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Approach Channels A Guide for Design Progress of MarCom Working Group 49/121 Dr Mark McBride HR Wallingford Ltd

PIANC guidance on channel design Brief history 1972 - Working Group 2 of the PIANC International Oil Tankers Commission (IOTC) 1980 - Working Group 4 of PIANC International Commission for the Reception of Large Ships (ICORELS) 1985 - Working Group of PTC II Underkeel clearance for large ships in maritime fairways with hard bottom 1995 - Working Group 30, a joint PIANC-IAPH group in cooperation with IMPA and IALA, published preliminary guidelines, followed by: 1997 - "Approach Channels A guide for design Page 2

Approach Channels A Guide for Design Page 3

Working Group 49 Replace existing guidelines, so title is: Harbour Approach Channels Design Guidelines Brief: Review, update and, where appropriate, expand on the design recommendations in the WG30 1997 report Consider recent developments in simulation and other design tools Consider sizes and handling characteristics of new generation vessels Page 4

Comprises: Maritime engineers Naval architects Scientists Port engineers Maritime pilots (IMPA) IAPH representatives IALA cooperation 3 members from WG30 Membership 20 members from: Australia Belgium Canada Finland France Germany Japan The Netherlands South Africa Spain UK USA Page 5

Working Group 49 Received support from: International Association of Ports and Harbours (IAPH) International Maritime Pilots Association (IMPA) International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities (IALA) Institute for Water Resources, USA US Naval Academy USACE Coastal Development Institute of Technology (Japan) Akishima Laboratories (Mitsui Zosen) (Japan) HR Wallingford, UK Page 6

Other resources: Working Group 49 Page 7

Asked to prioritise: Vertical motions of ships in channels Working Group 49 Vertical clearances under bridges, overhead cables, etc. (air draught) New and future generation ship characteristics Acceptable levels of risk and clearance margins Methods for assessing operating limits Use of ship navigation simulation in channel design Manoeuvring limits in adverse conditions, e.g. consider tug effectiveness at speed and in waves Restrictions on pilot boarding, tug attachment/ detachment Page 8

Working Group 49 Work undertaken: Examined requirements, scope and resources Reviewed WG30 1997 report Have adopted a modified 1997 channel width design method, despite considering several other possible methods (eg. the design standards of Spain and Japan) Identified new structure for document, keeping empirical methods for conceptual design and recommended methodologies for detailed design Three sub-groups formed to focus on the specific areas (Vertical, Horizontal and General/Everything else ) 14 meetings held Page 9

Working Group 49 New report structure: 1997 guidelines had main sections on Concept design and Detailed design New guidelines separate vertical (Chapter 2) and horizontal (Chapter 3) aspects Conceptual and detailed design issues within each main chapter Design ship dimensions updated for larger and new generation vessel sizes (Appendix C) Recognise that designer needs to think through process, rather than having a black box solution Page 10

Channel design Guidance provides: Conceptual design empirical methods: Width Sum of ship beams, modified WG30 method Depth New initial estimate method and intermediate calculation methods included Guidance on detailed design methods Emphasise results of conceptual design empirical methods are not a final design Expect conceptual design to be conservative Optimise using detailed design methods described in the guidelines Page 11

Vertical dimensions Re-introduce modified 1985 depth components: Channel design Page 12

Channel design Squat What method to use? Page 13

Appropriateness of methods Squat Appendix D Configuration Constraint Code ID U R C F nh C B S B/T h/t h T /h L/B L/T 2+ Tuck (1966) Y Y Y F nh Huuska/Guliev 0.6-2.19 1.1-0.22-5.5-16.1 - Y Y Y 0.7 (1976) 0.8-3.5 2.0 0.81 8.5 20.2 ICORELS 0.7 0.6-2.19 1.1-0.22-5.5-16.1 - Y (Y) (1980) V Cr 0.8-3.5 2.0 0.81 8.5 20.2 Barrass3 Y Y Y V 2 0.5-0.1-1.1 - (2004) 0.85 0.25 1.4 Eryuzlu2 2+ 2.4-1.1-6.7- Y Y F (1994) nh 0.8 2.9 2.5 6.8 Römisch V 2+, 2.6 1.19- Y Y Y 8.7 22.9 (1989) V Cr 2.25 Yoshimura Y Y Y V 2 0.55 2.5-3.7 1.2 (1986) - 0.8 5.5 6.0 Notes: 1. Y=Yes 2. Only h/t enforced for Römisch formula. 3. Only Barrass3 and Römisch predict stern squat S S explicitly. Others predict maximum squat, whether at bow or stern. 4. V 2 : Squat a function of square of velocity 5. V 2+ : Squat a function of more than square of velocity 6. F 2+ nh : Squat a function of more than square of F nh. 7. V Cr : Squat a function of critical speed V Cr. 8. ICORELS sometimes used in Restricted channel although originally developed for Unrestricted. Page 14

Horizontal aspects Take into account: Width in straight sections Width through bends Curvature of bend Channel / manoeuvring area layout Ship length Inherent in considering ship beam Shallow water Space for tugs 2-way channels Channel design Page 15

Channel design Horizontal aspects Assessed other methods, in particular, design standards of Spain and Japan Kept conceptual method similar to WG30 1997 method, but modified Still need site specific / design ship specific parameters Detailed design considers semiprobabilistic and probabilistic methods Range of existing channels used for comparison Page 16

Horizontal aspects Conceptual design Comparison - 1997 and 2011 versions (1) Page 17

Horizontal aspects Conceptual design Comparison - 1997 and 2011 versions (2) Page 18

Horizontal aspects Conceptual design Comparison - 1997 and 2011 versions (3) Page 19

Other aspects covering Aids to navigation (Chapter 4) Defer to IALA Risk management and analysis (Chapter 5) Training issues (Chapter 5) Operational rules and limits (Chapter 5) Winter navigation and channel design (Chapter 5) Environmental issues (Chapter 5) Channel design Page 20

Production 80% draft presented to and reviewed by MarCom - 2013 Some final drafting undertaken Took account of MarCom comments Final review by IAPH, IMPA, IALA and MarCom Now published January 2014 PIANC Working Group 49 Page 21

Approach Channels A Guide for Design