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- Algeciras Port, Cádiz
Algeciras Port, Cádiz
The design consists of a perpendicular section to the east, a 413-m separation from the dock and a depth ranging from 28 m in the southern end to 43 m in the northern end. ACCIONA’s Kugira floating dock was used to build this sea wall, featuring the world's largest reinforced concrete caisson measuring 66.85 m in length, 24.6 m in width and 34 m in height.
ACCIONA's extensive experience and the use of cutting-edge technological resources have made it possible to execute benchmark projects both nationally and internationally.
General Information
- Location
- Cádiz, Spain
- Contract type
- Construction
- Infrastructure
- Perpendicular section to the east, a separation of 413 m from the wharf and a depth ranging from 28 m at the south end to 43 m at the north end
- Year of project completion
- 2009
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