A seawall section includes a central hub having an axis extending in a longitudinal direction and three circumferentially spaced walls extending radially from the central hub. Each of the walls is made of cast concrete reinforced with a rebar cage having a plurality of longitudinally spaced pairs of parallel rebars extending radially from the central hub to an end rebar that extends perpendicularly relative to the parallel rebars. Each end rebar is connected to radially outer ends of one of the pairs of parallel rebars. A seawall comprises a plurality of the seawall sections connected together end-to-end with a cable, and connecting plates fastened to adjacent sections. A form for manufacturing the seawall section encloses connected rebars and is filled with concrete.

A seawall section includes a central hub having an axis extending in a longitudinal direction and three circumferentially spaced walls extending radially from the central hub. Each of the walls is made of cast concrete reinforced with a rebar cage having a plurality of longitudinally spaced pairs of parallel rebars extending radially from the central hub to an end rebar that extends perpendicularly relative to the parallel rebars. Each end rebar is connected to radially outer ends of one of the pairs of parallel rebars. A seawall comprises a plurality of the seawall sections connected together end-to-end with a cable, and connecting plates fastened to adjacent sections. A form for manufacturing the seawall section encloses connected rebars and is filled with concrete.

A device for damping hydrosound in liquid having a frequency range emitted from a sound-emitting body in the liquid includes: a plurality of individual gas volumes distributed in the liquid in an area of the sound-emitting body and at a distance from each other, each of the individual gas volumes being operable to reduce the hydrosound through resonant oscillations; and at least one mass body disposed in the liquid, the individual gas volumes being connected to the at least one mass body so as to prevent the individual gas volumes from rising up in the liquid.

A coastal zone ecological protection and governance structure and a coastal zone ecological protection wall include a bottom plate, a triangular reinforcing supporting plate, and a side plate. The bottom plate is configured to fix on a foundation. The triangular reinforcing supporting plate is arranged on the bottom plate. The side plate is arranged on the bottom plate and is connected with the triangular reinforcing supporting plate. The side plate forms a certain angle with the bottom plate. All of the bottom plate, the triangular reinforcing supporting plate, and the side plate are spliced by a plurality of prefabricated plates.

A coastal zone ecological protection and governance structure and a coastal zone ecological protection wall include a bottom plate, a triangular reinforcing supporting plate, and a side plate. The bottom plate is configured to fix on a foundation. The triangular reinforcing supporting plate is arranged on the bottom plate. The side plate is arranged on the bottom plate and is connected with the triangular reinforcing supporting plate. The side plate forms a certain angle with the bottom plate. All of the bottom plate, the triangular reinforcing supporting plate, and the side plate are spliced by a plurality of prefabricated plates.

A boat lift is attached to piles driven into the earth or to another object. The boat lift is held in horizontal position relative to piles or the object to which it is attached, but vertical movement of the boat lift relative to the object is permitted. The boat lift is connected to the piles by modular units or cube constructs that have a post extending there through. The post has a blade extending from it. The blades are attached at an angle, according to the application, to pile guides that engage piles. The pile guides vertically traverse the piles, permitting the boat lift to move vertically relative to the object, but fixing the horizontal position of the boat lift.

A fixed permeable breakwater which also serves as a wave power generating device is provided and includes a structure, a structure fixing device and a wave-activated generator set, the structure is connected with a seabed through the structure fixing device, holes are arranged on an outer side of upper arc vertical walls of the structure, and spiral vane sets are placed in the holes; a spiral-gear generator is installed on the horizontal bearing plate, and waves push the spiral vane sets to rotate, and then push the spiral-gear generator to generate electricity.

A fixed permeable breakwater which also serves as a wave power generating device is provided and includes a structure, a structure fixing device and a wave-activated generator set, the structure is connected with a seabed through the structure fixing device, holes are arranged on an outer side of upper arc vertical walls of the structure, and spiral vane sets are placed in the holes; a spiral-gear generator is installed on the horizontal bearing plate, and waves push the spiral vane sets to rotate, and then push the spiral-gear generator to generate electricity.

A roller ball assembly that provides a safe, efficient, unobtrusive and easy to install load conveyance system to facilitate the travel of a watercraft on or off of a floating vessel platform with no or minimal potential of causing damage to the watercraft's hull or to the float modules. The roller ball assembly is comprised of a sphere rotatable with respect to a floating vessel platform. A number of roller ball assemblies can be mounted into a floating vessel platform in the junction areas of float modules.

A wave suppressor device including a float member that includes end members, having a first aperture, wall members extending between the end members and defining a subsurface member receiving space, and a subsurface member axle configured to be positioned at least partially within and extend between the first aperture of each of the end members. The wave suppressor device further includes a subsurface member positioned partially within the subsurface member receiving space and extend outward, the subsurface member including an attachment section configured to rotatably attach to the subsurface member axle and a damping member.