To connect float modules to each other and/or to an assembly and/or to a superstructure mounted onto them, for pontoons constructed of float modules

A structure to connect float modules to each other for creating pontoons constructed of concrete float modules, comprising

• a plurality of prismatic float modules, each prismatic float module of the plurality of prismatic float modules including at least a monolithic upper plate, side walls and a frame unit arranged to form a plurality of edges of said each of said plurality of prismatic float modules,
• each of said prismatic float modules of the plurality of prismatic float modules [ [ are]] fixed to at least one other prismatic float module of the plurality of prismatic float modules by means of a longitudinal tension unit led through said plurality of prismatic float modules in one of the boreholes created for said longitudinal tension unit in said monolithic upper plate of each of said prismatic float modules at least at one of the plurality of said edges of said monolithic upper plate of each of said prismatic float modules, intersecting each of said prismatic float modules and running parallel with one of the plurality of said edges,
• an axis of at least one of said boreholes oriented in different directions meet in one of corners of each of said prismatic float modules, and
• directional recesses are created around exit holes of at least one of said boreholes, into which a directional spacer is inserted between each of said prismatic float modules,
• each said directional spacer comprising at least one of said boreholes for letting through said longitudinal tension unit wherein at least one of said boreholes for said longitudinal tension unit are equally created in said monolithic upper plate, said side walls and said frame unit of each of said prismatic float modules,
• said axis of at least one of said boreholes oriented in different directions meet in said corner of said corners of each of said prismatic float modules and are being skew,
• a rigid spatial corner elements surround at least one of said boreholes at each of said corners of each of said prismatic float modules, said rigid spatial corner elements cover one of the plurality of said edges of each of said prismatic float modules,
• said corner elements are made of an impact resistance material with a compressive strength that exceeds a strength of each of said prismatic float modules,
• at least one of said boreholes of said corner elements being in coincidence with said exit holes of at least one of said boreholes,
• said directional recesses having a shape of a truncated cone tapering inwards are sunk into said corner elements,
• said directional spacers fit into said directional recesses, said directional spacers having a shape complementary to that of said directional recesses, a shape of two truncated cones, with bases facing each other, and
• wherein each said directional spacer is a body made of resilient material, said body of each said directional spacer forms two truncated cones, with said bases facing each other, and along the Tz axis at least one of said borehole passes through said longitudinal tension unit.