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At Port Sud de France (Sète), a solution was needed to effectively protect the marina from the strong waves generated by fishing vessel traffic, ensuring safe coexistence between the fishing and recreational fleets.
MSI carried out one of the largest floating breakwater installations in Europe, spanning nearly two kilometers in length. The project combines a first section consisting of SF1230 modules arranged in parallel, reaching 6 meters in width and intended for boat mooring, and a second section comprising a 4-meter T400 floating breakwater, guided by internal piles and also equipped for mooring via jetties in the protected area.
The solution offers excellent wave attenuation and effective, long-lasting protection for the marina.
| Year | 2013 |
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| Location | Sète (France) |
| Solution | SF1230 floating dock (installed in parallel to achieve a width of 6 m) at the motorboat reception pier, supported by external piles, and T400 at the wave-attenuation breakwater, supported by piles inside the module. |
| Customer | Port Sète |
Installation of one of Europe's largest floating breakwaters, with a length of nearly two kilometers.
The first section consists of T62 modules arranged in parallel, reaching a total width of six meters.
This is followed by a four-meter-wide T400 floating breakwater, supported by piles.
Installation of boarding bridges secured using a Halfen side profile in the protected interior area.
High wave-attenuation capacity that allows fishing and recreational fleets to coexist safely.