MIKE 21 Mooring Analysis for safer port operations
As vessels continue to increase in size and ports operate under increasingly demanding environmental conditions, ensuring safe and efficient mooring has become a critical challenge.
Wind, waves, currents, passing vessels and operational constraints can induce excessive vessel motions and mooring line loads, leading to safety risks, operational downtime and increased maintenance costs.
To address these challenges, MIKE 21 Mooring Analysis simulates vessel behaviour at berth under combined environmental and operational loading conditions. It enables engineers, port authorities, terminal operators and consultants to evaluate vessel motions, fender reactions and mooring line tensions across a wide range of berth configurations and vessel types.
By the end of this webinar, you will be able to:
understand the key factors influencing vessel motions and mooring loads at berths
learn now MIKE 21 Mooring Analysis simulates vessel behaviour under wind, wave and current forces
explore practical applications in ports, harbours and terminals
understand industry best practices for mooring assessments, including the interpretation of simulation results
The session will include technical explanations and practical examples demonstrating how mooring analysis can support safer and more efficient port operations.
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