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AN INTRODUCTION TO AN INTRODUCTION TO VERY LARGE FLOATING VERY LARGE FLOATING
STRUCTURESSTRUCTURES
INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION
TYPES OF VLFSTYPES OF VLFS
Semi submersible typePontoon type
MEGA FLOATS MEGA FLOATS ADVANTAGESADVANTAGES
Environmental friendlyEasy and fast to constructEasily removed or expandedProtected from seismic shocksNo differential settlement
DESIGN LOADSDESIGN LOADS
Dead load Hydrostatic pressure Live load Abnormal loads Earth pressure Effects of earthquakes Effects of temperature change
Effects of water current Effects of tidal change Effects of seabed movement Effects of movements of bearings Snow load Effects of tsunamis Effects of storm surges, ship waves, seaquake, brake
load, erection load Effects of drift ice and ice pressure Effects of drifting bodies Effects of marine growths
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONSDESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
MaterialsConfigurationsDesign criteriaCorrosion protection
RATES OF CORROSIONRATES OF CORROSION
Corrosive Environment Corrosion Rate (mm/year)
Offshore side
Above HWL 0.3
HWL to- 1 m below LWL
0.1 - 0.3
1 m below LWL to seabed
0.1 – 0.2
Mud layer beneath seabed
0.03
Onshore side
Air 0.1
Earth above water level
0.03
Earth below water level
0.02
MOORING SYSTEMMOORING SYSTEM
UNIQUENESS OF VLFSUNIQUENESS OF VLFS
Large sizeEnvironment conditionDesign and analysisConnection at seaDesign life and other unique criteria
CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION
Thank YouThank You