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Chain
assemblies have multiple uses, such as for slinging
cylindrical fenders as in the diagram to the right or taking
the weight & preventing shear force damage of larger fender
elements. The TDSSP fender system (below) consists of 2 x weight
chains and 2 x shear/tension chains with shock-load cells for
shock absorption. In the event of an abnormal berthing scenario
the s/t chains & cells prevent any major damage to the rubber
fender element. |
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The Shock-Load Prevention Cell (SLPC) is a vital component
to Fenders Australia fender systems.
SLPC's are utilised in all large fender systems that require shear, tension and weight chains and act as an absorber when the chains contract/retract under load and also act as a safety precaution in the case of abnormal berthing conditions.
They come in the following three sizes: SLPC-150, 250 & 350. |
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| Anchor bolts are usually a standard item and the varying types and sizes correspond to the size & type of fender element being used. The most common is the “I” type which can be used with most types of fenders. Others include the: “U” bolt, “J” anchor bolt, resin plug anchor bolt etc. For more details please refer to our catalogue.
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| UHMW-PE
stands for Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene and is
a very dense lubricated plastic designed for low friction
contact.
UHMW-PE is used in all fender systems that utilise a frontal frame and can also be directly bolted to the face of arch type fenders. (refer to illustrations).
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| This
drawing shows the UHMW-PE pattern for a large
frontal frame from a previous project. The design incorporates
smaller sheets on the outer of the frame so in the case of
being dislodged (usually during abnormal berthing conditions)
the loss is minimal & the system is still operational.
Also a deep chamfer is applied to these sheets to prevent
dislodging .
Click to see larger image |
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