Tag: East Gloucester Marine
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View of East Gloucester Marine From El Lobo Tower
East Gloucester Marine Construction Phases
Here are pictures showing roughly the same view of the progression of work to construct the new deck at East Gloucester Marine.
To see a more detailed slideshow with many more larger sized pictures click here- EGM Slideshow
East Gloucester Marine Construction Slideshow
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East Gloucester Marine New Deck
East Gloucester Marine Construction Update 4/26/08
East Gloucester Marine Construction Update 4/26/08
East Gloucester Marine Construction Update 4/18/08
First there was the concrete filled steel pilings which support the huge cement and rebar frame.
Then the pre-poured panels were set in place which locked into place on top of that frame. Now another layer or cement reinforced with rebar is being laid over all of that which will tie the whole thing together.
I swear you could support an aircraft carrier on this deck.
Great job.
East Gloucester Marine Construction Update 4/18/08
East Gloucester Marine Construction Update 3/29/08
East Gloucester Marine Construction Update 3/29/08
East Gloucester Marine Construction Update 3/29/08
East Gloucester Marine New Floats
East Gloucester Marine Construction Update 3/27/08
East Gloucester Marine Construction Update 3/16/08
East Gloucester Marine Construction Update 3/16/08
East Gloucester Marine Construction Update 3/16/08
This is about as heavy duty dock construction as it gets around here. I can’t imagine what it is they will need to support to build with such large carrying beams, but it looks like they are doing a great job.
This is a new type of marine construction to me where the pre formed concrete decking slabs are notched and fit in over the huge carrying beams.
The photos in the blog don’t do justice to the scale of how large those beams are. Click on the pic and when it brings you to my flickr page of the photo select the “all sizes’ option over the picture to see it in full scale. That way you can get a better perspective.