Free fall submersible life saving device particularly for offshore structures working in extremely heavy weather conditions
CA 1262218 C · Owner: Politechnika Gdanska · Inventors: Rowinski, Lech; Doerffer, Jerzy W.; Niepieklo, Andrzej
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A free fall submersible life saving device particularly, intended for offshore structures working in extremely heavy, weather conditions. It is fitted with a spherical capsule which according to the invention is distinguished by the pressure shell having in the upper part at least one manhole closed with a cover and in the lower part glands for electric cables hydraulic piping and mechanical drive which are placed in the outer casing which contains a lifting lug. Frame fastened to the lower part of the casing, where a windlass with an automatic control of the tension in the anchor rope anchor, and ballast are placed, connected to lower part of the casing in a detachable manner by means of …
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- Granted October 10, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended October 10, 2006.
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