TH22907A3 - Floating buoy to protect against waves - Google Patents

Abstract

OCR surge protection buoys protect against surface waves hitting the shoreline, which can cause The coastal area was damaged. This anti-wave buoy is made from thermoplastic materials using injection molding. It consists of two main parts: a reflected wave part and a jumping wave part. which is specially designed to be a logarithmic spiral line and has a hole drilled through and a loop for The part that gives the wave part is reflected and the wave part is leaping. They are assembled together with fastening materials such as nuts and screw shafts, ropes, cables, and slings, etc. In addition, the inside of both the reflected wave part and the part of the leaping wave is hollow. It is intended to be filled with heavy materials. To prevent blowing from wind and sea waves.

Claims (5)

1.OCR 1. The anti-wave collision buoy consists of 2 main parts: the reflected wave part (1) that is assembled together and the leaping wave part (2) that is in the middle of the reflected wave (1) showing the reflected wave part (1 ) serves to reduce the strength of the waves that collide. By the upper area In front of the reflected wave section (1), there is a wave reception curve above (3) that is a logarithmic spiral line, which serves to reduce the force of the waves. And the lower front area adjacent to the upper wave receiving curve (3) has a lower wave receiving curve (4) to reduce the resistance of waves hitting the buoy to prevent waves from hitting by reflected waves (1). There are holes (5). ) that looks like a hole that can be drilled through to the other side, with hole (5) serving for stringing or Attached with clamping material which is located in the upper part The lower part and is located between the upper wave receiving curve (3) and the lower wave receiving curve (4). At the back of the reflected wave section (1), there is a structural mounting ear (6) attached to it. It serves for Stringed or attached with a clamping material, choosing from nuts and screw shafts, ropes, cables, or slings. The structure mounting ears (6) appear on both the top and bottom. of reflected waves (1) with special characteristics: The leaping wave part (2) serves to allow waves to pass through to reduce the impact force on the floating wave protection buoy. The leaping wave part (2) consists of 2 parts that are separated independently, namely the upper part (7) that has the shape geometry and the base piece (8), with both the top piece (7) and the base piece (8) serving as channels. Waves of water leaping past The top piece (7) and base piece (8) have a through hole (9) that goes through the other side. Serves for stringing or attaching with clamping material. The through hole (9) is drilled in the same position as the hole (5) in every position in the reflected wave section (1). In addition, the back of the upper part (7) and the base part (8) has mounting ears (10) attached to it. Serves for stringing or attaching with clamping material. The clamping clip (10) is drilled in the same position as the structural clamp (6) in every position in the reflected wave section (1). 2. Floating buoy to protect against waves. According to claim 1, wherein the height multiplied by the width of the reflected wave segment (1) is proportional to 26 times the height of the ocean wave. 3. Floating buoy to protect against waves. According to claim 1 or 2, wherein the height of the base member (8) is proportional to 4.5 to 7 of the height. with the reflected wave part (1) 4. Floating buoy to protect against waves. According to claims 1 to 4, wherein both sides of the reflected wave (1) are designed to have convex and concave parts to serve as support for the assembly attached to the leaping wave part (2) by the wave part. The leap (2) is formed in the middle between the reflected wave segments (1). 5. Floating buoy to protect against waves. According to claim 1, the interior area at the back of the reflecting wave section (1) and the leaping wave section (2) has a channel to fill with a weighty material, either water or sand, to prevent blowing away from wind and sea waves.