Bridging system
a bridge and modular technology, applied in the direction of bridges, pontoons, vessel construction, etc., to achieve the effect of convenient transportation, quick assembly or disassembly, and convenient detachability
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[0044]Referring initially to FIG. 1, there is shown module 10 suitable for the construction of a modular bridging system, the module being manufactured principally from a plastics material, such as polyethylene, by a rotational moulding operation. The walls of the module 10 are thin in relation to their overall size such that the modules are hollow and filled with air such that they are buoyant when immersed in water. The modules are also sealed to prevent the entry of water into their interior.
[0045]Referring to FIGS. 3 and 3A, it can be seen that the module further comprises four receiving portions 31 into which I-shaped shaped pegs, described later, can be inserted.
[0046]The module also incorporates four orifices (elongate circular channels) 32 which extend from the upper face 12 of the module to the lower face 15 of the module. The walls of the orifices 32A may act as stiffeners when the modules are produced solely from rigid plastic material to improve the overall strength of t...
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