CN116001978B - Daily oil and power oil transition method, system device and medium for ferry - Google Patents

Daily oil and power oil transition method, system device and medium for ferry Download PDF

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CN116001978B
CN116001978B CN202310019727.3A CN202310019727A CN116001978B CN 116001978 B CN116001978 B CN 116001978B CN 202310019727 A CN202310019727 A CN 202310019727A CN 116001978 B CN116001978 B CN 116001978B
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The application relates to the field of ferrys, in particular to a daily oil and power oil transition method, a system device and a medium for a ferry. The transition method specifically comprises the following steps: acquiring navigation information; the navigation information comprises navigation routes and navigation time; calculating daily fuel consumption and power fuel consumption based on the sailing route; judging whether the oil storage in the daily oil tank is lower than a threshold oil storage amount or not; if so, conveying the oil in the transition oil tank to a daily oil tank by a preset oil amount; judging whether the oil storage amount in the power oil tank can maintain the residual sailing route; if not, acquiring the total amount of residual oil storage, and executing the endurance judgment; and (3) endurance judgment: judging whether the total amount of the residual oil storage can navigate the residual navigation route; if so, conveying the oil stored in the daily oil tank into the transition oil tank, closing conveying channels of the transition oil tank and the daily oil tank, and opening conveying channels of the transition oil tank and the power oil tank; effectively improves the problem of how to realize reasonable diesel oil storage of the power oil tank and the daily oil tank.

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Daily oil and power oil transition method, system device and medium for ferry
Technical Field
The application relates to the field of ferrys, in particular to a daily oil and power oil transition method, a system device and a medium for a ferry.
Background
Ferry, also known as a rolling boat, is used primarily for transporting passengers and trucks in designated sea areas. Part of the offshore navigation path is far away, and a complete living system and a complete power system are required to be equipped on the rolling ship; the living system comprises equipment such as fire fighting, lighting, air conditioning, public broadcasting and the like; the power system comprises power equipment such as a propeller, a diesel generator and the like.
Conventionally, if a roll boat is configured as follows: class 3 passenger ships, class 2 sailing areas, 385 people with passenger quota and double-engine double-propeller, wherein the power of a main engine is transmitted to a distance propeller through a middle shaft and a propeller shaft, the loading capacity of fuel oil can reach 30 tons, and the endurance of the current passenger ship when the passenger ship meets the full-load state and the service sailing speed (Vs=14.0 sear/hour) is 580 sear; because the installation interval of the double paddles is far, two corresponding power oil tanks are usually arranged for storing diesel oil in order to meet the normal operation of the double paddles; in addition, in order to meet the normal operation of living systems on the passenger ro, a corresponding daily oil tank is arranged for storing diesel oil.
Because the volume of the daily oil tank is generally smaller than that of the power oil tank, the diesel oil in the daily oil tank is more quickly lost, and when the diesel oil in the daily oil tank is consumed, the oil quantity detection device in the daily oil tank can send a low oil consumption early warning instruction to the central control platform; the central control platform can randomly transfer diesel oil from any power oil cabin to the diesel oil in the daily oil cabin based on the low-oil consumption early warning instruction, so that the living system can continue to operate.
The inventor finds that if the diesel oil stored in the daily oil tank is too little in the navigation process of the ferry, the central control platform needs to convey the diesel oil into the daily oil tank for multiple times; therefore, how to reasonably allocate the diesel oil storage of the power oil tank and the daily oil tank becomes a problem to be solved.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problems, the application provides a daily oil and power oil transition method, a system device and a medium for a ferry.
In a first aspect, the method for transition of daily oil and power oil for a ferry provided by the application adopts the following technical scheme:
the transition method for the daily oil and the power oil of the ferry is characterized in that a power oil tank, a daily oil tank and a transition oil tank are arranged on the ferry; at least two conveying channels are arranged on the transition oil tank and are respectively communicated with the power oil tank and the daily oil tank, and control valves are arranged on the conveying channels; the transition method specifically comprises the following steps:
acquiring navigation information; the navigation information comprises a navigation route and navigation time;
calculating daily fuel consumption and power fuel consumption based on the sailing route;
calculating a transitional oil reservoir based on the daily oil consumption and the power oil consumption;
pre-injecting diesel oil into the daily oil tank based on the navigation time until the oil storage capacity reaches the daily oil consumption;
judging whether the oil storage in the daily oil tank is lower than a threshold oil storage amount or not;
if so, conveying the oil in the transition oil tank to a daily oil tank by a preset oil amount;
judging whether the oil storage amount in the power oil tank can maintain the residual sailing route;
if not, acquiring the total amount of residual oil storage, and executing a cruising judgment step;
and (3) endurance judgment: judging whether the total amount of the residual oil storage can navigate the residual navigation route;
if so, conveying the oil stored in the daily oil tank into the transition oil tank, closing conveying channels of the transition oil tank and the daily oil tank, and opening conveying channels of the transition oil tank and the power oil tank;
if not, sending an oil quantity early warning report to prompt a crew member.
By adopting the technical scheme: before the ferry starts sailing, a control valve on the conveying channel is opened, and oil is filled into the transitional oil tank, so that simultaneous oil filling of the power oil tank and the daily oil tank is realized, and when oil storage in the power oil tank/the daily oil tank reaches a corresponding target storage capacity, the corresponding control valve can be closed;
when the target reserve is calculated, accounting is performed based on the sailing time, so that transitional oil storage in a daily/power oil tank is reduced, and unnecessary load is reduced; based on the estimation of the additional fuel consumption, part of diesel oil is additionally stored in the transition oil tank for the use of the daily oil tank and the power oil tank;
when the oil storage in the daily oil tank is lower than a threshold value, firstly transferring diesel oil with preset oil quantity from the transitional oil tank to the past so as to maintain the oil storage in the daily oil tank to be capable of supplying normal operation of a living system; however, the excessive oil storage is not located in the daily oil tank; thereby realizing reasonable allocation of the oil storage in the transition oil tank and the daily oil tank;
when the ferry ship sails normally, the oil storage capacity in the power oil tank is detected in real time, when the oil storage capacity in the power oil tank is found to be insufficient to complete the residual sailing route, the power oil tank is used as a priority, the cruising judgment is carried out based on the total amount of the residual oil storage, and if the total amount of the residual oil storage is sufficient to support the residual sailing route, the daily oil tank and the oil storage in the transition oil tank are both allocated in the power oil tank so as to be used for running power equipment, so that the reasonable allocation of the oil storage in the power oil tank is realized.
Optionally, the step of calculating the daily fuel consumption and the power fuel consumption based on the sailing route includes the substeps of:
acquiring a historical navigation record of the ferry;
acquiring a target historical route which is the same as the current navigation route based on the historical navigation record;
and obtaining corresponding daily oil consumption and power oil consumption according to the target historical voyage, and outputting a daily oil consumption predicted value Mr and a power oil consumption predicted value Md serving as the current voyage route.
By adopting the technical scheme, the corresponding oil consumption in the current navigation route is calculated based on the corresponding navigation oil consumption in the history navigation record, and the convenience of calculating the oil storage amount is improved.
Optionally, the method further comprises the following steps after obtaining the predicted value Mr of daily fuel consumption and the predicted value Md of power fuel consumption:
judging whether the number of Mr and Md is equal to 1;
if not, executing a secondary screening step on a plurality of Mr and Md;
secondary screening: acquiring environmental information of a target historical route based on the historical navigation record; the environment information comprises the wind power F1 of the sea area of the target historical route;
acquiring a weather forecast of the navigation time, and acquiring the wind power F0 of the sea area based on the weather forecast;
setting a secondary screening range (f0+x, F0-X) based on F0; x is a custom error value;
f1 is screened for compliance with the secondary screening range and derived.
By adopting the technical scheme, if the current sailing route has more identical sailing routes in the historical sailing route, the environmental information of the historical sailing route is further screened to screen the historical sailing route which is more close to the environmental information of the current sailing route, so that the accuracy of estimating daily/power oil consumption is improved.
Optionally, the method further comprises the following steps:
acquiring route interference factors;
calculating additional daily fuel consumption L1 and power fuel consumption L2 based on the route interference factors;
judging whether the additional total oil consumption S is larger than the oil storage capacity of the transition oil tank; the additional total fuel consumption s=l1+l2;
if yes, executing the endurance judging step.
By adopting the technical scheme, when the ferry is sailing, various route interference factors of the sea area where the ship body is positioned are detected in real time, when the route interference factors (wind power exceeds weather forecast and the situation of needing to bypass occurs), extra oil consumption is calculated, and if the extra oil consumption exceeds the reserve of the current transition oil tank, whether the continuous voyage condition of the residual route is feasible is continuously judged based on the continuous voyage judging step.
Optionally, the acquiring the route interference factor specifically includes the following substeps:
acquiring corresponding environmental factor information as a comparison item based on the weather forecast of the navigation time;
acquiring real-time environmental factor information of a sea area where a ship body is positioned;
judging whether the real-time environment factor information accords with a corresponding comparison item or not;
if yes, taking the environmental factors with differences as navigation interference factors;
if not, repeating the step of acquiring the route interference factors.
By adopting the technical scheme, the environmental information of temporary mutation is monitored in real time based on the weather forecast content information at the departure time as a comparison item, so that the omnibearing improvement of the safety performance of the ferry in the navigation process is realized.
Optionally, before the step of conveying the oil stored in the daily oil tank into the transitional oil tank, the method further comprises the following steps:
calculating a preset oil quantity: acquiring the number of shipborne personnel;
acquiring all shipborne room parameters;
calculating an available on-board room based on the number of on-board personnel and all on-board room parameters;
accounting for a minimum daily fuel consumption based on available on-board rooms and remaining sailing routes;
obtaining the residual oil quantity in the daily oil tank;
calculating a derivable oil quantity as a preset oil quantity, wherein the derivable oil quantity=residual oil quantity-the lowest daily oil consumption;
obtaining the residual oil quantity in the transition oil tank; calculating the oil storage allowance in the transition oil cabin; -said oil storage margin = said transition tank total reserve-said remaining oil volume;
judging whether the oil storage allowance is larger than or equal to the exportable oil quantity;
if not, starting an equilibrium oil transportation scheme to transport preset oil quantity to the transition oil tank in sections;
the balanced oil delivery scheme comprises the following steps:
taking the lowest daily oil consumption as a daily oil tank output oil quantity threshold; if the output oil quantity in the daily oil tank is larger than the output oil quantity threshold value of the daily oil tank, closing a conveying channel between the daily oil tank and the transition oil tank and sending a transition oil early warning report to prompt a crew;
acquiring the oil storage allowance of the transition oil tank in real time;
if the oil storage allowance is smaller than or equal to the exportable oil quantity, stopping conveying diesel oil into the transition oil cabin;
and if the oil storage allowance is larger than the derivable oil quantity and the transition oil early warning report is not sent, starting to convey diesel oil from the daily oil cabin to the transition oil cabin.
Optionally, the living system includes a necessary living device and a non-necessary living device; the step of closing the conveying channels of the transition oil tank and the daily oil tank further comprises the following steps:
the unnecessary living devices are turned off,
the fuel consumption required by the necessary life devices to run in the remaining sailing route is calculated,
obtaining the residual oil quantity in the current daily oil tank;
calculating the transportable oil quantity; the transportable fuel quantity=the remaining fuel quantity-the fuel consumption required for the necessary living means to operate in the remaining sailing route.
By adopting the technical scheme, when the oil storage amount in the power oil cabin is urgent, firstly, when the oil storage in the daily oil cabin is conveyed into the transition oil cabin, firstly, the oil consumption required by necessary living devices (such as heating, lighting and other equipment) is calculated so as to maintain the basic living conditions of personnel on the ship, thereby improving the safety of the personnel on the ship.
In a second aspect, the present application provides a daily oil and power oil transition system for a ferry, which adopts the following technical scheme:
a daily oil, power oil transition system for ferry includes total accuse platform, power oil tank, daily oil tank and transition oil tank:
the power oil tank, the daily oil tank and the transition oil tank are respectively provided with a residual oil quantity detection piece and a control valve; at least two conveying channels are arranged on the transition oil tank and are respectively communicated with the power oil tank and the daily oil tank, and a control valve and a conveying pump are arranged on the conveying channels;
the residual oil quantity detection piece is used for detecting residual oil quantity in the oil tank and sending the residual oil quantity to the main console;
the control valve is used for opening and closing the conveying channel;
the environment parameter acquisition component is used for detecting corresponding environment parameters in the environment where the cabin is located and sending the environment parameters to the master console;
the master console executes the method;
and the storage module is connected to the master console and used for storing the historical navigation record.
By adopting the technical scheme, before the ferry starts sailing, the control valve on the conveying channel is opened, and the oil is filled into the transitional oil tank, so that the simultaneous oil filling of the power oil tank and the daily oil tank is realized, and when the oil storage in the power oil tank/the daily oil tank reaches the corresponding target reserve, the corresponding control valve can be closed.
In a third aspect, the present application provides a computer apparatus, which adopts the following technical scheme:
the computer device comprises a processor, a memory and a computer program which is stored in the memory and can run on the processor, wherein the daily oil and power oil transition method for the ferry is realized when the processor executes the computer program.
By adopting the technical scheme, the computer device capable of executing the daily oil and power oil transition method for the ferry is provided.
In a fourth aspect, the present application provides a computer readable storage medium, which adopts the following technical scheme:
a computer-readable storage medium storing a computer program; the computer program when executed by the processor realizes the daily oil and power oil transition method for the ferry.
By adopting the technical scheme, the carrier of the computer program for the daily oil and power oil transition method of the ferry is provided.
In summary, the application has at least the following beneficial technical effects:
1. when the target reserve is calculated, accounting is performed based on the sailing time, so that transitional oil storage in a daily/power oil tank is reduced, and unnecessary load is reduced; based on the estimation of the additional fuel consumption, part of diesel oil is additionally stored in the transition oil tank for the use of the daily oil tank and the power oil tank;
2. when the oil storage in the daily oil tank is lower than a threshold value, firstly transferring diesel oil with preset oil quantity from the transitional oil tank to the past so as to maintain the oil storage in the daily oil tank to be capable of supplying normal operation of a living system; however, the excessive oil storage is not located in the daily oil tank; thereby realizing reasonable allocation of the oil storage in the transition oil tank and the daily oil tank;
3. when the ferry ship sails normally, the oil storage capacity in the power oil tank is detected in real time, when the oil storage capacity in the power oil tank is found to be insufficient to complete the residual sailing route, the power oil tank is used as a priority, the cruising judgment is carried out based on the total amount of the residual oil storage, and if the total amount of the residual oil storage is sufficient to support the residual sailing route, the daily oil tank and the oil storage in the transition oil tank are both allocated in the power oil tank so as to be used for running power equipment, so that the reasonable allocation of the oil storage in the power oil tank is realized.
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FIG. 1 is a control schematic block diagram of a transition system in an embodiment of the application;
FIG. 2 is a flow frame of the method step S100-step S400 for transition of daily oil and power oil for a ferry of the application;
FIG. 3 is a flow frame of a method step S500 of transition of daily oil and power oil for a ferry of the present application;
fig. 4 is a flow frame of the daily oil and power oil transition method step S600-step S800 for the ferry of the present application.
Reference numerals illustrate: 1. a master control platform; 2. a power oil tank; 3. a daily oil tank; 4. a transition oil tank; 5. a conveying channel; 6. and controlling the valve.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present application more apparent, the present application will be further described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings 1 to 4 and examples. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are for purposes of illustration only and are not intended to limit the scope of the application.
The embodiment of the application discloses a daily oil and power oil transition system for a ferry.
Referring to fig. 1, a daily oil and power oil transition system for a ferry comprises a main console 1, a power oil tank 2, a daily oil tank 3 and a transition oil tank 4:
the power oil tank 2, the daily oil tank 3 and the transition oil tank 4 are all provided with residual oil quantity detection pieces; the residual oil quantity detection piece is used for detecting the residual oil quantity in the oil tank and sending the residual oil quantity to the main console 1;
at least two conveying channels 5 are arranged on the transition oil tank 4 and are respectively communicated with the power oil tank 2 and the daily oil tank 3, and a control valve 6 and a conveying pump are arranged on the conveying channels 5; the control valve 6 is used for opening and closing the conveying channel 5, and the control end of the control valve 6 is in communication connection with the master console 1 so as to facilitate the master console 1 to realize remote opening and closing control; the delivery pump is used for controlling the diesel oil delivery direction in the delivery channel 5, and the control ends of the delivery pump are all connected to the master console 1, so that the master console 1 can be controlled to be opened and closed remotely.
The environment parameter acquisition component is used for detecting corresponding environment parameters in the environment where the cabin is located and sending the environment parameters to the master console 1; the environment parameter acquisition component comprises detection equipment with detection functions, such as a ship body waterline detection piece, a wind power detection piece, a temperature detection piece and the like, the detection equipment is connected to the main console 1 in a communication mode, and corresponding display equipment is arranged on the main console 1 to display detection data.
Based on the same design concept, the embodiment also discloses a daily oil and power oil transition method for the ferry.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, the method for transition of daily oil and power oil for a ferry comprises the following steps:
s100: and acquiring navigation information.
In this embodiment, the navigation information includes a navigation route, a navigation time, weather forecast information based on a sea area where the current navigation route and the navigation time are located; specifically, the navigation information may be obtained by the general console 1 receiving the navigation task, analyzing and storing the information included in the navigation task, and then starting to execute step S200.
S200: the daily fuel consumption and the power fuel consumption are calculated based on the sailing route.
Specifically, step S200 includes the substeps of:
s210: acquiring a historical navigation record of the ferry;
specifically, when the ferry completes one navigation task, the master console 1 sends the content of the navigation task and the information such as environmental parameters in the navigation task execution process to the cloud for storage, so as to form a historical navigation record for the master console 1 of each ferry to access; the cloud can be classified and stored according to the historical sailing time, sailing route and other modes of multiple sailing tasks.
S220: acquiring a target historical route which is the same as the current navigation route based on the historical navigation record;
for example, if the current ferry receives a new sailing task, the new sailing task is analyzed first, and a sailing route and a sailing time included in the new sailing task are obtained as screening conditions; based on the above screening conditions, the master console 1 performs screening in the history navigation record.
S230: acquiring corresponding daily oil consumption and power oil consumption according to a target historical route and outputting a daily oil consumption predicted value Mr and a power oil consumption predicted value Md serving as the current navigation route; there may be a plurality of historical voyage records meeting the screening criteria.
Specifically, the history of the navigation route in the history navigation record being the same as the current navigation route is screened out, and then the execution of step S240 is started.
S240: judging whether the number of Mr and Md is equal to 1;
if yes, selecting a unique historical record, and taking the predicted value Mr of the daily oil consumption and the predicted value Md of the power oil consumption corresponding to the selected historical navigation record as the daily oil consumption and the power oil consumption of the current navigation route;
further, if the history record does not include the same history record as the current navigation record, the screening range is further enlarged, the starting point or the end point of the current navigation route is used as a screening item, the history record which accords with the starting point or the end point in the current navigation route is screened, and then another place in the current navigation route is used as a secondary screening item, so as to judge whether the navigation task of the current navigation route is executed in the past history record (or can be understood as whether the current navigation route is a part of the navigation route in the history navigation route).
If not, performing a secondary screening step on the Mr and Md (S250);
s250: and (5) secondary screening.
Specifically, step S250 includes the substeps of:
s251: acquiring environmental information of a target historical route based on the historical navigation record; the environment information comprises the wind power F1 of the sea area of the target historical route;
specifically, the wind power size F1 is used as a second screening item, and in other embodiments, link factors such as air temperature, sailing time and the like can be used as the second screening item to further screen a plurality of historical sailing records.
S252: acquiring a weather forecast of the sailing time, and acquiring the wind power F0 of the sea area based on the weather forecast;
specifically, based on the sea area where the current navigation route is located, corresponding weather forecast information is obtained, and the wind power F0 of the corresponding time in the sea area is obtained.
S253: setting a secondary screening range (f0+x, F0-X) based on F0; x is a custom error value;
and adding an error value on the basis of F0 to form a secondary screening range, and further screening a historical navigation route which is closer to the current navigation route.
S254: screening F1 which accords with the secondary screening range and deriving;
and exporting the historical navigation record corresponding to the F1 meeting the secondary screening range, exporting the daily oil consumption and the power oil consumption in the historical navigation route as the daily oil consumption and the power oil consumption of the current navigation route, and then starting to execute the step S300.
S300: calculating a transitional oil storage amount based on the daily oil consumption and the power oil consumption;
specifically, in order to prevent an emergency in the sailing process, the oil storage amount of the transition oil tank 4 is calculated according to the sailing route/daily oil consumption and the power oil consumption, and part of diesel oil is pre-stored in the transition oil tank 4 to be used as standby diesel oil; generally, 10% of daily oil consumption and power oil consumption are taken as transitional oil storage capacity; daily oil consumption, power oil consumption and transitional oil storage quantity=the total oil storage quantity of the ferry for executing the current sailing task is less than or equal to the total oil storage quantity of the ferry.
S400: pre-injecting diesel oil into the daily oil tank 3 based on the navigation time until the oil storage capacity reaches daily oil consumption;
for example, if the voyage time in the current voyage mission is 11 a.m. on 12 months 10 days, the diesel is pre-injected into the transition oil tank 4 in advance based on the required injection time of the total oil storage amount of the voyage mission, so that the living system is prevented from consuming the diesel additionally when the voyage is trimmed.
During sailing, steps S500, S600 and S700 are started to be performed simultaneously.
Referring to fig. 3, S500: judging whether the oil storage in the daily oil tank 3 is lower than a threshold oil storage amount or not;
if yes, go to step S510.
If not, the step S500 is repeatedly executed.
S510: calculating a preset oil quantity;
specifically, step S510 includes the substeps of:
s511: acquiring the number of shipborne personnel;
s512: acquiring all shipborne room parameters;
for example, when the onboard oil storage is needed to be collected, the number of people carried on the ship is first calculated, and then the onboard room parameters are obtained, where in this embodiment, the onboard room parameters include basic room parameters such as room area, room power consumption, and the like; the electricity consumption can be calculated by independently arranging the electricity meters for each shipborne room.
S513: calculating an available on-board room based on the number of on-board personnel and all on-board room parameters;
for example, according to the number of the personnel carried on the ship, calculating how many shipborne rooms are least needed to accommodate the personnel carried on the ship; to reduce the number of on-board rooms used.
S514: accounting for a minimum daily fuel consumption based on available on-board rooms and remaining sailing routes;
s515: obtaining the residual oil quantity in the daily oil tank 3;
s516: calculating a derivable oil quantity as a preset oil quantity, wherein the derivable oil quantity=residual oil quantity-the lowest daily oil consumption;
s517: obtaining the residual oil quantity in the transition oil tank 4, and calculating the oil storage allowance in the transition oil tank 4; oil storage margin = transition tank 4 total reserve-remaining oil;
s518: judging whether the oil storage allowance is larger than or equal to the exportable oil quantity;
if not, starting an equilibrium oil delivery scheme to deliver preset oil quantity to the transition oil tank 4 in a partitioned mode;
for example, when the oil storage of the daily oil tank 3 is conveyed into the transitional oil tank 4, the oil storage amount of the transitional oil tank 4 needs to be considered, so that the oil storage amount of the transitional oil tank 4 needs to be monitored in real time, and whether the diesel oil can be continuously conveyed into the transitional oil tank 4 is judged, so that unnecessary oil tank loss caused by excessive diesel oil entering the transitional oil tank 4 is avoided.
The balanced oil delivery scheme comprises the following steps:
taking the lowest daily oil consumption as an output oil quantity threshold value of the daily oil tank 3; if the output oil quantity in the daily oil tank 3 is larger than the output oil quantity threshold value of the daily oil tank 3, closing a conveying channel 5 between the daily oil tank 3 and the transition oil tank 4 and sending a transition oil early warning report to prompt a shipman;
acquiring the oil storage allowance of the transition oil tank 4 in real time;
if the oil storage allowance is smaller than or equal to the exportable oil quantity, stopping conveying diesel oil into the transition oil tank 4;
and if the oil storage allowance is larger than the derivable oil quantity and the transition oil early warning report is not sent, starting to convey diesel oil from the inside of the daily oil tank 3 to the inside of the transition oil tank 4.
S520: and (5) conveying the stored oil in the transition oil tank 4 to the daily oil tank 3 for a preset oil quantity.
The total console 1 delivers the preset oil quantity into the daily oil tank 3 according to the calculated preset oil quantity, and the mode of calculating the real-time delivery oil quantity can be calculated according to the transportation speed and the transportation time of the delivery pump.
Referring to fig. 4, S600: acquiring route interference factors;
specifically, step S600 includes the sub-steps of:
s610: acquiring corresponding environmental factor information as a comparison item based on weather forecast of navigation time;
s620: acquiring real-time environmental factor information of a sea area where a ship body is positioned;
s630: judging whether the real-time environment factor information accords with the corresponding comparison item;
if yes, taking the environmental factors with the difference as navigation interference factors and executing S640;
if not, step S630 is repeatedly performed.
S640: calculating additional daily fuel consumption L1 and power fuel consumption L2 based on route interference factors;
s650: judging whether the additional total fuel consumption S is larger than the fuel storage capacity of the transition fuel tank 4;
in the present embodiment, the additional total fuel consumption s=l1+l2;
if yes, executing a endurance judging step (i.e. step S800);
if not, step S630 is repeatedly performed.
For example, when the ferry is sailing, each route interference factor of the sea area where the hull is located is detected in real time, when the route interference factor (wind power exceeds weather forecast and the situation of needing to bypass occurs), the extra fuel consumption is calculated, and if the extra fuel consumption exceeds the reserve of the current transition fuel tank 4, whether the continuous voyage condition of the remaining route is feasible is continuously judged based on the continuous voyage judging step.
S700: judging whether the oil storage amount in the power oil tank 2 can maintain the residual sailing route;
if yes, repeating the step S700;
if not, obtaining the total amount of remaining oil storage, and executing a cruising judgment step (i.e. step S800);
s800: and (5) endurance judgment.
Specifically, step S800 includes the sub-steps of:
s810: judging whether the total amount of the residual oil storage can navigate the residual navigation route;
if not, sending an oil quantity early warning report to prompt a crew;
if so, the stored oil in the daily oil tank 3 is conveyed into the transition oil tank 4,
in the present embodiment, the living system includes a necessary living device and a non-necessary living device; closing unnecessary living devices, wherein the unnecessary living devices comprise lighting fixtures, heating fans and other devices in a public area; the necessary living devices comprise power supply equipment in a main control room, radar detection equipment and the like.
S820: the fuel consumption required by the necessary life devices to run in the remaining sailing route is calculated,
s821: obtaining the residual oil quantity in the current daily oil tank 3;
s822: calculating the transportable oil quantity; transportable fuel = remaining fuel-the fuel consumption required for the essential life device to operate in the remaining sailing route.
Specifically, when the oil storage amount in the power oil tank 2 is urgent, firstly, when the oil storage in the daily oil tank 3 is conveyed into the transition oil tank 4, firstly, the oil consumption required by necessary living devices (such as heating, lighting and other equipment) is calculated so as to maintain the basic living conditions of personnel on the ship, thereby improving the safety of the personnel on the ship.
S830: closing the conveying channels 5 of the transition oil tank 4 and the daily oil tank 3, and opening the conveying channels 5 of the transition oil tank 4 and the power oil tank 2;
based on the transferable oil amount calculated in the step S822, the transfer oil amount is transferred from the inside of the daily oil tank 3 to the inside of the transition oil tank 4, and then the transition oil tank 4 and the conveying channel 5 of the daily oil tank 3 are closed; supporting normal operation of necessary living devices by using the current residual diesel oil in the daily oil tank 3; and opening the conveying channels 5 of the transition oil tank 4 and the power oil tank 2, and communicating the transition oil tank 4 with the power oil tank 2 so as to fully use the diesel oil carried by the ship body for sailing of the ship body.
The application also provides a computer readable storage medium storing instructions capable of implementing the above steps when loaded and executed by a processor.
The computer-readable storage medium includes, for example: a U-disk, a removable hard disk, a Read-Only Memory (ROM), a random access Memory (Random Access Memory, RAM), a magnetic disk, or an optical disk, or other various media capable of storing program codes.
Based on the same inventive concept, an embodiment of the present application provides a computer apparatus including a memory and a processor, the memory storing a computer program capable of being loaded by the processor and executing the above method.
It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that, for convenience and brevity of description, only the above-described division of the functional modules is illustrated, and in practical application, the above-described functional allocation may be performed by different functional modules according to needs, i.e. the internal structure of the apparatus is divided into different functional modules to perform all or part of the functions described above. The specific working processes of the above-described systems, devices and units may refer to the corresponding processes in the foregoing method embodiments, which are not described herein.
In the several embodiments provided in the present application, it should be understood that the disclosed systems, devices, and methods may be implemented in other manners. For example, the apparatus embodiments described above are merely illustrative, e.g., the division of the modules or units is merely a logical functional division, and there may be additional divisions when actually implemented, e.g., multiple units or components may be combined or integrated into another system, or some features may be omitted, or not performed. Alternatively, the coupling or direct coupling or communication connection shown or discussed with each other may be an indirect coupling or communication connection via some interfaces, devices or units, which may be in electrical, mechanical or other form.
The units described as separate units may or may not be physically separate, and units shown as units may or may not be physical units, may be located in one place, or may be distributed on a plurality of network units. Some or all of the units may be selected according to actual needs to achieve the purpose of the solution of this embodiment.
In addition, each functional unit in the embodiments of the present application may be integrated in one processing unit, or each unit may exist alone physically, or two or more units may be integrated in one unit. The integrated units may be implemented in hardware or in software functional units.
The integrated units, if implemented in the form of software functional units and sold or used as stand-alone products, may be stored in a computer readable storage medium. Based on such understanding, the technical solution of the present application may be embodied in essence or a part contributing to the prior art or all or part of the technical solution in the form of a software product stored in a storage medium, including several instructions for causing a computer device (which may be a personal computer, a server, or a network device, etc.) or a processor (processor) to execute all or part of the steps of the method according to the embodiments of the present application. And the aforementioned storage medium includes: various media capable of storing program codes, such as a U disk, a mobile hard disk, a read-only memory, a random access memory, a magnetic disk or an optical disk.
The foregoing embodiments are only used to describe the technical solution of the present application in detail, but the descriptions of the foregoing embodiments are only used to help understand the method and the core idea of the present application, and should not be construed as limiting the present application. Variations or alternatives, which are easily conceivable by those skilled in the art, are included in the scope of the present application.

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1. The transition method for the daily oil and the power oil of the ferry is characterized in that a power oil tank (2), a daily oil tank (3) and a transition oil tank (4) are arranged on the ferry; at least two conveying channels (5) are arranged on the transition oil tank (4) and are respectively communicated with the power oil tank (2) and the daily oil tank (3), and a control valve (6) is arranged on the conveying channels (5); the transition method specifically comprises the following steps:
acquiring navigation information; the navigation information comprises a navigation route and navigation time;
calculating daily fuel consumption and power fuel consumption based on the sailing route;
calculating a transitional oil reservoir based on the daily oil consumption and the power oil consumption;
pre-injecting diesel oil into the daily oil tank (3) until the oil storage capacity reaches the daily oil consumption based on the navigation time;
judging whether the oil storage in the daily oil tank (3) is lower than a threshold oil storage amount or not;
if so, conveying the stored oil in the transition oil tank (4) to a daily oil tank (3) for a preset oil amount;
judging whether the oil storage capacity in the power oil tank (2) can maintain the residual sailing route;
if not, acquiring the total amount of residual oil storage, and executing a cruising judgment step;
and (3) endurance judgment: judging whether the total amount of the residual oil storage can navigate the residual navigation route;
if so, conveying the oil stored in the daily oil tank (3) into the transition oil tank (4), closing the conveying channels (5) of the transition oil tank (4) and the daily oil tank (3), and opening the conveying channels (5) of the transition oil tank (4) and the power oil tank (2);
if not, sending an oil quantity early warning report to prompt a crew member.
2. The method for transition of day oil and power oil for a ferry according to claim 1, wherein the step of calculating the day oil consumption and the power oil consumption based on the navigation route comprises the sub-steps of:
acquiring a historical navigation record of the ferry;
acquiring a target historical route which is the same as the current navigation route based on the historical navigation record;
and obtaining corresponding daily oil consumption and power oil consumption according to the target historical voyage, and outputting a daily oil consumption predicted value Mr and a power oil consumption predicted value Md serving as the current voyage route.
3. The method for transition of daily oil and power oil for a ferry according to claim 2, wherein the step of obtaining the predicted value Mr of daily oil consumption and the predicted value Md of power oil consumption further comprises the steps of:
judging whether the number of Mr and Md is equal to 1;
if not, executing a secondary screening step on a plurality of Mr and Md;
secondary screening: acquiring environmental information of a target historical route based on the historical navigation record; the environment information comprises the wind power F1 of the sea area of the target historical route;
acquiring a weather forecast of the navigation time, and acquiring the wind power F0 of the sea area based on the weather forecast;
setting a secondary screening range (f0+x, F0-X) based on F0; x is a custom error value;
f1 is screened for compliance with the secondary screening range and derived.
4. The method for transition of day oil and power oil for a ferry according to claim 3, further comprising the steps of:
acquiring route interference factors;
calculating additional daily fuel consumption L1 and power fuel consumption L2 based on the route interference factors;
judging whether the additional total oil consumption S is larger than the oil storage capacity of the transition oil tank (4); the additional total fuel consumption s=l1+l2;
if yes, executing the endurance judging step.
5. The method for transition of day oil and power oil for a ferry according to claim 4, wherein the obtaining of the line interference factor comprises the following steps:
acquiring corresponding environmental factor information as a comparison item based on the weather forecast of the navigation time;
acquiring real-time environmental factor information of a sea area where a ship body is positioned;
judging whether the real-time environment factor information accords with a corresponding comparison item or not;
if yes, taking the environmental factors with differences as navigation interference factors;
if not, repeating the step of acquiring the route interference factors.
6. The method for transition of domestic oil and power oil for a ferry according to claim 1, characterized in that the step of transferring the oil stored in the domestic oil tank (3) into the transition oil tank (4) is preceded by the steps of:
calculating a preset oil quantity: acquiring the number of shipborne personnel;
acquiring all shipborne room parameters;
calculating an available on-board room based on the number of on-board personnel and all on-board room parameters;
accounting for a minimum daily fuel consumption based on available on-board rooms and remaining sailing routes;
obtaining the residual oil quantity in the daily oil tank (3);
calculating a derivable oil quantity as a preset oil quantity, wherein the derivable oil quantity=residual oil quantity-the lowest daily oil consumption;
obtaining the residual oil quantity in the transition oil tank (4); calculating the oil storage allowance in the transition oil tank (4); -said oil storage margin = said transition tank (4) total reserve-said remaining oil volume;
judging whether the oil storage allowance is larger than or equal to the exportable oil quantity;
if not, starting an equilibrium oil delivery scheme to deliver preset oil quantity to the transition oil tank (4) in a partitioned mode;
the balanced oil delivery scheme comprises the following steps:
taking the lowest daily oil consumption as an output oil quantity threshold value of the daily oil tank (3); if the output oil quantity in the daily oil tank (3) is larger than the output oil quantity threshold value of the daily oil tank (3), closing a conveying channel (5) between the daily oil tank (3) and the transition oil tank (4) and sending a transition oil early warning report to prompt a crew;
acquiring the oil storage allowance of the transition oil tank (4) in real time;
if the oil storage allowance is smaller than or equal to the educable oil quantity, stopping conveying diesel oil into the transition oil tank (4);
and if the oil storage allowance is larger than the derivable oil quantity and the transition oil early warning report is not sent, starting to convey diesel oil from the inside of the daily oil tank (3) to the inside of the transition oil tank (4).
7. The method for transition of domestic oil and power oil for a ferry according to claim 1, wherein the living system includes a necessary living device and a non-necessary living device; the step of closing the transfer passage (5) of the transition tank (4) and the daily tank (3) is preceded by the steps of:
the unnecessary living devices are turned off,
the fuel consumption required by the necessary life devices to run in the remaining sailing route is calculated,
obtaining the residual oil quantity in the current daily oil tank (3);
calculating the transportable oil quantity; the transportable fuel quantity=the remaining fuel quantity-the fuel consumption required for the necessary living means to operate in the remaining sailing route.
8. Daily oil and power oil transition system for ferry is characterized by comprising a main console (1), a power oil tank (2), a daily oil tank (3) and a transition oil tank (4):
a master console (1) for performing the method for transition of domestic oil and power oil for a ferry according to any one of claims 1 to 7;
the power oil tank (2), the daily oil tank (3) and the transition oil tank (4) are provided with a residual oil quantity detection piece and a control valve (6);
the residual oil quantity detection piece is used for detecting residual oil quantity in the oil tank and sending the residual oil quantity to the main console (1);
the control valve (6) is used for opening and closing the conveying channel (5);
the environment parameter acquisition component is used for detecting corresponding environment parameters in the environment where the cabin is located and sending the environment parameters to the master console (1);
and the storage module is connected to the master console (1) and used for storing the historical voyage record.
9. Computer device, characterized in that it comprises a processor, a memory and a computer program stored in said memory and executable on said processor, said processor implementing the method for transition of domestic oil and power oil for a ferry according to any one of claims 1-7 when executing said computer program.
10. A computer-readable storage medium, wherein the computer-readable storage medium stores a computer program; the computer program when executed by a processor implements the method for transition of domestic oil and power oil for a ferry according to any one of claims 1-7.
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