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Port Dolphins, Mooring Bouys, Piers , Berths , Lighterages and Wharves of Jiangmen Port

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Terminal Name Berth Name Length (m) Depth (m) DWT Capacity Max LoA (m) Berth Type Equipment Specifications SWL (ton) Main Cargo Operational Constraints
Gaosha Terminal Complex – ISO 28000:2022 & ISPS Code Compliant
Gaosha Container Terminal Berth 1 200 (±0.3%) 12.5 (CD) 50,000 190 Quay wall (Concrete, 2018) 4× STS cranes (ZPMC-2021, Outreach 55m, Twin-lift 65t) 50 (spreader) Containers (ISO 1496) Hatch cover operations require 15kt wind limit
Berth 2 220 (±0.3%) 13.0 (CD) 70,000 210 Quay wall (Concrete, 2020) 5× STS cranes (Noell-2022, Outreach 60m, Twin-lift 80t) 65 (spreader) Containers (ISO 1496/Reefer) Requires 2 tugs for vessels >195m LOA
Gaosha Bulk Terminal Coal Berth 280 14.0 (CD) 80,000 275 Dolphin (4-point, Steel, 2019) 2× Grab cranes (40t @ 25m) + Conveyor (2,000t/hr, EN 617) 40 (grab) Coal/Iron ore (IMSBC Code) Dust monitoring active when wind >3 Bft
General Cargo Berth 180 11.0 (CD) 30,000 175 Wharf (Concrete, 2016) 3× Mobile cranes (Liebherr HMK 280E, max radius 40m) 25 (hook) Steel coils/Cement (GB/T 5223) Deck cargo must be secured prior to tide change
Logistics Berth 150 9.5 (CD) 15,000 140 Pier (Steel Sheet Pile, 2021) 2× Forklifts (45t, HYUNDAI HL45-7A) + Warehouse (30,000m²) 45 (fork) Project cargo/Pallets Max cargo height 8m due to gantry clearance
Gaosha Chemical Terminal Chem Berth A 150 11.5 (CD) 20,000 145 Dolphin (6-point, Steel, 2022) 2× Loading arms (EMG API 1004, DNV <2ppm leak) N/A Class II Chemicals (UN 2.3/3/8) Pre-cooling required for ethylene carriers
Xinhui Terminal Complex – MSA Safety Grade A & OHSAS 18001 Certified
Xinhui International Terminal Berth A1 150 10.5 (CD) 25,000 145 Pier (Concrete, 2017) 2× Gantry cranes (Konecranes Gottwald GHS45, SWL 35t@25m) 35 (hook) Breakbulk/Heavy lift Tidal window: +2.0m HW to -1.2m LW spring tide
Berth A2 160 11.0 (CD) 30,000 155 Pier (Concrete, 2019) 2× Gantry cranes (Konecranes Gottwald GHS45, SWL 35t@25m) 35 (hook) Ro-Ro (ISO 6780) Ramp angle adjusts ±2° for tidal compensation
Xinhui Petroleum Terminal Oil Berth 1 200 13.5 (CD) 60,000 195 Dolphin (8-point, Catenary, 2020) 4× Loading arms (SVT 12″ API+ANSI, max 6,000m³/hr) N/A Crude oil (API 12-40°) ESD system tested weekly (SIL3 certified)
Oil Berth 2 180 12.0 (CD) 45,000 175 Dolphin (6-point, Catenary, 2018) 3× Loading arms (SVT 8″ API+ANSI, max 4,000m³/hr) N/A Petrochemicals (UN 1268/1294) Conductive hoses mandatory (<30Ω resistance)
LPG Berth 120 10.0 (CD) 15,000 110 Dolphin (4-point, Steel, 2023) 2× Cryogenic arms (SVT -162°C, DNV 3.5ppm leak) N/A LPG (UN 1075/1965) Pre-cooling to -50°C minimum before transfer
Mooring Facilities – OCIMF MEG4 & IMO MSC.1/Circ.1175 Compliant
Gaosha Anchorage Mooring Buoy No.1 N/A 15.0 (CD) 150,000 330 SBM Type (2018) 100t SWL chain (Grade R4, DNV Certified) 100 VLCC transfers Requires 3 tugs (min 5,000kW total)
Gaosha Anchorage Mooring Buoy No.2 N/A 14.0 (CD) 100,000 280 SBM Type (2016) 80t SWL chain (Grade R4, DNV Certified) 80 Bulk carriers Typhoon alert stops operations >24m/s wind
Xinhui Anchorage Mooring Buoy C1 N/A 12.5 (CD) 50,000 220 CALM Buoy (2021) 60t SWL chain (Grade R3S, LR Certified) 60 Chemical tankers Emergency shutdown within 30sec
Lighterage Facilities – GB/T 16560-2017 & ISO 3874 Standards
Jiangmen Lighters Base Lighter Dock 1-3 80 each 6.0 (CD) 5,000 75 Pontoon (Steel, 2015) 2× Floating cranes (15t @ 12m radius) 15 Transshipment High tide lockout when current >2.5kts
Barge Berth A 120 5.5 (CD) 3,000 110 Wharf (Concrete, 2017) 1× Mobile crane (10t @ 20m radius) 10 Container barges Max 5 barges simultaneously

Critical Navigation Directives

  1. VHF Channels: Primary Ch16, Working Ch12 (Gaosha), Ch14 (Xinhui) – MSA Notice 2023-12
  2. Tidal Windows: All petroleum operations suspended during tide range >3.5m
  3. Emergency Protocols: Chemical spill response teams deploy within 15min (SOP-CHEM-003)
  4. Cargo Limits: Container stack weights strictly per CTU Code 2022 Edition
  5. Special Conditions: LNG carriers require 48h pre-arrival cooling notice
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