Pontoon

System
Design
Choosen
TEMPERED
GLASS
RATTAN

TEMPERED
GLASS

SIRAP/ULIN
WOOD

PONTON
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DFer osm ibgu nng a l o w
Design Choosen
Require A pontoon
to float the bungalow
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DRee qsu i g n
ire displacement to float
and avoid the capsiZed condition

Displacement = DWt + Lwt

DWT = deADWEIGHT TONNAGE

= Pontoon WEight

LWt = liGHTWEIGHT Tonnage

= bungalow weight
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Design
Displacement = pontoon + bungalow
(weight)

Hydrostatics calculation at DWL

Displacement = 158.1 ton

It means the pontoon can float

the load of bungalow
and pontoon itself
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Design
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Design
Displacement Accepted

Approach of design

Length = 10 m
Beam = 9 m
Depth = 3 m
Draught= 1.9 m
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Location
B LOCATION SCORE
A 6,35
C B 7,05

D
C 7,9
D 6,51
E 6,35
F 6,35
A
F
Location C
Have the most suitable area to lacate
the floating room resort
 Reasons
in selecting such
locations

The sea water is not

really deep + 1 - 1,5
meters when low tides.
And + 1,5 – 3 meters
when high tides.

Steady waves,
since the area is
surrounded by small
islands which restrain
the waves.

The seabed surface is

sand (not corals). So it
will be safe (and not
damaging coral
ecosystems) for
constructing the floating
platform.
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Deadman mooring system
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pile mooring system
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Deadman mooring pile mooring

Easy to handle More difficultie

When replacing Of handle

Need concrete Fixed pile

Boxes

Need chains No need chains

Depth handle Depth trouble

with chains
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conclusion