The invention discloses a marine economic development foundation platform module. The marine economic development foundation platform module comprises a main floating body frame formed by cylindricalfloating bodies which extend in the annular direction and are connected end to end to form a closed annular shape, and an operation platform which is arranged above the main floating body frame and provided with an offshore operation platform layer, wherein the operation platform is connected with the main floating body frame through a first connecting column extending vertically, and the offshoreoperation platform layer is connected with a superstructure used for conducting various offshore operations; the module further comprises a lower frame body which is arranged below the main floatingbody frame, is of a closed annular structure and is connected with the main floating body frame through a second connecting column extending vertically; and the displacement of the main floating bodyframe is greater than the total structural weight of the marine economic development foundation platform module. The foundation platform module has large reserve buoyancy and a large waterline plane,the overall stability, the storm resistance and the adjusting capacity adapting to severe sea conditions are improved, and better safety is achieved; and the structure is simple, the overall framing performance is high, and the strength of the overall frame is improved.
本发明公开了一种海洋经济开发基础平台模块,包括有沿环形方向延伸、并首尾连接形成封闭环形的柱状浮体形成的主浮体框;设置于主浮体框上方的具有海上作业平台层面的作业平台,作业平台与主浮体框通过竖向延伸的第一连接柱相连接,海上作业平台层面上连接有用于进行各种海上作业的上层建筑;设置于主浮体框下方的下框体,下框体呈封闭的环状结构、与主浮体框通过竖向延伸的第二连接柱相连接;主浮体框的排水量大于海洋经济开发基础平台模块的结构总重量。则该基础平台模块具有大储备浮力和大水线面,并提高了整体的稳定性、抵抗风暴的能力和适应恶劣海况的调节能力,具有更好的安全性;且结构简洁、整体框架性强,提高了整体框架的强度。
Marine economic development basic platform module
一种海洋经济开发基础平台模块
2021-01-29
Patent
Elektronische Ressource
Chinesisch
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