Hawser line flotation

Ships – Mooring device – Boom type

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441133, B63B 2152

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045066221

ABSTRACT:
A float element for hawser lines, such as used on a single point mooring. The element has a fixed, finite length and is adapted for attachment to the hawser line in a manner to permit elongation of the line under load with the float element in place. The float element has a male end portion and an opposed female end portion, the element being adapted to be attached with the male end portion of a first element adjacent the female end portion of a second element. The male end portion of the first element installed about the line has an outside diameter significantly less than the inside diameter of female end portion of second element. For substantial loads applied to the hawser line, the female end portion of one element is adapted to enclose the male end portion of the adjacent element, whereby the hawser line is continuously enclosed by adjacent elements substantially over their combined length. A flotation system for a hawser line comprising a multiplicity of float elements is also disclosed.

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patent: 3597779 (1969-08-01), Morgan
patent: 4042990 (1977-08-01), Donaldson, Jr.
patent: 4188679 (1980-02-01), Hollaender et al.

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