Spudcan
Spudcans are the base cones on mobile-drilling jack-up platform. These inverted cones are mounted at the base of the jack-up and provide stability to lateral forces on the jack-up rig when deployed into ocean-bed systems.
Important calculations for spudcan design include the response to vertical, horizontal and torsional forces on the jack-up leg.
References
- Vlahos, Cassidy and Byrne, The behaviour of spudcan footings on clay subjected to combined cyclic loading. Report OUEL 2286/05 [1]
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