Handling Bulk through Inland Waterways

Posted in: , on 7. Jun. 2014 - 17:17

Future of Handling Bulk through Inland Waterways

Get ready for Handling your bulk material through river transport. This project was in shell for the last 20 years.

Unveiling an ambitious plan to develop Holy Ganges as a major waterways for transport and tourism,the Govt. of India decided yesterday, to make the river stretch Varanasi and Hoogly navigable by boats and barges.Also beautifying the major banks and 11 multipurpose terminals for bulk ,containers ect including in Patna.This will be done in time bound manner.In first stage the investment shall be of 6000 cr. The waterway plan will eventually be stretched up to Allahabad covering 1600 km stretch of the river.

So think of Good Days(Achee Din)--for Dredging companies (total nos. of dredgers involved in the entire world, if come together the nos. will be less),Transporters,Logistics,Warehousing,Tourism ect. ect.

Cheers

Anil Seth

00919811055650

www.libranengineering.com

Services Provider/approved consultant in Port Bulk Handling &Complete logistics,Inland water ways solutions to--TM International Logistics(Tata Steel), L&Ramboll, Halcrow(CH2 MHILL), Royal Haskoning, PWC. KPMG, Drewry of UK and India, Deloitte, Tata Steel, Cormondel Fertiliser, MGM. IMC, Sical, Bothras.

Re: Handling Bulk Through Inland Waterways

Posted on 29. Aug. 2014 - 03:16

Hello,

Possibly, river Rhein in Germany (Europe) is extensively used for inland waterways. The concerned people can try to know about it. Also, there is possibility of such use in Netherlands, etc.

I think, some rivers in North America are also famous for use as inland waterways, as historical development.

Ishwar G. Mulani

Author of Book: Engineering Science And Application Design For Belt Conveyors (new print November, 2012)

Author of Book: Belt Feeder Design And Hopper Bin Silo

Advisor / Consultant for Bulk Material Handling System & Issues.

Pune, India.

Tel.: 0091 (0)20 25871916

Email: conveyor.ishwar.mulani@gmail.com

Website: www.conveyor.ishwarmulani.com