Every jackup leg is equipped with a set of guides. These ensure the leg doesn’t move horizontally, while allowing vertical movement. By restricting horizontal movement, the guides keep the leg in place, allowing travel only in an upward or downward direction. Guides are typically made of robust steel, attached to the leg tower. Their […]
The footings of a jack-up barge (also known as spud cans or pads), are steel supports located at the base of each leg. Spud cans interface directly with the seabed. When the legs are extended to the sea floor, the spud cans act as temporary foundations for the structure, providing both vertical and horizontal support,
Hull A jackup hull is distinct due to its shape, which is designed to accommodate the legs and increase the deck space. Jackup hull is not designed for navigation in rough weather or high speeds due to its low freeboard and box shape. Engine Room: Similar to other vessels, the engine room houses all the
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