Soft quay mooring system
A mooring system and wharf technology, applied in the field of soft wharf mooring systems, can solve problems such as complex articulated arm structures
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[0023] Figure 1 shows a storage and / or processing unit 1 which can be a single point or decentralized anchored FPSO (floating production storage and offloading vessel), a gravity-based structure (GBS) docked on the seabed, an LNG FSRU ( floating liquefied gas storage vessel), etc. The unit 1 shown in FIG. 1 is moored to the seabed, for example by means of turrets 3 and anchor lines 5 . The unit 1 can weather change around the corner tower 3 in response to wind and direction of airflow. Alternatively, the unit 1 may be anchored to the seabed in a fixed or semi-weather manner by dispersal mooring.
[0024] Along the side of the hull 6, a support arm 7 protrudes outwardly from the hull for a distance of eg 25 metres. A dock element 10 in the form of a space frame is suspended from the support arm 7 by suspension elements 9, preferably chains or cables (but also rods, pivot structures, combined cable-rod structures, etc.). A shock absorber, such as an inflatable shock absorber ...
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