Self-Elevating Platforms (Jack-Up Barges)
LIFT BOATS
Capable of raising hull over the water for lifting, piling and other offshore operations
A Self-Elevating Platform is a platform specifically designed for water-based construction tasks, primarily used for excavators operating on water. This platform allows excavators to perform various tasks, such as dredging, clearing, and excavation, in aquatic environments.
The design of the Self-Elevating Platform emphasizes stability, ensuring that the excavator can operate smoothly on the water, thus improving both work efficiency and safety. Additionally, it offers excellent adaptability, enabling it to operate in both freshwater and seawater, as well as in waters of varying depths.
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- Crane barge
- Pile-driving vessel
- Self-elevating platform
The main structure of a Self-Elevating Platform consists of several key parts, including the floatation body, connection structure, and power system:
- Floatation Body: Serving as the foundation of the platform, it provides the necessary buoyancy to keep the entire platform afloat on the water’s surface.
- Connection Structure: This part connects the floatation body to the excavator, ensuring that the excavator is securely mounted and stable during operation.
- Power System: High-end self-elevating platforms may come equipped with a power system, such as engines or electric motors, to provide propulsion and assist with various tasks.
These components work together to ensure the platform operates efficiently and safely in various water conditions.
