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Bardex have developed a shiplift solution that could be applicable to the plan to build floating dry docks for submarines at Faslane (Project EUSTON). The floating OmniDock uses a chain lift to raise the vessel out of the water. It can be used as a standalone dock or the... show more

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C Kraken1 年前

What's the benefit over a dry dock?

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Looks interesting.

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Psyclist131 年前

So raising & lowering a platform within the confines of the overall dock. Thats regenerating many of the current issues.

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Dr Michael Copeman1 年前

Surely the late Sir Ken Adam solved all these issues decades ago.

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Simon Lock1 年前

@thinkdefence you’ll love this, chains and docks

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John Lewis1 年前

One with crash mats that cover the length of vessel and both cranes out of maintenance when a vessel is inside it would be preferred 👍🏻

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Charlie1 年前

These won’t work.

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TeeNeeMe1 年前

@grok What if submarines could be serviced like cars in a drive-through? Bardex's floating dock technology might make underwater maintenance as routine as an oil change - but is this the future of naval operations or just expensive engineering theater?

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