcement designation according to EU standards
Structural Drawings with characteristic sections
Details and Strength Calculations of joints between pontoons and fingers
Calculations:
Longitudinal strength of pontoon (as per BS 6349: Part 6, Section 4)
Stability calculations (as per BS 6349: Part 6, Section 4)
Details of Bitts/Bollards on the pontoon
Drawings and Strength Calculations of fingers and their joints (if applicable)
Completion of Test Report Form (as provided)

Compliance:
All designs and documentation must comply with certification Rules and relevant EU standards
Materials and construction methods should adhere to EU standards
Calculations must follow BS 6349: Part 6, Section 4

Deliverables:

Complete set of design documents and calculations for CRS submission
All documentation in triplicate or PDF format, ready for submission
Filled and completed test report form

Qualifications Required:

Experienced Marine Structural Engineer
Familiarity with certification requirements and EU standards
Proven track record in designing and documenting floating pontoons

Submission Details:

Proposal outlining approach, timeline, and fees
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