Hydraulic Engineering Works

Hydraulic engineering works are specialized construction activities carried out for the construction and protection of engineering structures associated with water bodies. These works include the construction of reservoirs, ports, dams, coastal structures, and underwater structures. Hydraulic engineering facilities play an important role in water resource management, flood protection, and the development of transportation infrastructure.

1. Reservoirs

Reservoirs are hydraulic engineering structures designed for the collection, storage, and management of water. They are used for drinking water supply, agricultural irrigation, power generation, and flood prevention.

2. Shore Protection Works

Shore protection works are carried out to prevent the erosion and deterioration of sea, river, and lake banks. Protective structures are constructed using stone, concrete, and other durable materials.

3. Pier Construction

Piers are coastal structures designed for vessel berthing and for receiving passengers and cargo. Strong and water-resistant materials are used in their construction.

4. Port Construction

Port construction involves complex hydraulic engineering works designed to provide safe vessel berthing, loading and unloading operations, and transportation activities. Ports include piers, breakwaters, and other auxiliary structures.

5. Dam (Earth Embankment) Construction

Dams are embankments made of soil or other materials designed to control water, protect areas from flooding, and manage water resources. Particular attention is paid to soil compaction and the stability of the dam during construction.

6. Underwater Engineering Works

Underwater engineering works are specialized activities related to the construction, repair, and installation of underwater structures. These works are carried out using diving equipment and specialized machinery and are mainly applied to ports, pipelines, and underwater structures.