Combination Sweco-Svašek is working on dyke and dune reinforcement Schiermonnikoog
*** Article in Dutch *** Om ervoor te zorgen dat we in Nederland de gevolgen van klimaatverandering het hoofd kunnen bieden, worden onze dijken en duinen getoetst op veiligheid. Zo ook de dijk en duinen van Schiermonnikoog. Uit onderzoek blijkt dat zowel de zeedijk, als een deel van het duintracé, toe zijn aan versterking. Om […]
New discharge data Rhine branches – based on new Qf relations set up by Svašek-Boorsma – implemented in national operational water database (Landelijk Meetnet Water)
Discharges of all five of the major Dutch Rhine branches (Bovenrijn, Waal, Pannerdensch Kanaal, IJssel and occasionally Nederrijn) are not continuously measured, but are instead derived from water levels via so called Qf relations. In principle Qf relations are Qh relations: there is a discharge (Q) for each measured water level (h). Reality is – […]
Floris de Wit joins the Svašek team
As per April 16, 2021, Floris de Wit joins Svašek Hydraulics. In 2016 Floris graduated his MSc study Hydraulic Engineering at Delft University of Technology. Subsequently, he started a PhD at the same university (expected defense in 2021), focussing on predicting and modelling the nonlinear wave shape in complex coastal systems with the eventual goal […]
Yannick Steenman joins the Svašek team
As per the first of April 2021, Yannick joins the Svašek Hydraulics team. Yannick graduated from the Delft University of Technology in November 2020 with the specializations Environmental Fluid Mechanics and Coastal Engineering. His Msc-Thesis focused on the numerical modelling of shallow jet flows in 2DH and 3D settings.
Inauguration Qrejten breakwater, Marsaxlokk, Malta
In the past the fishing port of Marsaxlokk regularly experienced damage to anchored vessels and onshore equipment due to high wave conditions. To improve the wave conditions in the port a breakwater in front of the port entrance at Qrejten Point was built in 2020. Svašek Hydraulics has been closely involved in the preparation and […]
Rainfall-runoff system Fenix-II warehouse, Rotterdam
Initiated by Stichting Droom en Daad, the Fenix-II Warehouse (Katendrecht, Rotterdam) is renovated and re-developed into FENIX. The first floor will contain the new FENIX Migration Museum and the ground floor will provide a mix of creative, culinary and cultural activities. The former warehouse of the Holland-Amerika Line (HAL) is of great historic value for […]
Nature restoration measures Bath, Western Scheldt, almost ready!
In recent years, Svašek Hydraulics has on regular basis performed studies in the context of several nature restoration projects in the Western Scheldt, in which valuable nature is created in areas with previous low nature value. In these projects, Svašek Hydraulics has been closely involved in the design process of the measures taken and has […]
Successful audit Lloyds ISO 9001:2015
The Quality Management System of Svašek Hydraulics was successfully audited to the Standards of NEN-EN-ISO 9001:2015 by Lloyds’s Register Quality Assurance. Download English certificate in PDF format
paper “Cross-Shore Intertidal Bar Behavior along the Dutch Coast” online
This week the paper “Cross-Shore Intertidal Bar Behavior along the Dutch Coast: Laser Measurements and Conceptual Model” has been published in the JMSE special issue “Observation, analysis, and modeling of nearshore Dynamics”. Lennard Spaans, employee at Svašek Hydraulics, had a significant contribution in this paper with his MSc-Thesis at the Delft University of Technology. The […]
Bas van Leeuwen appointed deputy director
As of October 1st, Bas van Leeuwen has been appointed deputy director at Svašek Hydraulics. As deputy, Bas will take over the day-to-day management of the company from Bram Bliek, to continue Svašek’s mission to bring clients real solutions by employing high level specialists on challenging projects across the globe. Bas joined Svašek Hydraulics in […]