Abstract: Subsea heat exchanger (1) cooling a hydrocarbon-containing fluid by flowing seawater through it. Cooling pipes (4) are arranged in a convection section (11). The heat exchanger has an inlet (5a) and an outlet (5b) for the hydrocarbon-containing fluid, and an inlet (21) and outlet (22) for seawater. The seawater inlet (21) is connected to the cooling pipes (4). The inlet (5a) and the outlet (5b) of the hydrocarbon-containing fluid are connected to the convection section (11). The seawater can flow through the cooling pipes (4) and the hydrocarbon-containing fluid can flow in the convection section (11) in contact with the outer walls of the cooling pipes (4). The heat exchanger comprises also a cap (6) at at least one end of the cooling pipes (4), wherein the cap (6) comprises one or more receiving arrangements (8) for anodes (7) and/or one or more anodes (7).

Abstract: A system is used to transport wind turbines on railroad cars. The wind turbines are partially disassembled into four types of components—nacelles, blades, rotor hubs and tower sections. The blades are stored in cargo containers suitable for use in multi-mode transportation of freight by ship, rail and truck. The nacelles and rotor hubs are not stored in containers but are affixed to transport structures. Brackets are affixed to the tower sections. Then the components are mounted on railroad cars.

Abstract: A system is used to transport wind turbines on railroad cars. The wind turbines are partially disassembled into four types of components—nacelles, blades, rotor hubs and tower sections. The blades are stored in cargo containers suitable for use in multi-mode transportation of freight by ship, rail and truck. The nacelles and rotor hubs are not stored in containers but are affixed to transport structures. Brackets are affixed to the tower sections. Then the components are mounted on railroad cars.

Abstract: A rigid utility surface tray (10) with two flexible strap fasteners (12a), (12b) and a fixed fastener (14). The utility tray is supported by and secured to two horizontal structural supports, such as open chair arms. The flexible strap fasteners (12a), (12b) secure utility tray (10) by encircling horizontal structural supports and fastening to the fixed fastener (14).