CN114633851B - Ship grille area assembling method - Google Patents

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CN114633851B
CN114633851B CN202210293004.8A CN202210293004A CN114633851B CN 114633851 B CN114633851 B CN 114633851B CN 202210293004 A CN202210293004 A CN 202210293004A CN 114633851 B CN114633851 B CN 114633851B
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黄英杰
陈庆华
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The application provides a method for assembling a ship grating area, which comprises the following steps: dividing the grid area into a plurality of grid sections; identifying a piping start and end point, a cable start and end point in each grid section; preparing a partition piping component based on the starting point and the ending point of the grid partition piping; acquiring the number and the positions of the pipe system brackets and the cable brackets of each grid partition according to the drawing data of the grid area; assembling and splicing the grating structures of each grating zone, and arranging a pipe system bracket and a cable bracket; sequentially mounting partition pipe system components on the pipe system bracket to form a grid partition assembly body; assembling the assembly bodies of all the grid sections at preset positions of the ship body, and then installing cables on cable brackets of cable paths of all the grid sections to form grid areas. The technical scheme of the application has greatly reduced the spare part quantity in the hull construction stage, reduces the hull installation stage error rate, improves the efficiency of construction.

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Ship grille area assembling method
Technical Field
The application relates to the field of ship design and manufacture, in particular to a ship grating region assembling method.
Background
The grating area of the vessel comprises pipe system, cables, pipe system brackets, cable brackets, grating structures, etc., which are connected to the hull by some keel structure, on which the pipe system and cables are mounted by brackets.
Since the grid structure of the grid area is a structural whole, the installation of piping, brackets, cables, etc. must be performed after the grid structure is installed on the hull. However, since the number of components such as piping and brackets is large and the connection is complicated, the components are easily subjected to installation errors during installation on a ship, and thus rework is easily caused. Meanwhile, parts such as a piping system and a bracket occupy a large amount of construction space on the ship body, so that the construction site is messy, and dangerous accidents are easily caused.
Disclosure of Invention
An object of the embodiment of the application is to provide a ship grid area structure design method, which can decompose a grid area into different grid subareas, so that grid structures, piping systems, brackets and the like on the grid subareas can be combined and installed in an area outside a ship body to form a grid subarea assembly body, and then the grid subarea assembly bodies are hoisted to the ship body to be spliced and installed, so that the number of parts in the ship body construction stage is greatly reduced, the ship body construction space is tidier, and the occurrence of dangerous accidents is reduced.
A method of assembling a marine grid area, the grid area including a grid structure, tubing, cables, tubing brackets and cable brackets, the method comprising the steps of:
s1, dividing a grid area into a plurality of grid subareas;
s2, identifying a piping system starting point, a piping system end point, a cable starting point and a cable end point in each grid subarea;
s3, preparing partition piping components for each grid partition based on a piping path between a grid partition piping starting point and a piping terminal point and the piping length;
s4, acquiring the number and the positions of the pipe arrangement brackets on the pipe arrangement path of each grid partition and the number and the positions of the cable brackets on the cable path from the cable starting point to the cable terminal point of the grid partition according to the drawing data of the grid area;
s5, assembling and splicing the grid structures of each grid partition, and respectively arranging a pipe system bracket and a cable bracket on the grid structures along a pipe system path and a cable path;
s6, sequentially mounting partition pipe system components on a pipe system bracket along the pipe system path to form an assembly body of each grid partition;
and S7, assembling the assembly bodies of all the grid partitions at preset positions of the ship body, and installing cables on cable brackets of cable paths of all the grid partitions after the grid partitions are assembled to form a grid area.
In an implementable scheme, a hoisting limit weight T and a hoisting limit space M are set, the weight of the grid partition is set as T, and the occupied space of the grid partition is set as M, so that the grid partition in the step S1 simultaneously satisfies T less than or equal to T and M less than or equal to M.
In one embodiment, identifying a cable start point and a cable end point in each grid section comprises the following steps:
and marking the boundary point of the cable of each grid subarea and the cable of the previous grid subarea as the starting point of the cable of the grid subarea, and marking the boundary point of the cable of each grid subarea and the cable of the next grid subarea as the terminal point of the cable of the grid subarea.
In one embodiment, identifying a piping start point and a piping end point in each grid section comprises the following steps:
searching a piping joint closest to the boundary in a preset distance range at the boundary of the grid partition, if no piping joint exists in the preset distance range, cutting off the piping at the boundary of the grid partition, and adding a new piping joint at the cut-off position of the piping;
the grid section and the piping connection of the preceding grid section are identified as piping starting points, and the grid section and the piping connection of the following grid section are identified as piping terminal points.
In one embodiment, the division of the grid area into a plurality of grid sections comprises the following steps:
s11, dividing a grid area into a plurality of primary partitions according to the condition that M is less than or equal to M;
s12, finding the nearest keel of the grid structure at the boundary of the primary partition, and adding a boundary at the keel;
s13, dividing the grid area into a plurality of preliminary subareas again along the boundary, and setting the weight of the preliminary subareas as t2 and the occupied space of the preliminary subareas as m2;
s14, judging the size relationship between T2 and T, and simultaneously judging the size relationship between M2 and M; if T2 of all the preparation subareas is less than or equal to T and M2 is less than or equal to M, the preparation subareas are the final grid subareas; if there is a spare partition that does not satisfy T2 ≦ T and M2 ≦ M, then steps S11 through S14 are repeated.
In an implementation scenario, after step S4 and before step S5, the following steps are further included:
s41, increasing or reducing the number of the pipe system brackets according to the pipe system path of each grid partition and the weight distribution of the partition pipe system components, and adjusting the installation positions of the pipe system brackets on the pipe system path;
s42, increasing or reducing the number of cable brackets according to the cable path of each grid partition and the weight distribution of partition cables, and adjusting the installation positions of the cable brackets on the cable paths;
s43, carrying out installation position interference detection on all the pipe system brackets and the cable brackets in the grid subarea;
s44, if the installation positions of all the pipe system brackets and the cable brackets do not interfere, the arrangement of the pipe system brackets and the cable brackets is finished; if the installation positions of the tube tray and/or the cable tray interfere, the installation positions of the tube tray and/or the cable tray where the interference occurs are changed so that the installation positions do not interfere.
In one embodiment, the piping bracket includes a support portion and an extension arm, the extension arm of the piping bracket is adapted to be connected to the grid structure, and the support portion of the piping bracket is adapted to support the piping; the cable bracket also comprises a bearing part and an extension arm, the extension arm of the cable bracket is used for being connected with the grid structure, and the bearing part of the cable bracket is used for bearing the cable.
In one embodiment, the length of the extension arm of the tubing carrier is different from the length of the extension arm of the cable carrier so that the installation level of the tubing and the installation level of the cable are at a predetermined height.
In an implementation scheme, after step S6 and before step S7, the following steps are further included: and calculating the weight gravity center of the grid subarea according to the weight distribution of the grid subareas, and determining the hoisting point of the grid subarea.
In an implementable scheme, the pipe system comprises a ventilation pipe system, a steam system pipe system, a condensate water supply system pipe system, a water fire extinguishing system pipe system, an exhaust steam system pipe system, a main and auxiliary engine lubricating oil pipe system, a spraying system pipe system and a steam condensate water recovery system pipe system.
Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effect of this application is:
when the ship grating area assembling method is used for assembling the grating area, the original grating area which is a whole structure is divided into a plurality of grating subareas, meanwhile, corresponding pipe systems, pipe system brackets and cable brackets in the whole grating area are all dispersed into each corresponding grating subarea, after the grating structure of the grating subareas is installed outside a ship body, the corresponding pipe system brackets and cable brackets on the grating subareas are installed in sequence, and the corresponding pipe systems are installed in the grating subareas, so that the installation method for dividing the whole grating area into parts is realized, the assembly of each grating subarea in the field except the ship body is convenient, and the assembling of the plurality of grating subareas on the ship body is only needed subsequently.
Compared with the original method for installing the grid region on the ship body, in the method, parts such as the grid structure, the piping system and the bracket do not need to be accumulated on a deck of the ship body, the space of the ship body is not occupied, the building space of the ship body can be kept clean, and the occurrence of dangerous accidents is reduced. Meanwhile, after the construction tasks are divided into the individual grating partitions, the construction tasks are dispersed, responsible persons are facilitated to be put into practice, the tasks are synchronously developed, and the efficiency is improved. Finally, compared with the integral grating area, each grating area has greatly reduced structural complexity, greatly reduced installation complexity of parts such as a piping system, a cable, a bracket and the like, and clearer path of the piping system and installation position of the bracket compared with the integral grating area, thereby reducing installation error rate and improving efficiency of constructors.
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Fig. 1 is a flow chart illustrating a method for assembling a ship grid area according to an embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a partial structure of a grid region in an embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a grid section in an embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a grid structure of a grid section in an embodiment of the present application;
fig. 5 is a schematic view of a tube and a tube holder according to an embodiment of the present application;
fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of another tube and tube bracket in an embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 7 is a schematic view of a cable and cable tray according to an embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 8 is a schematic view of a mounting bracket of a grid construction according to an embodiment of the present application;
fig. 9 is a schematic view of a grid partition hoisting structure in an embodiment of the present application.
In the figure: A1-A3, and partitioning by a grid; 10. a grid structure; 20. piping; 21. a piping bracket; 30. a cable; 31. a cable tray; 40. and (7) lifting lugs.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the embodiments of the present application clearer, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present application will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present application, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are some embodiments of the present application, but not all embodiments. The components of the embodiments of the present application, as generally described and illustrated in the figures herein, could be arranged and designed in a wide variety of different configurations.
Thus, the following detailed description of the embodiments of the present application, as presented in the figures, is not intended to limit the scope of the claimed application, but is merely representative of selected embodiments of the application. All other embodiments obtained by a person of ordinary skill in the art based on the embodiments in the present application without making any creative effort belong to the protection scope of the present application.
As shown in fig. 2, the structure of the grid area is complex, bulky, and numerous parts and components are used in the conventional construction method. The grid structure, the piping system, the cables, the piping system brackets, the cable brackets and the like contained in the grid area are basically assembled on the hull structure in sequence, so that the parts on the hull are accumulated, the installation efficiency is low, and errors are easy to occur.
As shown in fig. 1, the present application provides a method of assembling a grid area of a ship, the method comprising the steps of:
s1, dividing the grid area into a plurality of grid zones.
For step S1, a schematic diagram of the division of the grid region is shown in fig. 2, and the grid region in fig. 2 can be divided into three grid sections (A1, A2, and A3) along the dotted line.
In one embodiment, a hoisting limit weight T and a hoisting limit space M can be set, the weight of the grid partition is set as T, and the occupied space of the grid partition is set as M, so that the grid partitions (A1, A2 and A3) in the step S1 simultaneously satisfy T less than or equal to T and M less than or equal to M, and thus the divided grid partitions (A1, A2 and A3) can smoothly enter the installation space of the ship body.
S2, identifying a pipe arrangement starting point, a pipe arrangement end point, a cable starting point and a cable end point in each grid partition.
In step s2, the pipe arrangement starting point, the pipe arrangement end point, the cable starting point and the cable end point may be added at the division line in fig. 2, or may be identified by finding the nearest pipe arrangement joint and cable joint at the division line.
And S3, preparing a partition piping component for each grid partition based on a piping path between a grid partition piping starting point and a piping terminal point and a piping length.
And S4, acquiring the number and the positions of the pipe system brackets on the pipe system path of each grid section and the number and the positions of the cable brackets on the cable path from the cable starting point to the cable ending point of the grid section according to the drawing data of the grid area.
In steps S3 and S4, the prepared partition piping parts may be as shown in fig. 5 and 6, fig. 5 showing the path and model parameters of the piping 20 adapted to transport gas, liquid, etc. in accordance with the grating partition A1, and also showing the number and mounting positions of the piping brackets 21. Fig. 5 shows the path and model parameters of the tubing 20 for ventilation adapted to the grill section A1, as well as the number and mounting locations of the tubing brackets 21. Other piping is not illustrated. In step S3, as shown in fig. 7, fig. 7 is a schematic view of the cables 30 and the cable trays 31 fitted to the grill section A1, showing the number and mounting positions of the cable trays 31.
And S5, assembling and splicing the grid structure of each grid partition, and arranging a pipe system bracket and a cable bracket on the grid structure along a pipe system path and a cable path respectively.
And S6, sequentially mounting the partitioned pipe system components on the pipe system bracket along the pipe system path to form an assembly body of each grid partition.
It should be noted that the tubing and the bracket may be synchronized in steps S5 and S6, and a portion of the bracket may be installed and then the tubing installed. The brackets may be installed prior to the tubing and cables, and as shown in fig. 7, the tubing may be installed after all the brackets have been installed. The specific installation order is flexibly set according to the structure, volume, shape, weight, etc. of the pipe system 20, the cable 30, the pipe system bracket 21 and the cable bracket 31.
Fig. 3 shows an assembly of the grating zone A1, ready for installation on board a ship.
And S7, assembling the assemblies of all the grid partitions at preset positions of the ship body, and then installing cables on cable brackets of cable paths of all the grid partitions to form a grid area.
In step S7, a plurality of grid-partitioned assemblies as shown in fig. 3 are sequentially hoisted to the hull, and sequentially assembled to form the grid area shown in fig. 2.
When the ship grating area assembling method is used for assembling the grating area, the original grating area which is a whole structure is divided into a plurality of grating subareas, meanwhile, corresponding pipe systems, pipe system brackets and cable brackets in the whole grating area are all dispersed into each corresponding grating subarea, after the grating structure of the grating subareas is installed outside a ship body, the corresponding pipe system brackets and cable brackets on the grating subareas are sequentially installed, and the corresponding pipe systems and cables are installed in the grating subareas, so that the installation method for dividing the whole grating area into parts is realized, the assembly of each grating subarea in the places except the ship body is convenient, and the assembling of the plurality of grating subareas on the ship body is only needed subsequently.
Compare original method of carrying out the regional installation of grid on the hull, in the method of this application, spare parts such as grid structure, piping, bracket need not to pile up on the hull deck, do not occupy the hull space, can make the construction space of hull keep clean and tidy, reduce the emergence of dangerous accident. Meanwhile, after the construction tasks are divided into the individual grating partitions, the construction tasks are dispersed, responsible persons are facilitated to be put into practice, the tasks are synchronously developed, and the efficiency is improved. Finally, compared with the integral grating area, each grating area has greatly reduced structural complexity, greatly reduced installation complexity of parts such as a pipe system, cables, brackets and the like, and clearer path of the pipe system and the cables and installation position of the brackets compared with the integral grating area, thereby reducing installation error rate and improving efficiency of constructors.
The cables in the above embodiment are laid after all the grid sections are assembled on the hull, so as to ensure the integrity of the cables. In one embodiment, cables may be installed in each partition, specifically, partition cables are prepared based on cable paths and cable lengths between cable starting points and cable ending points of the grid partitions, the number and positions of cable brackets on the cable paths of the grid partitions are obtained according to drawing data of a grid area, the cable brackets are arranged on the grid structure along the cable paths, the partition cables are installed on the cable brackets along the cable paths, and finally, after the grid partition hull is assembled, the partition cables between the grid partitions are spliced at the cable starting points and the cable ending points. It should be noted that, because the cables are distributed to each grid partition, the splicing part needs to be provided with a plug which meets the quality and safety standards, so as to ensure the stability of the transmission of electricity and electric signals.
In one embodiment, identifying a cable start point and a cable end point in each grid sector comprises the steps of: and marking the boundary point of the cable of each grid subarea and the cable of the previous grid subarea as the starting point of the cable of the grid subarea, and marking the boundary point of the cable of each grid subarea and the cable of the next grid subarea as the terminal point of the cable of the grid subarea.
In one embodiment, identifying a piping start point and a piping end point in each grid section comprises the steps of:
searching a piping joint closest to the boundary in a preset distance range at the boundary of the grid partition, if the piping joint is not arranged in the preset distance range, cutting off the piping at the boundary of the grid partition, and adding a new piping joint at the cut-off position of the piping;
the grid section and the piping connection of the preceding grid section are identified as piping starting points, and the grid section and the piping connection of the following grid section are identified as piping terminal points.
Since the pipe is typically a standard part, it may be on the body of the pipe at the dashed line boundary in fig. 2, where it is broken off, and a separate treatment of the joint is required, increasing the amount of work. Therefore, the pipe system is cut off at the joint of the pipe system at the boundary of the grid partition, the integrity of the pipe system standard part can be ensured, and when the subsequent grid partition is assembled, the pipe system can be spliced only by connecting the joint standard part without welding and other operations. If no pipe system structure exists at the boundary of the grating subarea or the distance of the pipe system joints is too far, the pipe system needs to be cut off at the moment so as to prevent the pipe system from being too long, increase the overall weight of the grating subarea and increase the risk in hoisting.
In one embodiment, the step of dividing the grid area into a plurality of grid zones comprises the steps of:
s11, dividing a grid area into a plurality of primary partitions according to the condition that M is less than or equal to M;
s12, searching a keel closest to the grid structure at the boundary of the primary partition, and adding a boundary at the keel;
s13, dividing the grid area into a plurality of preliminary subareas again along the boundary, and setting the weight of the preliminary subareas as t2 and the occupied space of the preliminary subareas as m2;
s14, judging the size relationship between T2 and T, and simultaneously judging the size relationship between M2 and M; if T2 of all the preparation subareas is less than or equal to T and M2 is less than or equal to M, the preparation subareas are the final grid subareas; if there is a spare partition that does not satisfy T2 ≦ T and M2 ≦ M, then steps S11 through S14 are repeated.
The steps can ensure that the obtained grating structure of the grating subarea is stable, and the weight and the volume of the final grating subarea can not exceed the hoisting limit weight and the hoisting limit space.
Fig. 4 is an example of a grid structure 10 in a grid area after being divided, the grid structure 10 includes a grid structure, beam stringers (keels) supporting the grid structure, anchor mounting structures, and the like, and the grid structure 10 in fig. 4 belongs to the grid section A1 in fig. 2. When the grid structure 10 is divided, the grid structure is preferably divided along the longitudinal beams and the transverse beams of the grid structure, so that the divided grid structure 10 can be ensured to be more stable.
In one embodiment, after step S4 and before step S5, the following steps are further included:
s41, increasing or reducing the number of the pipe system brackets according to the pipe system path of each grid partition and the weight distribution of partition pipe system components, and adjusting the installation positions of the pipe system brackets on the pipe system path;
s42, increasing or reducing the number of cable brackets according to the cable path of each grid partition and the weight distribution of partition cables, and adjusting the installation positions of the cable brackets on the cable paths;
s43, carrying out installation position interference detection on all the pipe system brackets and the cable brackets in the grid subarea;
s44, if the installation positions of all the pipe system brackets and the cable brackets do not interfere, the arrangement of the pipe system brackets and the cable brackets is finished; if the installation positions of the tube tray and/or the cable tray interfere, the installation positions of the tube tray and/or the cable tray where the interference occurs are changed so that the installation positions do not interfere.
In one embodiment, as shown in fig. 6 and 7, the tubing bracket 21 comprises a holding portion and an extension arm, the extension arm of the tubing bracket 21 is used for connecting with the grid structure 10, the holding portion of the tubing bracket 21 is used for holding the tubing 20; the cable tray 31 also comprises a bearing portion and an extension arm, the extension arm of the cable tray 31 being adapted to be connected to the grid structure 10, and the bearing portion of the cable tray 31 being adapted to bear the cable 30.
In one embodiment, the length of the extension arm of the tubing carrier is different from the length of the extension arm of the cable carrier so that the mounting layer of the tubing and the mounting layer of the cable are at a predetermined height. The pipe system and the cable are installed in a layered mode, so that the installation space layout is more reasonable, the electromechanical separation is realized, the safety is higher, and the maintenance is convenient.
In one embodiment, the mounting layer of the tubing is higher than the mounting layer of the cable, facilitating maintenance of the cable.
In one embodiment, the installation layer of the cable is surrounded by the installed pipe system, and the installation space is compact, so that the utilization rate of the ship space is improved.
In one embodiment, the installation layer of the cable and the installation layer of the pipe system are the same in height and respectively occupy different areas of the grating area, so that the partition arrangement of different parts is realized, the mutual interference is reduced, and the later maintenance is facilitated by the division of the functional area.
In one embodiment, the piping includes, but is not limited to, ventilation piping, steam system piping, condensate water system piping, water fire suppression system piping, waste steam system piping, main and auxiliary engine oil piping, spray system piping, sprinkler system piping, and steam condensate recovery system piping.
In one embodiment, after the assembly of the grid partition in fig. 3 is completed, the weight center of gravity of the grid partition is calculated according to the weight distribution of the grid partition, the hoisting point of the grid partition is determined, then as shown in fig. 9, the lifting lugs 40 for hoisting are welded on the grid partition, and then the hoisting operation is performed, so as to ensure the structural stability in the hoisting process.
The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present application and is not intended to limit the present application, and various modifications and changes may be made by those skilled in the art. Any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement and the like made within the spirit and principle of the present application shall be included in the protection scope of the present application.

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1. A method of assembling a grid area of a vessel, the grid area comprising a grid structure, tubing, cables, tubing brackets and cable brackets, characterized in that the method of assembly comprises the steps of:
s1, dividing a grid area into a plurality of grid subareas; setting a hoisting limit weight T and a hoisting limit space M, setting the weight of the grid subarea as T and the occupied space of the grid subarea as M, and simultaneously satisfying T less than or equal to T and M less than or equal to M in the grid subarea in the step S1; s2, identifying a piping starting point, a piping terminal point, a cable starting point and a cable terminal point in each grid partition;
s3, preparing a partition piping component for each grid partition based on a piping path and a piping length between a grid partition piping starting point and a piping end point;
s4, acquiring the number and the positions of the pipe arrangement brackets on the pipe arrangement path of each grid partition and the number and the positions of the cable brackets on the cable path from the cable starting point to the cable terminal point of the grid partition according to the drawing data of the grid area;
s5, assembling and splicing the grid structure of each grid partition, and respectively arranging a pipe system bracket and a cable bracket on the grid structure along a pipe system path and a cable path;
s6, sequentially mounting partition pipe system components on a pipe system bracket along the pipe system path to form an assembly body of each grid partition;
s7, assembling the assembly bodies of all the grid partitions at preset positions of the ship body, and installing cables on cable brackets of cable paths of all the grid partitions after the grid partitions are assembled to form a grid area;
wherein, dividing the grating area into a plurality of grating zones in step S1 comprises the steps of:
s11, dividing the grid area into a plurality of primary partitions according to the condition that M is less than or equal to M;
s12, finding the nearest keel of the grid structure at the boundary of the primary partition, and adding a boundary at the keel;
s13, dividing the grid area into a plurality of preliminary subareas along the boundary, and setting the weight of the preliminary subareas as t2 and the occupied space of the preliminary subareas as m2;
s14, judging the size relationship between T2 and T, and simultaneously judging the size relationship between M2 and M; if T2 is less than or equal to T and M2 is less than or equal to M of all the preparation subareas, the preparation subareas are the final grid subareas; if there is a spare partition that does not satisfy T2 ≦ T and M2 ≦ M, then steps S11 through S14 are repeated.
2. Method for assembling a marine grid area according to claim 1, wherein identifying a cable start point and a cable end point in each grid section comprises the steps of:
and identifying the boundary point of the cable of each grid subarea and the cable of the previous grid subarea as the starting point of the cable of the grid subarea, and identifying the boundary point of the cable of each grid subarea and the cable of the next grid subarea as the terminal point of the cable of the grid subarea.
3. Method of assembling a marine grid area according to claim 1, wherein identifying a piping start point and a piping end point in each grid section comprises the steps of:
searching a piping joint closest to the boundary in a preset distance range at the boundary of the grid partition, if no piping joint exists in the preset distance range, cutting off the piping at the boundary of the grid partition, and adding a new piping joint at the cut-off position of the piping;
the grid section and the piping connection of the preceding grid section are identified as the piping starting point, and the grid section and the piping connection of the succeeding grid section are identified as the piping terminal point.
4. The method of assembling a marine grating area of claim 1, further comprising, after step S4 and before step S5, the steps of:
s41, increasing or reducing the number of the piping brackets according to the weight distribution of the piping path of each grid partition and the partition piping parts, and adjusting the installation positions of the piping brackets on the piping path;
s42, increasing or deleting the number of cable brackets according to the cable path of each grid partition and the weight distribution of the partition cables, and adjusting the installation positions of the cable brackets on the cable paths;
s43, carrying out installation position interference detection on all the pipe system brackets and the cable brackets in the grid subarea;
s44, if the installation positions of all the pipe system brackets and the cable brackets do not interfere, the arrangement of the pipe system brackets and the cable brackets is finished; if the installation positions of the tubing carrier and/or the cable carrier interfere, the installation positions of the tubing carrier and/or the cable carrier where the interference occurs are changed so that the installation positions do not interfere.
5. The marine grid area assembly method of claim 1, wherein the piping bracket includes a support portion and an extension arm, the extension arm of the piping bracket for connecting to the grid structure, the support portion of the piping bracket for supporting the piping; the cable bracket also comprises a bearing part and an extension arm, the extension arm of the cable bracket is used for being connected with the grating structure, and the bearing part of the cable bracket is used for bearing the cable.
6. The marine grid area assembly method of claim 5, wherein the length of the extension arm of the tubing bracket is different from the length of the extension arm of the cable bracket so that the installation layer of tubing and the installation layer of cables are at a predetermined height.
7. The method for assembling a marine grating area according to claim 1, further comprising, after step S6 and before step S7, the steps of:
and calculating the weight gravity center of the grid subareas according to the weight distribution of the grid subareas, and determining the hoisting points of the grid subareas.
8. Method of assembling a marine grid area according to any one of claims 1-7, wherein the piping comprises ventilation piping, steam system piping, condensate water system piping, water fire suppression system piping, exhaust system piping, main and auxiliary engine oil piping, spray system piping, sprinkler system piping and steam condensate recovery system piping.
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