Quick-coupling connection system for the maritime industry

The quick-coupling connection system addresses the laborious connection issues of existing mooring systems by providing a rapid and secure connection mechanism that adjusts to severe maritime conditions and allows for length adjustments, enhancing operational efficiency and safety.

WO2025062274A2 Publication Date: 2025-03-27REMAZEL ENG
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Patent Information

Application Number
PCT/IB2024/058994
Authority / Receiving Office
WO · WO
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
Priority Date
2023-09-19
Filing Date
2024-09-16
Publication Date
2025-03-27

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing mooring systems for large permanent floating structures in the maritime industry are laborious and time-consuming to connect, especially under adverse weather and sea conditions, and they lack the ability to adjust their length effectively.

Method used

A quick-coupling connection system that includes a male connector with a sealing portion and a housing portion, and a female connector with a locking device and a pushing mechanism, allowing for rapid and secure connection and adjustment of the mooring system's length.

Benefits of technology

The system enables rapid and secure connection of mechanical transmission members to floating bodies, resisting severe weather and sea conditions, and allows for easy length adjustment, improving operational efficiency and safety.

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Abstract

A connection system (1) to connect, in the maritime industry, a mechanical transmission member (2) to a body (3) and having: a male connector (4), which can be connected to an end of the mechanical transmission member (2); and a female connector (5), which can be connected to the body (3), has a seat (6) shaped so as to receive the male connector (4), and comprises a locking device (7), which is configured to hold the male connector (4) inside the seat (6).
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