Buoyant box module of integrated barge
A pontoon and lock technology, applied in the direction of barges/barges, etc., can solve the problems of restricting the applicability of the assembled barges and the inability of the assembled barges to meet the differentiated transportation, so as to achieve flexible and convenient assembly, reasonable structural design and flexibility. The effect of assembly performance
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[0018] Such as figure 1 and figure 2 As shown, the combined formwork is composed of 5 horizontal and 3 vertical pontoon modules in total according to the vertical and horizontal assembly structure. The pontoon module includes a closed space formed by steel plate welding, and the design corner reinforcement steel plate is welded in the closed space of the pontoon module. Both the buoyant tank modules 10 and 20 have an upper end surface of a rectangular structure, and a connecting member is arranged on the side thereof, and the connecting member includes a bolt connection part on the upper part of the buoyant tank module side and a locking pin joint on the lower part.
[0019] Such as figure 1 As shown, the connecting components arranged outside the pontoon modules 10 and 20 are distributed on the docking sides of the pontoon modules, and one set of connecting components includes bolt connections on the upper side of the pontoon modules 10 and 20 and locking pin joints on the...
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