Service
Home Warfighter Support Installations Environment Water Resources Information Technology About Us Partnering Opportunities
Home > Water Resources > Navigation > Navigation Systems > Lock Design >

Lock Design

Description

Hydraulic engineers at ERDC's the Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory (CHL) conduct studies on the planning, design, operation, management, and maintenance of locks along the Nation's waterway systems for USACE Districts, municipalities throughout the country, and other Federal and non-Federal agencies. The research includes studies of the lock chambers, the filling and emptying systems, guard walls, extensions, and other data pertaining to the locks within canals, rivers, or docks. The purpose of the research is for providing safe and efficient marine transport, cost-effective systems, and environmentally acceptable conditions.

 

Additional Information (click to expand)
or click ALL to expand all.

 Capabilities

 Supporting Technology

 Benefits

 Success Stories

 Points of Contact

 (click to view larger image)

Inner Harbor Navigation Canal Replacement Lock Model looking downstream

Printer Friendly Fact Sheet:
MS Word
Adobe PDF



Privacy and Security Notice
The POC for this page:
ERDC feedback

Page last updated: 03 April 2007

USACE | Home