AKCANSA
- Latitude: 39.8796 •
- Longitude: 26.1515 •
- East Mediterranean •
- Port in Turkey
Address: Çanakkale Turkey
The Akçansa port, also known as Akçansa Çanakkale Port, is a notable maritime port located in the Marmara Region of Turkey. It primarily serves the needs of the Akçansa Çanakkale Cement Plant, which is one of Turkey's largest cement producers. This port handles a variety of bulk materials, with a significant focus on cement and clinker shipments.
Description
Location
- Region: Marmara Region, Turkey
- City: Near Çanakkale
- Geographical Coordinates: Approximately 40.1456° N latitude and 26.4086° E longitude
Specifications
General Information
- Type of Port: Industrial/Bulk Cargo Port
- Primary Use: Handling of cement, clinker, and other bulk materials
- Port Operator: Akçansa, a leading cement producer in Turkey
Infrastructure
- Berths: Several berths tailored for bulk handling facilities
- Draft Depth: The draft varies but typically supports vessels with a draft of up to 12 meters
- Total Quay Length: Around 200 meters
- Cargo Handling Equipment:
- Conveyor belts for efficient loading and unloading of bulk materials
- Ship loaders and unloaders
- Storage silos for cement and clinker
Capacity
- Annual Throughput: The port has a significant throughput capacity, handling millions of tons of cement and clinker annually.
Additional Facilities
- Storage: Extensive storage facilities including silos and warehousing for cement products
- Transport Links: Well-connected by road and potentially rail for transport of materials to and from the plant and port
- Safety and Environmental Measures: Compliance with local and international safety standards and environmental regulations to minimize the environmental impact of port operations
Operations
Services Offered
- Loading and Unloading: Efficient bulk handling services for cement, clinker, and possibly other bulk materials
- Warehousing: Temporary storage and management of bulk materials
- Logistics Services: Integrated logistics services to support the cement plant's operational requirements
Working Hours
- Typically operates 24/7 to meet the production and shipping schedules of the cement plant
Transportation Links
- Road: Direct access to major highways connecting to various parts of Turkey
- Potential Rail Links: May have or plan to develop rail connections to integrate with national rail networks
Strategic Importance
- Economic Impact: Plays a crucial role in the export of cement and clinker from Turkey, enhancing the country's trade balance
- Regional Importance: Supports local and regional economic development by facilitating industrial activities
The Akçansa Port is a vital infrastructure component for Turkey's cement industry, ensuring efficient logistics and distribution of bulk materials both domestically and internationally.