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Home›Dredging›DP World Yarimca New Berths Open for Business
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May 16, 2016 · about 10 years ago

DP World Yarimca New Berths Open for Business

DP World Yarimca has been officially opened for business by the Turkish President in the presence of senior government officials and executives of DP World. As one of the biggest in the country, the new terminal can handle up to 1.3 million containers covering 460,000 square meters, enhancing Turkey

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DP World Yarimca has been officially opened for business by the Turkish President in the presence of senior government officials and executives of DP World.

As one of the biggest in the country, the new terminal can handle up to 1.3 million containers covering 460,000 square meters, enhancing Turkey’s connectivity with Europe and Asia and enabling trade from the heartland of its most industrialized region, Izmit Bay.

DP World Yarimca is the first infrastructure project in Izmit Bay to be run by an international operator, and the first in the country to use remote controlled gantry cranes with automated gate operations featuring a vehicle appointment system for faster processing. It also has fast scanner x-ray machines, the first of their kind in Turkey that can scan 120 containers every hour.

It has two main berths of 465 meters and 430 meters in length that can accommodate two vessels at the same time.

Six ship-to-shore gantry cranes have been installed together with 18 electrical RTGs (Rubber Tire Gantry Cranes) used for container stacking and weighing.

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