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EVERDURE CALTITE

Examples of Marine Applications

Department of Defence
H.M.A.S. WATERHEN - Naval Jetty, Sydney
(Sinclair Knight Mertz)
Constructed 1995
Everdure Caltite concrete pier supports (inter-tidal zone & above), deck, and membrane-free, semi-submerged services tunnel, suspended from jetty.

Keppel Shipyards, Singapore.
VICTORIA & ALBERT DRY DOCK (1982)
Everdure Caltite slab over existing granite base.
The original granite base surface had become damaged and rough by years of salt scaling. In 1976, a reinforced Everdure Caltite "overlay" was cast over the granite base, to return the dock to a serviceable condition, prior to later re-development in the early 1990's.

Shun Tak Centre, Hong Kong. (Maunsell (Asia))
Membrane-free Everdure Caltite basement,
extending up to 7 metres below sea level. Incorporating administration offices for Victoria Hotel
and HK Dept. of Immigration

BHP STEEL: Railway Bridge over Return Salt -Water Quenching Channel, Whyalla, S. Australia. Constructed 1969
This Caltite concrete bridge for BHP remains in excellent condition after 20 years exposure to warm salt water from the quenching channel. (Photo 1989)

	Department of Defence H.M.A.S. WATERHEN - Naval Jetty, Sydney (Sinclair Knight Mertz) Constructed 1995 Everdure Caltite concrete pier supports (inter-tidal zone & above), deck, and membrane-free, semi-submerged services tunnel, suspended from jetty.
	Keppel Shipyards, Singapore. VICTORIA & ALBERT DRY DOCK (1982) Everdure Caltite slab over existing granite base. The original granite base surface had become damaged and rough by years of salt scaling. In 1976, a reinforced Everdure Caltite "overlay" was cast over the granite base, to return the dock to a serviceable condition, prior to later re-development in the early 1990's.
	Shun Tak Centre, Hong Kong. (Maunsell (Asia)) Membrane-free Everdure Caltite basement, extending up to 7 metres below sea level. Incorporating administration offices for Victoria Hotel and HK Dept. of Immigration
	BHP STEEL: Railway Bridge over Return Salt -Water Quenching Channel, Whyalla, S. Australia. Constructed 1969 This Caltite concrete bridge for BHP remains in excellent condition after 20 years exposure to warm salt water from the quenching channel. (Photo 1989)