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A supporting structure to help houses self-float, balance and self-stabilize from flooding water
A supporting structure is introduced for houses built in flood-prone areas. With the structure installed, the house or part of the house self-floats, balances and self-stabilizes when flood water rises, then safely descends to its original position when water retreats - without additional electrical or mechanical manoeuvrers. The supporting structure comprises an upper part for buoyancy generation, a lower part for stabilization, a supplementary component for fine tuning to ensure balance, and a supplementary component used for movement navigation. Figure 1
A supporting structure to help houses self-float, balance and self-stabilize from flooding water
A supporting structure is introduced for houses built in flood-prone areas. With the structure installed, the house or part of the house self-floats, balances and self-stabilizes when flood water rises, then safely descends to its original position when water retreats - without additional electrical or mechanical manoeuvrers. The supporting structure comprises an upper part for buoyancy generation, a lower part for stabilization, a supplementary component for fine tuning to ensure balance, and a supplementary component used for movement navigation. Figure 1
A supporting structure to help houses self-float, balance and self-stabilize from flooding water
NGUYEN DUY HUU (author)
2022-09-22
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
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