Ships – Vessel raising and docking – Submerged
Patent
1976-07-09
1977-10-04
Blix, Trygve M.
Ships
Vessel raising and docking
Submerged
114 53, 114 55, 114222, B63C 708, B63C 718
Patent
active
040517977
ABSTRACT:
An assembly of components that may be used in combination with a salvage vessel to raise a sunken vessel that has a steel hull from the floor of the ocean or other body of water. The sunken vessel is loosened from the ocean floor by detonating explosive charges embedded in the ocean floor by remotely operated devices while the vessel itself is fastened to hoisting cables using explosive charges to drive rivets or bolts into prepared areas of the sunken hull. The sunken vessel is drawn up towards the water's surface while two elongate propeller driven containers of variable buoyancy with a support net therebetween are provided to aid in raising the sunken vessel to a position adjacent the salvage vessel.
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Blix Trygve M.
O'Connor Gregory W.
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