Quanhui Terminal Enters Superstructure‑construction Phase Following First Pre‑cast Beam Installation

On 21 August, the first pre‑cast beam was precisely positioned on‑site at the Quanhui Terminal project, which is undertaken by China State Construction Harbour Engineering Group. The milestone formally kicks off intensive construction work on the facility’s upper‑level structures, laying solid groundwork for the terminal’s scheduled completion and commissioning.

According to local industry reports, the development requires a total of 2 086 pre‑fabricated components covering coal‑conveying trestles, approach bridges and terminal berth zones. Site teams have adopted a side‑feeding launching‑gantry technique for component erection. This method adapts well to marine‑site operating constraints and delivers marked improvements in installation efficiency. The successful placement of the inaugural beam validates the technical reliability of construction workflows and confirms the soundness of engineering plans, furnishing practical reference standards for subsequent large‑scale pre‑cast‑component erection operations.

Construction crews are making full use of favourable seasonal working windows. Taking the first‑beam installation as a benchmark, site management presses ahead with upper‑structure erection tasks across the terminal. The project department co‑ordinates pre‑fabrication production and on‑site assembly, enforces rigorous quality‑and‑safety protocols for over‑water operations, and arranges logical sequencing for overlapping work streams. These measures keep coal‑terminal construction progressing efficiently and in good order.

Once fully operational, the terminal will establish a vital maritime coal‑transport corridor. It reinforces fuel‑supply security for the adjacent combined‑heat‑and‑power plant, securing stable supplies of electricity and heat. The new port infrastructure will underpin industrial operations within the industrial park and support high‑quality growth for port‑side industries and the broader local economy.