West
San Francisco International Airport Terminal 2 Renovation
SGH served as the structural engineer of record for the design-build project.
Martinez, CA
Mooring Hook Upgrades
Scope/Solutions
SGH was the engineer of record for the anchorage design and construction planning associated with the installation of new, quick-release mooring hook assemblies at several marine oil terminals in California. For these projects, we developed MOTEMS-compliant upgrade schemes to replace old or outmoded moorings with new, multiple hook assemblies.
SGH developed construction plans and anchorage designs for numerous mooring hook installations for concrete and steel supporting structures. We worked closely with the terminal operators and state regulators to develop designs that accomplished operational desires, satisfy regulatory requirements, limit the impact on terminal operations, and minimize the need to strengthen the existing supporting structures.
Highlights of our work include the following:
- Design of anchorage for mooring hook assemblies
- Adequacy assessments of supporting structures
- Development of MOTEMS-compliant Terminal Operating Limits (TOLs)
- Development of anchorage hardware testing protocols
- Development of tension monitoring alarm settings
- Coordination with mooring hook manufacturer
- Coordination with marine construction contractor
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Project Summary
2014
Completion Date
Solutions
Repair & Rehabilitation
Services
Structures
Markets
Infrastructure & Transportation
Specialized Capabilities
Repair & Strengthening | Marine & Civil Works
Key team members
William Bruin
Executive Principal, Structural Engineering, West
Additional Projects
West
Owens Dry Lake Project
SGH specified a system for monitoring and controlling the installation quality without specifying means and methods of construction. Measurements of deflection and flattening demonstrated that the installation met the performance requirements and the pipe is performing well.