经略陆海：中国港口（英文）
《经略陆海：中国港口》共分为五部分，在回顾中国港口发展历史的同时，主要聚焦新中国成立以来，特别是党的十八大以来，中国港口建设的全产业链优势以及相应的技术实力。从港口的设计选址到码头建设，从航道疏浚到疏浚船舶的设计制造，从港口运行所需港机产品的制造到全自动化码头的升级改造，中国已经具备了雄厚的港口建设实力。
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《经略陆海：中国港口》共分为五部分，在回顾中国港口发展历史的同时，主要聚焦新中国成立以来，特别是党的十八大以来，中国港口建设的全产业链优势以及相应的技术实力。从港口的设计选址到码头建设，从航道疏浚到疏浚船舶的设计制造，从港口运行所需港机产品的制造到全自动化码头的升级改造，中国已经具备了雄厚的港口建设实力。
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出版社外文出版社
出版时间2021年12月
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经略陆海：中国港口（英文）
米金升 李群 赵妮娜
- Cover
- Copyright
- About the Authors
- About the Series
- Abstract
- “Modern China’s Ingenuity” Series
- General Preface
- Introduction
- Chapter I Remarkable Changes to a Weak Country’s Poorly-developed Ports
- (I) A tough start
- (II) Advancing the construction of ports and waterways
- (III) A breakthrough of 10,000 tons
- (IV) “Fundamental changes to ports within three years”: from 10,000-ton to 100,000-ton ports
- (V) 100,000-ton docks as a staple of major ports
- Chapter II World-class Ports Connect China with the World
- (I) Qingdao Port: try to be one step ahead
- (II) Tianjin Port: a large artificial deepwater port worldwide
- (III) Shanghai Yangshan Port: the world’s largest container port
- (IV) Ningbo-Zhoushan Port: the world’s largest port
- (V) Dalian Port: northeastern China’s door to the oceans
- (VI) Pearl River Estuary: competitions among three top ports
- (VII) Ports in Hebei: rapid development for ten years
- (VIII) The world’s largest estuary improvement project
- Chapter III The World-leading Technical System
- (I) Docks where ships are moored
- (II) Dredging ships: underwater road builders
- (III) Container crane: the arm of world trade
- Chapter IV Building Ports in Areas Considered Impossible
- (I) Natural ports
- (II) Two-way breakthroughs
- (III) Approaching areas considered impossible from the most familiar places
- (IV) Use soft soil as the foundation of large terminals
- (V) Turn fantasy into reality
- (VI) Crack the century-old conundrum in geotechnical engineering
- Chapter V Cities and Ports
- (I) Tianjin and Tianjin Port
- (II) Shanghai and Shanghai Port
- (III) Guangzhou and Guangzhou Port
- (IV) Along the coastline
- Afterword