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Class 114/30 - Separable


Subclass of Class 114 - Ships
Definition: Dumping and sectional scows, the load being dumped by the
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 02/06/1996


NumberTitleIssue Date
5488921Flexible fabric barge apparatus and method
Flexible fabric barges are connected together in a string for towing. The barges are interconnected by fabric sleeves which have zipper connections. A fabric towing cone is zipper connected to the lead barge. Each barge includes an elongated opening that ...
02/06/1996
4959143Oil spill recovery vessel
An oil spill recovery vessel for removing oil spills on the water surface and storing the collected oil. The vessel has a starboard hull half and a port hull half which expand away from one another and a skimmer is deployed between the two hull halves. Th...
09/25/1990
4878446Method for the forming and the deposition in a selected place of a bulk
A method for the forming and the deposition in a selected place of a bulk consisting substantially of loose or lightly cohesive material, such as sand or other ground material, for example for use as the core or base of a dam, quay, a bank reinforcement, ...
11/07/1989
4451056Remotely operated underwater tension connector
A tension connector, and offshore platform mooring system embodying the connector, characterized in that the connector can be made up remotely and released remotely. The connector comprises a male connector member, typically attached to a string of pipe w...
05/29/1984
 
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