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Toffeelover
Player Valuation: £80m
Tremedous potential for the whole water front.
To short a hose, I know the feeling.
Something’s afoot…
“It’s mutiny is it? Damn your eyes, don’t turn your back on me, man!”
With my usual proviso that I know nothing about dredging or major construction projects, you’d have to think that the schedule doesn’t rely on the Shoalway operating 24/7 (as it has been) for 3 months straight.
Presumably these boats need occasional scheduled maintenance, and perhaps that’s what happening now?
It must be nearly half filled already, it's been doing 4 trips a day for the last 2 weeks after it was docked for a week. It was working a straight week 24/7 before then.
I don't have my laptop with me, what's the dimensions of the dock?
Like yourself, I'm not an expert in construction or marine projects, but you would also expect that the weather and tide will play a part in the process.
The expectation by some of our brethern that the boat should or even would work anywhere near 24/7 throuhgout the process is laughable.
Tommy.
Player Valuation: £25m
The cheating scumbag!
It also takes time to load the royal blue dye before they load the sand. Don’t want just any old coloured sand do we?
I seem to vaguely remember hearing about how many tonnes of sand were needed... it might be possible to estimate how many drops the Shoalway has made and get an idea from that of how filled it is. I suspect it's probably a fair bit under halfway still, but that's purely guesswork.
12ft by 6ft mate. Basically a snooker table with the depth of a 3ft paddling pool.
450000 cubic m. Ship carrying 3000 every trip.
Jacko93
Player Valuation: £35m
Dock is approx 450,000m3. Shoalway can gather approx 4,500m3.