Aluminum hydrocrane for submersible operations

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Contributors
Publisher
Harbor Branch Foundation, Inc.
Date Issued
1976
Note

There was a need for a lightweight hydrocrane to handle launching and recovery of the Harbor Branch Foundation submersible, JOHNSON-SEA-LINK. Aluminum, because of its high strength to weight ratio, weldability, high corrosion resistance and low maintenance became the prime candidate for this application, all of which led Edwin A. Link, Trustee and Vice President of Harbor Branch Foundation, Inc. to request the assistance of ALCOA in the design of a suitable unit.

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Type
Identifier
3358475
Additional Information
There was a need for a lightweight hydrocrane to handle launching and recovery of the Harbor Branch Foundation submersible, JOHNSON-SEA-LINK. Aluminum, because of its high strength to weight ratio, weldability, high corrosion resistance and low maintenance became the prime candidate for this application, all of which led Edwin A. Link, Trustee and Vice President of Harbor Branch Foundation, Inc. to request the assistance of ALCOA in the design of a suitable unit.
Offshore Technology Conference Paper Number OTC 2577
Florida Atlantic University Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute Technical Report #5
Date Backup
1976
Date Text
1976
Date Issued (EDTF)
1976
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IID
FADT3358475
Issuance
single unit
Person Preferred Name

Dolan, Robert B.

creator

Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute
Physical Description

pdf [13 p.]
Title Plain
Aluminum hydrocrane for submersible operations
Origin Information

Harbor Branch Foundation, Inc.
1976
single unit

Jupiter, Fla.

Place

Jupiter, Fla.
Title
Aluminum hydrocrane for submersible operations
Other Title Info

Aluminum hydrocrane for submersible operations