Construction of a floating dock
The town of Paimboeuf on the Loire estuary tasked Charier with the construction and installation of a floating dock intended for use in a number of professional and leisure activities.
This equipment is replacing a barge used to moor fishing vessels and as a landing for passenger ships. The company's material resources and skills made it possible to provide all the project's working designs and works.
4 piles
Demolition of a barge
Heavy floating docks
Objective
- Boost the commercial and tourist activity of the port of Paimboeuf.
Project
- Client: Town of Paimboeuf
- Prime contractor: SCE Aménagement et Environnement
- Duration: December 2016 > May 2017
- Amount: €1,448,353
Distinctive features and constraints
- Built by dry process and towed on site
- Deconstruction of the initial structure
- Work on river
This equipment is replacing a barge used to moor fishing vessels and as a landing for passenger ships. The company's material resources and skills made it possible to provide all the project's working designs and works.
Techniques used
- Production of support piles:
Anchoring into rock by pre-drilling from the "Cezembre" self-lifting platform - Demolition of a barge:
Break-up in a dry dock, spraying with water due to the presence of materials containing asbestos: - Heavy floating docks:
Construction in a dry dock of two heavy floating docks in reinforced concrete, transported on site by towing.
Main quantitites
4 piles
- diameter 1220 mm
- thickness 25 mm
- length 21m
Demolition of a barge
- 320 tons of waste including asbestos
Heavy floating docks
- 25m long
- 8 cm wide
- 0.9m of light freeboard
- 150 m3 of concrete
- 400 tons