عمرو أبو العز

Follow Up & Technical Support of Damietta Breakwaters are massive coastal structures extending into the Mediterranean Sea, designed to protect the Damietta Port and shoreline from strong wave action and erosion. Submerged beneath sea level, these breakwaters are constructed using heavy, armor-grade rocks strategically placed to absorb and dissipate wave energy. In addition to the natural rock armoring, cast in situ concrete tripods are utilized, carefully formed and poured on-site to provide enhanced stability and interlocking strength. These tripods serve as an artificial barrier that complements the irregular shape of the rocks, increasing resistance against shifting under intense marine forces. Together, the combination of huge rocks and robust tripods ensures the durability and effectiveness of the breakwaters in safeguarding the coastal infrastructure.