Vibration damping and vibration isolation ice resistant device for self-adapting change of tidal range
A vibration reduction, vibration isolation, self-adaptive technology, applied in water conservancy projects, artificial islands, underwater structures, etc., can solve problems such as threats to platform safety, ice-induced vibration, etc., to reduce costs, assist ice breaking, and reduce adverse effects Effect
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[0022] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and embodiment the present invention will be further described: as Figure 1 to Figure 7 As shown, a vibration reduction, vibration isolation and anti-icing device adaptive to tidal range changes in the present invention mainly includes hydraulic self-elevating system, vibration reduction and vibration isolation system, inverted cone ice coating system, guide pulley device and other components to realize self-adaptive tide It can effectively protect the marine engineering structures in the sea area of the ice area.
[0023] When installing offshore:
[0024] First, the fixed support 1 is welded on the appropriate position of the pile 8, and three plunger cylinders 3 are welded on the fixed support 1.
[0025] Then the cylindrical movable support 6 is set on the outside of the pile 8, the lower part is welded with three plungers 4, and the plungers 4 are inserted into the plunger cylinder 3.
[0026] Then on the upper su...
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