Novel nail type bottom hull base
A cushioning and foundation technology, applied in infrastructure engineering, construction, etc., can solve the problems of inability to discharge silt, discount of apron effect, increased cost, etc., and achieve the effect of improving anti-slip and anti-overturning capabilities.
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[0024] image 3 (a) is a schematic diagram of conventional sinking cushion foundation penetrating into the seabed in actual engineering. Because the bottom area of sinking is very large, it often can only penetrate into the soft soil layer, and it is impossible to squeeze all the silt through to the hard soil layer. A shear weak zone is formed between the bottom surface of the sinking pad and the hard soil layer at the bottom, which has poor anti-slip capability, and the drilling platform is prone to horizontal slip and overturning under loads such as wind, wave and current. image 3 (b) is a schematic diagram of the apron-type sinking pad foundation penetrating into the seabed. The horizontal anti-slip capability of the sinking pad can be improved by adding skirts around the sinking pad to penetrate the mud layer and reach the bearing layer directly. However, during the penetration process of the sinking pad, the silt is trapped in the apron and cannot be discharged, and t...
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