Submerging the transformer below the waterline uses the water body for cooling while keeping cable runs short and maintenance access walkable.
Dovetail joints and threaded rods let modular pontoons assemble securely into a stable top-frame float structure while remaining easy to transport.
A shovel-filled sand bag, rope, and buoy provide a low-cost temporary anchor for an inflatable raft.
A triangular tent uses a buoyant flotation base and reinforcing straps to float on water or rest on land.
Segmented triangular frames with pivotable joints accommodate torsional wave movements while minimizing water exposure and frame weight.
Hollow polygonal floating units feature integrated upper and lower engaging surfaces that mate with lock mechanisms for secure structural attachment.
A pressure activated latch uses a biasing element to hold a pin against a tab until fluid pressure triggers sequential door inflation.
A clear one-piece polymer bottom serves as both floor and support structure for an inflatable raft.
Segmented inflatable platforms use standardized interconnection points to maintain stability while recesses constrain coolers for secure storage.