Site 4 – quay 1
2.39Ha
Intertidal – 8m depth
Sheltered
Testing activities supported at this site
Material, Component & Subassembly testing
Dip Testing of devices
Support structures, moorings & foundations
Scientific instruments & monitoring equipment
Location
Quay 1 is situated at Pembroke Port, and is our largest quayside site, with an area of 23,000 m2 (200m x 125m).
Site Features at a Glance
- Intertidal – 8m depth
- 2.39ha area
- Large quayside – accommodates devices up to 164m length
- Quayside access
- Sheltered
- Seabed – mud / sandy mud. Manmade causeway of rubble and rock.
more Detailed information
- This site has an area of 23,000m2 (200mx125m)
- The entire southern edge of the site is bordered by a large heavy lift quay with several mooring bollards.
- The sea area adjacent to the quay is dredged to a depth of 8m chart datum. The seabed then shoals to 5m moving offshore of the dredged area.
- The eastern edge of the site is flanked by a drying bank with a height of up to 4m at LAT.
- Throughout the site the seabed is mud, with a partly intertidal causeway of rubble and rock at the eastern edge of the site, accessed by a slipway.
- The metocean conditions at the site are consistently benign, with maximum tidal currents of <1 knot (0.5m/s) and very limited wave exposure.
Our Quayside test sites
Our quayside test sites provide an easy access, low risk area to test marine energy equipment.
They allow you to effectively monitor and evaluate performance tests, easily adjust device parameters and retrieve equipment quickly – meaning you can repeatedly deploy at low cost and learn lessons quickly.
Want to discuss this test site?
If you have a marine energy project that you are looking to test at this site or any of our others, please get in touch.
With over a decade of experience in the marine renewables industry, our team can also provide support on a range of topics including project management, consenting and stakeholder engagement.