Basic engineering design of the pier structure for the Caleta Viuda desalination plant, Chile

296 m

Pier

The project involves the development of basic engineering for the structure of the auxiliary dock for the Caleta Viuda seawater desalination plant. This includes a 296-meter-long jetty, consisting of gantries with a 6-meter span, spaced at 8 meters apart except for the last four, which have an 8-meter span.

Additionally, a dilution study is conducted, which involves designing the system to be installed in the brine discharge outfall from the desalination plant to minimize the environmental impact in the discharge area.

Location Commune of Tocopilla, Antofagasta, Chile

Date: 2014

Scope of the project: Basic Engineering for the Dock Structure and Dilution Study

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