Project Overview
The Island of Bozcaada is located at the gate of Dardanelles in the Aegean Sea, approximately 6 kilometers away from the Turkish mainland. Recently, fresh water supplies on the island proved inadequate; failing to satisfy the demands of the growing population. Demanded fresh water was delivered from mainland by an underwater pipeline.
We utilized a suction dredge, a ship-mounted clamshell and a barge-mounted backhoe (incase of a hard material, close to shore) for excavating and backfilling. After burying the pipes underwater, concrete bags were submerged and laid on top of the pipe path.
Client: Bank of Provinces
Final Completion: 1999
- 13,116 m³ underwater excavation
- 9,800 m³ underwater backfill
- 50,000 concrete bags
- 6,000 m 300 HDPE pipe (Underwater)
- Underwater discharge structure
- 12.000 m (65-125)PVC pipe
- 2.000 m 150 concrete pipe
- Valve room, vent and dischange structues