Marine Airbags’ Applicable Scenarios

The applicable scenarios for marine airbags are as follows:

1. Ship Floating and Raising: Used for salvaging sunken ships or adjusting the buoyancy of a vessel to restore its normal floating state, commonly used in shipwreck salvage operations.
2. Ship Repair and Maintenance: Used for lifting the hull or stabilizing the vessel during repairs to the bottom or other critical parts of the ship.
3. Cargo Loading and Unloading: In special circumstances, marine airbags can be used to lift the vessel’s hull to facilitate the loading or unloading of cargo, particularly in challenging situations.
4. Offshore Platform Relocation: Used to move floating platforms, vessels, or marine equipment, ensuring they are safely relocated to the desired position.
5. Supporting and Securing Vessels: Used to stabilize vessels during docking or berthing operations, ensuring the ship remains secure in various environments.

In these scenarios, marine airbags provide temporary buoyancy and support, improving the safety and efficiency of operations.