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Floatation boom with collapsible floatation casing

Patent 5362180 Issued on November 8, 1994. Estimated Expiration Date: Icon_subject June 28, 2013. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.

Patent References

3798911

3811285

Containment barrier section arrangement
Patent #: 4068478
Issued on: 01/17/1978
Inventor: Meyers ,   et al.

Flotation means for barrier for water carried pollutants and method of making same
Patent #: 4124981
Issued on: 11/14/1978
Inventor: Preus

Reel mountable boom arrangement
Patent #: 4295755
Issued on: 10/20/1981
Inventor: Meyers

Self-inflating oil spill boom
Patent #: 4652173
Issued on: 03/24/1987
Inventor: Kallestad

Contamination control boom arrangement Patent #: 4752393
Issued on: 06/21/1988
Inventor: Meyers

Inventors

Assignee

Application

No. 082557 filed on 06/28/1993

US Classes:

405/66, With barrier storage or deployment feature405/63, Floating barrier405/72With reinforcing feature

Examiners

Primary: Reese, Randolph A.
Assistant: Ricci, John A.

International Class

E02B 015/04

Abstract

A containment boom having the shape of an elongated floatable flexible wall member which is capable of being wound on a spool and deployed therefrom as described. The floatable flexible wall member has a vented flotation tubular membrane. A flexible sheet-like skirt member is secured along the tubular membrane along a longitudinal axis thereof. A ballast is secured to a lower elongated edge of the skirt member. The flotation tubular membrane is provided with a plurality of collapsible individual spiral coils disposed internally of the tubular membrane. The membrane support coils are secured to a plurality of bases which are interconnected to one another by a flexible connecting joint or the tubular membrane. A pull cable is secured along a top part of the tubular membrane.

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