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November 16, 2011<br />

Dale E. Miller, PE, SE<br />

Introduction to Report 106<br />

INNOVATION IN<br />

NAVIGATION<br />

LOCK DESIGN


<strong>PIANC</strong><br />

World Association for Waterborne Transport<br />

Infrastructure<br />

WORKGROUP 29<br />

Investigated Innovations in Navigation Lock Design<br />

2006 – 2009


LOCK INNOVATIONS<br />

The <strong>PIANC</strong> Report n°106 (2009):<br />

Complements the 1986 report<br />

Targets innovations and<br />

changes occurring since 1986<br />

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WG29: LOCK INNOVATIONS<br />

19 Members Representing 12 Countries<br />

USA<br />

Miller (Vice Chair)<br />

Clarkson<br />

Tarpey<br />

GERMANY<br />

Bodefield<br />

Thorenz<br />

FRANCE<br />

Daly<br />

Poligot-Pitsch<br />

Pichon<br />

THE NETHERLANDS<br />

Bos<br />

Hijdra<br />

Pechtold<br />

SPAIN<br />

Fernandez<br />

FINLAND<br />

Holm<br />

UNITED KINGDOM<br />

Hunter<br />

Support Groups:<br />

US, NL, BE, Fr, Brazil<br />

BELGIUM<br />

Rigo (Chair)<br />

Hiver<br />

ROMANIA<br />

Sarghiuta<br />

PANAMA<br />

Wong<br />

CHINA<br />

Wu


EXPERIENCES IN INNOVATION<br />

Benefits of Locks<br />

Lock Operations<br />

Water Saving Basins<br />

Lock Gates<br />

Construction Methods<br />

Unique Locks<br />

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BENEFITS OF LOCKS<br />

Key for development of commercial and<br />

leisure navigation in rivers and canals<br />

Strategic infrastructure for seaport<br />

development<br />

Important function in flood defense in<br />

low-lying countries<br />

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Major changes in design since 1986 concern:<br />

Maintenance and operation<br />

Reliability<br />

Renovation and rehabilitation of existing locks<br />

Life Cycle Cost<br />

Construction Techniques<br />

Improvements in Materials<br />

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LOCK OPERATIONS


LIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENT<br />

Aimed at providing minimum Whole Life Costs<br />

Dealt with in MarCom-WG42<br />

Life Cycle Management of Port Structures (August 2007) 10


SAFETY<br />

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ACCIDENT PREVENTION<br />

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WELLAND CANAL<br />

CANADA<br />

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CANADA<br />

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PUBLIC ACCESS<br />

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SAFETY<br />

Safety in design is increasingly important<br />

More risk-conscious – a more litigious society<br />

The report discusses protection of:<br />

People (users, operators, bystanders)<br />

Locks<br />

Ships<br />

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WATER EDGE SAFETY CLASSIFICATION<br />

Report includes:<br />

Classification of types<br />

of water edge structure<br />

Guidelines for suitable<br />

safety treatment for<br />

each category<br />

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LOCK FUNDAMENTALS<br />

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Lock Operating Sequence<br />

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WATER SAVING BASINS (WSBs)


Locks with separated WSBs<br />

Located on one or both sides on a<br />

series of steps<br />

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PANAMA CANAL<br />

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PANAMA<br />

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New 3 rd lock set<br />

55m wide x 427 – 488m long, 26m lift<br />

Post-Panamax ships up to 160,000 tons<br />

PANAMA<br />

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INTEGRATED WSBs<br />

The integrated system assimilates the WSBs into<br />

the two side walls, making the lock structure stiffer,<br />

more compact, and less land-consuming.<br />

Lock sidewalls with integrated WSBs<br />

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LOCK HOHENWARTHE<br />

Magdeburg, GERMANY<br />

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LOCK GATES


GOLBEY LOCK<br />

Golbey, FRANCE<br />

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LIMERICK LOCK<br />

Limerick, REPUBLIC OF IRELAND 30


Limerick, REPUBLIC OF IRELAND<br />

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IJMUIDEN LOCK<br />

Amsterdam, THE NETHERLANDS<br />

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Reverse Miter<br />

Amsterdam, THE NETHERLANDS<br />

Hydraulic struts provide<br />

resistance to reverse<br />

heads up to 3 meters<br />

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CARDIFF BAY BARRAGE<br />

Cardiff, WALES<br />

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Cardiff, WALES 35


KEITELE CANAL<br />

The Finnish Maritime Administration, 1993<br />

Use of sector gates in the filling and emptying of the locks<br />

FINLAND<br />

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FINLAND<br />

Length 115m<br />

Width 16m<br />

Water depth 4m<br />

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Horizontal axis<br />

Sector gate<br />

LISDORF LOCK<br />

Saar, GERMANY<br />

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JUANKOSKI CANAL<br />

Juankoski, FINLAND<br />

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CONSTRUCTION METHODS<br />

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MCALPINE LOCK<br />

Kentucky, USA<br />

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Kentucky, USA<br />

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Kentucky, USA<br />

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TROY LOCK<br />

New York, USA<br />

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Refaced lock walls with<br />

precast concrete<br />

New York, USA<br />

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CHARLEROI LOCK<br />

Monongahela River<br />

Original locks 17m x 220m and 17m x 110m constructed in 1930s<br />

Two new locks – 220m x 26m with 6m lift<br />

Pennsylvania, USA<br />

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CHARLEROI LOCK<br />

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UPPER MIDDLE COFFERBOX PLAN<br />

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COFFERBOX WITH DRILLED SHAFTS AND TREMIE<br />

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BRADDOCK LOCK AND DAM:<br />

INNOVATIONS IN DAM DESIGN<br />

Two 11,000-ton precast concrete<br />

float-in segments<br />

A unique two-stage cast and<br />

launch system for two segments<br />

Tow segments 27 miles to the<br />

site through two locks<br />

Unique positioning system<br />

installs the float-in segments<br />

onsite to a tolerance of 50 mm<br />

High performance underwater<br />

grouting and tremie concrete<br />

Pennsylvania, USA<br />

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LEETSDALE CASTING FACILITY<br />

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SEGMENT TRANSPORT<br />

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POSITIONING SEGMENT 1<br />

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BRADDOCK DAM<br />

100-year old fixed-crest Dam 2<br />

demolished<br />

Project complete – July 2004<br />

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Whole lock structure to<br />

be immersed<br />

Almere Haven, NL<br />

CAISSON ALTERNATIVES<br />

Upper lock head<br />

structure to be<br />

immersed<br />

Lith, NL<br />

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CAISSON METHOD – LOCK LITH<br />

Construction of sand tarp<br />

Construction of lock head with cutting<br />

edge<br />

Excavation below lock floor<br />

Pneumatic submersion of lock head<br />

Fill-up basement with concrete<br />

Finish construction<br />

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Lith, Noord Brabant, THE NETHERLANDS 57


LOCK LITH<br />

Lith Lock on the Maas River in the Netherlands<br />

200m x 18.5m with depth of 4.7m<br />

Lith, Noord Brabant, THE NETHERLANDS<br />

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UNIQUE LOCKS


SAARIKOSKI CANAL<br />

Kiuruvesi, FINLAND<br />

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The Finnish Maritime Administration, 2003<br />

Wooden lock; 30m x 6m, water depth 1.8m<br />

Opened to traffic in 1905; closed 1931<br />

Restoration works 1998<br />

Kiuruvesi, FINLAND<br />

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DALMUIR DROP LOCK<br />

Glasgow, SCOTLAND<br />

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Glasgow, SCOTLAND<br />

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Glasgow, SCOTLAND<br />

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NAVIDUCT KRABBERSGAT<br />

Enkhuizen, THE NETHERLANDS<br />

65


THREE GORGES WATER CONTROL PROJECT<br />

Yichang City, THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA<br />

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Yichang City, THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA


FALKIRK WHEEL<br />

Falkirk, SCOTLAND<br />

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Falkirk, SCOTLAND<br />

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Falkirk, SCOTLAND<br />

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THANK YOU!<br />

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