Cargo Handling Apparatus TRIZ Cases

Segmented buoy capsules lower cameras to monitor anchor conditions, resolving complexity trade-offs through dynamic cable management.

Dual-hull integrated ship uses buoyancy to transport immersed tubes, eliminating multiple towing vessels and navigation lane closures.

Segmented platforms and adjustable hooks attach to various ladder designs via opposing resistance forces, preventing damage and stabilizing movement.

Positioning a 30 m beam diffractor transverse to waves reduces motion and extends weather windows.

Separate guiding and load-bearing connections enable automated tracking of moving targets, reducing manual attachment time and collision risks.

Integrating a storage pocket into a dive door eliminates snagging hazards while keeping a swimming ladder readily accessible for swimmers.

A marine bunker fuel monitoring system uses a private wireless network to enable real-time electronic verification of fluid delivery between vessels.

An obstacle shapes flow paths to increase breaching surfaces, reducing offloading rounds required for low-permeability soils in dredging hoppers.

A subsea storage tank outer container integrates flexible portions that expand and contract to manage internal volume changes.

A foldable boat deck integrates ladder and gangway functions using hydraulic movement means.

Deployable swim platform with integrated grab bar resolves rear-end space conflicts for water sports.

Rotatable main arms and sliding guides enable horizontal translation of the platform, reducing overlap between fixed and moving parts.

A submergible load support uses a controllable pendulum system to position heavy constructions below an offshore installation vessel.

Buoyant fresh water flows upward through a compliant pipe communicating external hydrostatic pressure, eliminating mechanical pumping energy consumption.

A submerged hull recess stores underwater measurement devices while maintaining constant submersion.