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C * * ;t^ <br />l^; v^ : * <br />»s4" '-ā.' ' <br />T <br />|£r-.,-' iV, <br />*1 ⢠<br />:.i-,vā:^^ <br />i- <br />w%ā <br />up& <br />UNITED DESIGN ASSOCIATES, INC. <br />in NO. MAIN ST.. CHEBOYGAN. MICH. 49721 <br />TOPICS OF SPECIAL INTEREST <br />EXPERIENCE <br />UOA has specialized in the design of harbors, marinas, and waterfront work, coastal engineering <br />and related fields since it was first organized in 1955. The company has actually designed <br />In excess of 300 waterfront projects during its history as a consulting company. <br />COMPUTER MODELING <br />UOA has developed extensive ccmputer modeling programs of wave analysis utilizing the Corps <br />of Engineers research data, the latest THA spectrum, and Goda's update for random seas and of <br />maritime structures. As part of this program methodology UDA also has the capability of <br />developing and drawing with the AUTOCAD system the numerical models of the diffraction diagrams <br />and the refraction diagrams generated by the approaching waves analysis. <br />KELVIN FUNCTIONS <br />UDA has programmed the Kelvin functions in conjunction with the Kerr-Nevel equation which permits <br />the rapid computer analysis of vertical ire forces on piles and structures for any variable <br />ice property that may be selected, this same program is applicable for the computer analysis <br />of ice loading potential for any selected load that could be placed on an ice plate. UOA has <br />over the years done insitu ice load measurements and confirmed the accuracy of the theoretical <br />ice forces developed by the Kerr-Nevel equation. <br />ICE PILE SOIL RESEARCH <br />UDA has actively cnegaged in testing various theories with respect to the ice-pile-soil resistance <br />capability for various soil conditions and various ice thicknesses. <br />CAOO SYSTEM <br />UDA is state-of-the-art with the AUTOCAD system utilizing the latest technology in preparing <br />drawings with disk storage capability which permits rapid modifications at very low cost, and <br />also permits rapid retrieval for subsequent drawing reviews. UDA also utilizes the compact <br />disk system (CDROM) for orage of specifications and product data. <br />TOTAL ELECTRONIC STATION <br />UDA utilizes a total elertronic station which permits field observation of wave heights, <br />soundings, and topographic survey data that can be recorded and transcribed through the computer <br />to the printer. <br />FLOATING BREAKWATER RESEARCH <br />UOA is conducting research and development with Allen Dock Manufacturing of Florence, Wisconsin <br />for constructing a floating breakwater. This type of project is of special Interest to the <br />Fish & Wildlife Service for areas of smaller wave intensity that will ultimately replace the <br />need for such a structure to physically occupy the bottomland and interfere with fish migration <br />and habitat. Floating breakwaters also have the potential of easily being moved for location <br />adjustment of the protected facilities. A proto-type is being constructed for testing under <br />various conditions. The most important use of a floating breakwater may be its use as a secondary <br />breakwater which could permit a much lower cost rubblemound breakwater as the outer or initial <br />wave interceptor. <br />__ _i.
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