US2011299937A1PendingUtilityA1
Pre-stressed concrete foundation for a marine building structure
Est. expiryJun 7, 2030(~3.8 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
A pre-stressed marine foundation includes a concrete base to be placed on a sea bed, a body placed over the concrete base, and a concrete platform. The body includes closed sections, each closed section composed of a pre-stressed concrete segmented column that has an upper extreme and a lower extreme joined at the base, and opened sections joined at sides of the closed sections, each open section composed of a structured beam frame. The concrete platform is joined at the upper extremes of the concrete columns.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A pre-stressed marine foundation, comprising:
a concrete base to be placed on a sea bed, a body placed over the concrete base, the body including:
a plurality of closed sections, each closed section composed of a pre-stressed concrete segmented column, each column having an upper extreme and a lower extreme joined at the base, and
a plurality of opened sections joined at sides of the closed sections, each open section composed of a structured beam frame, and
a concrete platform joined at the upper extremes of the concrete columns.
2 . The foundation of claim 1 , wherein the body has a triangular cross-section formed by three segmented pre-stressed concrete columns and three beam frames therebetween.
3 . The foundation of claim 1 , wherein each beam frame includes a plurality of beams selected from concrete beams or metallic beams.
4 . The foundation of claim 1 , wherein concrete segments forming each of the concrete columns are semicircular and have substantially the same form and same dimensions.
5 . The foundation of claim 1 , wherein the base includes an aperture.
6 . The foundation of claim 1 , further comprising a concrete layer added to the base to increase weight of the base.
7 . A pre-stressed marine foundation, comprising:
a concrete base, a body placed on the concrete base, the body having a triangular cross-section formed by three equally-spaced segmented pre-stressed vertical concrete columns with three beam frames joined in an open space between the three spaced segmented vertical concrete columns, and a concrete platform joined to upper ends of the vertical concrete columns.
8 . The foundation of claim 7 , wherein the base has a bottom diameter and a top diameter and a sloped side surface, the bottom diameter greater than the top diameter.
9 . The foundation of claim 7 , wherein the base top diameter is approximately the same diameter of the body.
10 . The foundation of claim 7 , wherein the base includes a central triangular aperture.
11 . The foundation of claim 7 , wherein each beam frame includes a plurality of structured beams selected from concrete beams or metallic beams.
12 . The foundation of claim 7 , wherein concrete segments forming each of the vertical concrete columns are semicircular and have substantially the same form and same dimensions.
13 . A pre-stressed marine foundation, comprising:
a base having a sloped side surface, a tower placed on the base, the tower having a triangular cross-section formed by a plurality of spaced segmented pre-stressed vertical concrete columns with a plurality of reinforcing beam frames joined in open spaces between the spaced segmented vertical concrete columns to realize a tower with annular structure and said triangular cross-section, and a platform joined to upper ends of the vertical concrete columns.
14 . The foundation of claim 13 , wherein the base includes a central triangular aperture.
15 . The foundation of claim 13 , wherein each beam frame includes a plurality of structured beams selected from concrete beams or metallic beams.
16 . The foundation of claim 13 , wherein concrete segments forming each of the vertical concrete columns are semicircular and have substantially the same form and same dimensions.
17 . The foundation of claim 13 , further comprising a concrete layer added to the base to increase weight of the base.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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