Hydraulic and earth engineering – Marine structure or fabrication thereof – With work deck vertically adjustable relative to floor
Patent
1978-02-27
1979-06-19
Shapiro, Jacob
Hydraulic and earth engineering
Marine structure or fabrication thereof
With work deck vertically adjustable relative to floor
405200, 405203, 405204, E02B 1700, E02D 2752
Patent
active
041585160
ABSTRACT:
A platform comprises a base structure designed to rest on the bottom of the sea for supporting an industrial or scientific installation above the surface of the water. The base structure comprises a floatable device capable of keeping afloat and means for ballasting the base structure to install the structure on the bottom of the sea. The base structure also includes a shaft in which a hollow element with a water-tight peripheral wall and a water-tight lower end wall, can slide vertically. The element can be temporarily fixed to the shaft. The element forms a float capable of supporting a deck which carries the installations, but is capable of being immersed over at least the greater part of its height. The deck is capable of floating until it is over the top of the element when the element is immersed and has means for fixing it to the top of the element.
REFERENCES:
patent: 2960833 (1960-11-01), Hayward
patent: 4060995 (1977-12-01), Lacroix
Noblanc Alain G. N.
Valenchon Claude P.
Compagnie Generale pour les Developpements Operationnels des Ric
Markva Neil F.
Shapiro Jacob
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