A method for installing pipeline segments within a conduit. The method includes a step of securing a first pipe segment of the pipeline segments at a top end of the conduit, a step of aligning a main axis of a second pipe segment of the pipeline segments with the main axis of the pipeline, a step of lifting the second pipe segment from a first position associated with a bottom end of the conduit to a second position adjacent to the first pipe segment, a step of abutting a top rim of the second pipe segment against a bottom rim of the first pipe segment, and a step of attaching the top rim of the second pipe segment to the bottom rim of the first pipe segment.

A method for installing pipeline segments within a conduit. The method includes a step of securing a first pipe segment of the pipeline segments at a top end of the conduit, a step of aligning a main axis of a second pipe segment of the pipeline segments with the main axis of the pipeline, a step of lifting the second pipe segment from a first position associated with a bottom end of the conduit to a second position adjacent to the first pipe segment, a step of abutting a top rim of the second pipe segment against a bottom rim of the first pipe segment, and a step of attaching the top rim of the second pipe segment to the bottom rim of the first pipe segment.

A load tension assembly including—an enclosure formed by a first side and a second side opposite to the first side and connected to the first side at a first end and a second, wherein the Enclosure includes a primary float capability great enough to maintain floatation of the load tension assembly, is disclosed herein

The present invention relates to a transport hook for lifting and moving a load, wherein the transport hook (1) comprises a lever portion (2) with a coupling element (4) with which the transport hook (1) can be connected to a lifting device, and comprises a hook shank (3) which can engage in a hole (102) of the load (101) for lifting and moving the load (101.The hook shank (3) is connected with an angle section (14) to the lever portion (2) in such a way that an angle (o) between a line extending from the coupling element (4) to a vertex (SP) of the angle section (14) and a line extending along the hook shank (3) that is smaller than 90°.The hook can be used to pick up a load on an upwardly facing surface through a small opening and lift it securely. The transport hook can be provided with different locking elements that safely prevent the transport hook from being accidentally released.

The present invention relates to a transport hook for lifting and moving a load, wherein the transport hook (1) comprises a lever portion (2) with a coupling element (4) with which the transport hook (1) can be connected to a lifting device, and comprises a hook shank (3) which can engage in a hole (102) of the load (101) for lifting and moving the load (101.The hook shank (3) is connected with an angle section (14) to the lever portion (2) in such a way that an angle (o) between a line extending from the coupling element (4) to a vertex (SP) of the angle section (14) and a line extending along the hook shank (3) that is smaller than 90°.The hook can be used to pick up a load on an upwardly facing surface through a small opening and lift it securely. The transport hook can be provided with different locking elements that safely prevent the transport hook from being accidentally released.

A releasable sling device includes first, second, and third attachment devices. The first attachment device is configured to an elevating device. The second attachment device is configured to be attached to an object. The third attachment device configured to be attached to a structure. A connection element is connected between the first attachment device and the second attachment device. A securing device has a first end that is connected to the second attachment device and a second end that is connected via a releasable connection device to the third attachment device. A releaser element is connected between the first attachment device and the releasable connection device. The releasable connection device is configured to release the third attachment device from the securing device when the releaser element is pulled away from the releasable connection device with a predetermined force threshold.

A releasable sling device includes first, second, and third attachment devices. The first attachment device is configured to an elevating device. The second attachment device is configured to be attached to an object. The third attachment device configured to be attached to a structure. A connection element is connected between the first attachment device and the second attachment device. A securing device has a first end that is connected to the second attachment device and a second end that is connected via a releasable connection device to the third attachment device. A releaser element is connected between the first attachment device and the releasable connection device. The releasable connection device is configured to release the third attachment device from the securing device when the releaser element is pulled away from the releasable connection device with a predetermined force threshold.

A breach sling system used to quickly and efficiently remove material and items. Using this system may allow law enforcement personnel to quickly remove material and items such as doors and windows from structures, which allows law enforcement to quickly breach and enter a structure. Breaching hooks, used by law enforcement personnel, may be embedded into material and items. Attached to ropes, the breaching hooks may be pulled using a vehicle, which may exert enough force on the material and items to remove them from a structure.

A breach sling system used to quickly and efficiently remove material and items. Using this system may allow law enforcement personnel to quickly remove material and items such as doors and windows from structures, which allows law enforcement to quickly breach and enter a structure. Breaching hooks, used by law enforcement personnel, may be embedded into material and items. Attached to ropes, the breaching hooks may be pulled using a vehicle, which may exert enough force on the material and items to remove them from a structure.

A sling gear (1) for single-arm operation by a remotely controlled gripper may have a closure (4) that can be moved from a closed position (5) into an open position (82), a sling body (2) that is closed in the closed position (5) of the closure (4) and open in the open position (82), and an push-button (18) for opening the closure (4). The push-button (18) may have a gear section (68), which couples the closure (4) with the push-button (18), by transmitting movement. In order to improve the reliability in operation, also under adverse circumstances, for example in a heavily soiled environment on the seabed, the push-button (18) may be equipped with an locking area (56), which, in the closed position (5), is to be found engaged with the closure (4), and locks the closure (4) in the closed position (5).