Transparent undersea tunnel construction method

Abstract

Transparent glasstic is manufactured into cylinders and used in the construction of underwater tunnels.

Inventors

한소현

Assignees

한소현

Dates

Publication Date: 20260507
Application Date: 20241029

Claims (1)

All ranges connecting land to land and land to islands via transparent glass-based undersea tunnels

Description

Transparent Undersea Tunnel Construction Method {omitted} **Transparent Undersea Tunnel Method} Construction technology field The background of this invention is based on the observation that when I was young, I filled a washbasin with water and left both ends of a hose exposed while immersing the middle part of the hose in the water, the water did not enter the inside of the hose, and the properties of the new material Glasstic that I invented (very hard and the ability to be molded by injection for specific purposes). A view showing a transparent underwater tunnel installed on both coastlines and the seabed. First, determine the diameter of the tunnel and manufacture transparent glasstic cylinders of that diameter, measuring 3 to 4 meters in length and 3.5 cm in thickness. Connect multiple cylinders to achieve the required total length, transport them to the coastline, and join the ends of the glasstic cylinders together using oxygen welding. During this process, ensure the joints are treated to be transparent. Then, use a helicopter to lift one end of the cylinder above the sea surface to prevent water from entering, and tow it toward the island on the opposite side. Once the transparent glasstic tunnel is submerged only in the center and connected to the coastlines on both sides (the mainland and the island), secure it in place using oxygen welding. Next, using a welding machine capable of underwater welding, weld the transparent glasstic tunnel to the surface of the seabed to fix it in place. Lay a railway or road inside to serve as a passageway.