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

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

1. Port Dolphins

Dolphin Name Location (WGS84) Material Bollard Capacity (ton) Fender Type Function Note
North Dolphin 33°53’12″N, 130°48’45″E Reinforced concrete 50 D-type rubber Mooring assistance for vessels up to 20,000 DWT Fitted with quick-release hooks, installed 2015
South Dolphin 33°52’58″N, 130°48’52″E Steel pile cluster 100 Cell-type pneumatic Tanker mooring Equipped with firefighting monitors, night lighting
East Auxiliary Dolphin 33°53’05″N, 130°49’10″E Concrete caisson 30 Cone-type rubber Barge mooring Added in 2018 per JPHA retrofit, restricted to daylight use
West Service Dolphin 33°53’15″N, 130°48’30″E Steel jacket 40 D-type rubber Pilot transfer Marked with yellow/black stripes, radar reflector installed

2. Mooring Buoys

Buoy ID Location (WGS84) Max DWT Depth (m) Holding Power (ton) Chain Length (m) Main Usage Restrictions Maintenance Cycle
MB-1 33°53’30″N, 130°49’05″E 50,000 15 200 150 General cargo No hazardous materials Annual inspection (June)
MB-2 33°52’45″N, 130°48’30″E 80,000 18 350 200 Tankers Require port pilot Bi-annual inspection
MB-3 33°53’00″N, 130°49’20″E 30,000 12 150 120 Container feeders Night ops prohibited Annual inspection (November)
MB-4 33°52’50″N, 130°49’00″E 15,000 10 100 100 Coastal vessels Max stay 72 hours Annual inspection (March)

3. Piers and Wharves

Terminal Name Berth Name Length (m) Depth (m) DWT Capacity Max LoA (m) Berth Type Shore Cranes SWL (ton) Main Cargo Regulatory Compliance Deck Load (t/m²) Note
Komatsujima General Cargo Terminal Berth 1 150 9 20,000 130 Open wharf 2 x 10-ton (Mitsubishi, 2015) 10 Breakbulk ISPS Code compliant 3 Concrete deck, 24h operations
Komatsujima General Cargo Terminal Berth 2 180 10.5 30,000 160 Open wharf 1 x 25-ton (Konecranes, 2020) 25 Project cargo ClassNK certified 5 Heavy lift area (max 50t single lift)
Komatsujima Oil Terminal Tanker Berth 220 12 50,000 200 Dolphin-type None N/A Petroleum OCIMF standards N/A 24″ pipeline (max flow 3,000m³/hr), vapor recovery system
Komatsujima Container Terminal CT-1 200 11 35,000 170 Ro-Ro ramp 2 x RTG (ZPMC, 2019) 40 Containers SOLAS Ch.VI 4 Twistlock system installed, reefer plugs available
Komatsujima Bulk Terminal BT-1 250 14 60,000 220 Gravity wall 1 x Ship loader (800tph) N/A Coal/Iron ore IMSBC Code 10 Dust suppression system, conveyor to stockyard

4. Lighterages

Facility Name Type Length (m) Beam (m) Capacity (ton) Operational Area Certification Max Wave Height (m) Note
Komatsujima Lighterage Pontoon Floating barge 45 12 500 Inner harbor MLIT Class B 1.0 For vessels <1,000 GT, equipped with mooring winches
Harbor Service Pontoon Steel deck barge 30 8 200 Breakwater zone JMU safety standard 0.8 Restricted to daylight ops, max wind 15m/s
Fuel Transfer Barge Double-hull tank barge 40 10 300 Designated oil area IBC Code compliant 0.5 For bunkering operations only

5. Additional Facilities

Facility Type Name Specifications Purpose Regulation Reference Operational Limits
Emergency Berth Rescue Quay 100m x 8m depth Distress vessels Japan Coast Guard Order No.29 Priority for official vessels
Coal Stockpile Area Bulk Yard 1 5,000m² covered Dry bulk storage ISO 9001:2015 Max stack height 10m
Bunker Station Fuel Pier 80m, depth 7m Bunkering MARPOL Annex VI Max transfer rate 200m³/hr
Passenger Terminal Ferry Dock 120m, depth 6m Ro-Pax vessels SOLAS Chapter II-2 Max 500 passengers/hour

 

Critical Safety Notices:

  1. All depths referenced to Tokyo Peil (TP) datum. Tide range: +2.1m to -0.3m. Current tables must be consulted.
  2. Mooring lines must withstand 60% of breaking load per Japan Port Regulations Act Article 17-3. Minimum 4 lines required for vessels >10,000 GT.
  3. Oil terminal requires double-hull tankers per Japanese Pollution Prevention Law. Pre-arrival checklist must be completed.
  4. Maximum permissible current at berths: 1.5 knots during cargo operations. Current monitoring system installed at all main berths.
  5. All cargo operations must cease when wind speed exceeds 15m/s (Beaufort 7).
  6. Night navigation in inner harbor requires port pilot for vessels >5,000 GT.

Port Services Availability:

Service Availability Response Time Provider
Tugboats 24/7 30 min notice Komatsujima Tug Co.
Pilotage 0600-2200 2 hr notice Shimonoseki Pilot Assoc.
Bunkering 24/7 4 hr notice Nippon Oil Supply
Fresh Water 24/7 1 hr notice Port Authority