Port and Offshore Solutions

OUR SOLUTIONS

At Marina System Ibérica (MSI), we develop, manufacture, and supply floating port solutions tailored to the actual conditions of each project. We operate in port environments, marinas, the fishing industry, and offshore projects, delivering reliable, durable, and functional solutions.

Each solution is tailored to the environment, intended use, and maintenance requirements of each installation.

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Effective protection in semi-exposed waters

Floating Breakwaters

Floating breakwaters are used to protect semi-exposed water bodies in both port and natural environments, where wave action is primarily generated by wind or maritime traffic rather than direct open-sea waves.

Concrete floating pontoons are utilized for vessel mooring in sheltered basins

Stability and durability in port environments

Floating Concrete Pontoons

Concrete floating pontoons are used for vessel mooring in sheltered or semi-sheltered basins, offering superior stability and structural strength compared to lighter solutions.

Safety and signaling compliant with international standards

Maritime Buoyancy & Marking

Maritime buoyage is used to mark navigation channels, port access routes, maneuvering areas, and hazard zones, ensuring safe navigation by both day and night.

Safety and signage in compliance with international Maritime Buoyancy regulations

Precise position control for floating structures

Pile Guiding

Guide-pile mooring is a fixation system for pontoons and other floating structures based on piles, tubes, or profiles driven into the seabed that act as vertical guides. By means of collars attached to the floating structure, the system allows for vertical movement associated with tides or water level variations while restricting horizontal displacement.

Floating bases for open-sea operations

Offshore Platforms

Offshore platforms are designed to provide logistical and operational support for installations located far from the coast, particularly in the open-sea aquaculture sector.

Elastic mooring systems are used to secure floating structures such as pontoons or breakwaters, replacing traditional systems based on chains and catenaries

Controlled mooring for floating structures

Elastic Mooring System

Elastic mooring systems are utilized to secure floating structures such as pontoons or breakwaters, replacing traditional chain and catenary systems. Unlike those conventional setups, an elastic mooring operates via a taut line consisting of an elastic element and a rope, which absorbs wave-induced movements and water-level fluctuations in a controlled manner.

Parallel elastic mooring for quays and breakwaters

Shock Absorbing Linkages

Shock absorber bars are used to anchor floating structures parallel to quays or breakwaters, replacing traditional rigid mooring arm systems. This system allows for the vertical movement of the floating element caused by water level fluctuations, while incorporating an elastic behavior that dampens loads in both compression and tension.