Marine caisson bracing system and method of installation
AssigneeEDG, Inc.
InventorsDwight C. Paulsen, Paul G. Haddican, Ernest M. Posner, III, Randy J. Tingstrom, Tara L. Mays
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AssigneeEDG, Inc.
InventorsDwight C. Paulsen, Paul G. Haddican, Ernest M. Posner, III, Randy J. Tingstrom, Tara L. Mays
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A bracing structure is provided in the form of an elongated bracing member having first and second ends, the first end having a pile sleeve for engaging the bottom, the second end having a doubler plate or the like for engaging a caisson above the water line. A pulley may be provided on the caisson above the water line, in the vicinity of where the doubler plate is to be mounted on the caisson. A cable having first and second ends is provided, the first end affixed to the bracing member in the vicinity of the doubler plate, the second end engaging the tugger or winch. In use, the tugger draws the cable so as to urge the doubler plate to the caisson above the water line in the vicinity of the installation area.
A method of bracing a marine caisson situated in a body of water having a water bottom and a water level, the marine caisson having first and second ends, the first end situated above the water level of the body of water and the second end situated in the water bottom, the marine caisson further having an outer surface and a top, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of bracing a marine caisson situated in a body of water having a water bottom and a water level, the marine caisson having first and second ends, the first end situated above the water level of the body of water and the second end situated in the water bottom, the marine caisson further having an outer surface and a top, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of bracing a marine caisson situated in a body of water having a water bottom and a water level, the marine caisson having first and second ends, the first end situated above the water level of the body of water and the second end situated in the water bottom, the marine caisson further having an outer surface and a top, and a passage formed longitudinally therethrough having an inner diameter, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of bracing a support member vertically emanating from the ground, the support member having first and second ends, the support member further having an outer surface and a top, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of bracing a marine caisson situated in a body of water having a water bottom and a water level, the marine caisson having first and second ends, the first end situated above the water level of the body of water and the second end situated in the water bottom, the marine caisson further having an outer surface and a top, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of bracing a marine caisson situated in a body of water having a water bottom and a water level, the marine caisson having first and second ends, the first end situated above the water level of the body of water and the second end situated in the water bottom, the marine caisson further having an outer surface and a top, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of bracing a marine caisson situated in a body of water having a water bottom and a water level, the marine caisson having first and second ends, the first end situated above the water level of the body of water and the second end situated in the water bottom, the marine caisson further having an outer surface and a top, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of bracing a support member vertically emanating from the ground, the support member having first and second ends, the support member further having an outer surface and a top, the method comprising the steps of:
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