[The dredging project of Yangpu Port Grain and Oil Terminal has started] Recently, the dredging project for the 100000 ton public grain and oil terminal of Guotou Yangpu Port in the bay bottom operation area of Yangpu Port has started. The project is located on the west side of berth 5 of Guotou Yangpu Port Phase II. The construction mainly involves dredging the front berthing water area, turning water area, connecting water area, and channel widening section of the terminal, with a dredging soil volume of approximately 2.6328 million cubic meters. Yangpu Transportation and Port and Shipping Bureau actively coordinated with construction units, scientifically allocated forces, and deployed grab bucket dredgers and self-propelled mud barges for operation. For some hard rocks, grab bucket rock drilling technology was used to ensure construction safety. It is reported that the grain and oil terminal project is mainly divided into five parts: civil engineering (including production scheduling center office building), dredging engineering, hydraulic structure engineering and navigation facilities, loading and unloading process equipment and auxiliary systems such as power supply and lighting, control and communication engineering. After the completion of the project, it will significantly improve the navigation and operational efficiency of Guotou Grain and Oil Terminal, help build a grain and oil logistics distribution center, solve the problems of reducing the load of large bulk grain cargo ships in Yangpu area, and contribute solid strength to the development of Hainan Free Trade Port. Editor/Cheng Liting

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• 2025.12.09 10:29
• [Chinese banks assist in landing 15GW clean energy project]
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• 2025.12.09 10:22
• [Chinese energy storage companies have won consecutive large orders in Europe]
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