CN117382800A - LNG transport ship for inland water area - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses an LNG transport ship for inland water areas, which comprises a ship body, wherein the ship body comprises a ship bow module, a bow structure, a cargo tank module and a stern structure, the bow structure is arranged on the ship bow of the ship body, the stern structure is arranged on the stern of the ship body, and the cargo tank module is arranged on the ship body space between the bow and the stern; the ship bow module comprises a steering engine room, a cabin, an upper building and a cab, the cargo tank module comprises a first cargo tank, a second cargo tank and a third cargo tank, the first cargo tank, the second cargo tank and the third cargo tank are sequentially arranged from the ship bow to the ship stern, the cabin and the steering engine room are arranged between the first cargo tank and the bow structure, the upper building is arranged on a deck above the cabin and the steering engine room, and the cab is arranged at the top of the upper building. The invention avoids the influence of the captain on the driving sight by adopting the preposed form among the cab, the engine room and the steering engine, increases the wide degree of the front view field of the cab, and reduces the blind area range of the driving view field caused by the length of the cargo hold in the fore direction.
Description
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of ship construction, and particularly relates to an LNG transport ship for inland water areas.
Background
As the main artery of inland navigation in China, the annual transportation quantity in Changjiang river reaches 30 hundred million tons, which accounts for more than 60% of the total inland navigation. However, the conventional fuel such as diesel oil, heavy oil and the like is used as the ship power fuel for long-term voyage, and compared with the ship using LNG as the fuel, the comprehensive pollution emission of the conventional fuel ship is higher by 70%.
Factors influencing ship driving vision mainly include cab height, captain, deck room, equipment and the like. The conventional inland LNG ship is mostly of a rear-mounted type, i.e., the superstructure and the cab are disposed above and behind the main hull where the LNG cargo tanks are located. However, the inland ships need to cross a plurality of Yangtze river bridges along the Yangtze river, and the height of the ship body and the height of the superstructure are limited to a certain extent. And the cargo transported by the ship has large volume, small density, high ship body dryness and various rooms, platforms, equipment, pipelines and cables on the deck. So the traditional inland LNG ship is expected to simultaneously meet the difficulties of good cab visual field (high cab height), long ship length (long cargo hold, large loading capacity) and sufficient deck space (convenient arrangement and simple construction).
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects in the prior art and provide an LNG transport ship for inland water areas, and the LNG transport ship avoids the influence of a ship length on a driving sight line by adopting a mode of leading a cab, a cabin and a steering engine to the ship bow, increases the opening degree of the front view field of the cab, reduces the blind area range of the driving sight field caused by the length of a cargo hold in the ship bow direction, and increases the available space of a deck; meanwhile, the LNG ship in the form is beneficial to increasing the length of the cargo hold, further improving the number of the cargo hold, improving the loading capacity of LNG and improving the economy of the inland LNG ship.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides the following technical solutions:
an LNG carrier for inland waters comprises a hull comprising a bow module, a bow structure, a cargo tank module and a stern structure, wherein the bow structure is arranged on the bow of the hull, the stern structure is arranged on the stern of the hull, and the cargo tank module is arranged on the hull space between the bow and the stern; the ship bow module comprises a steering engine room, a cabin, an upper layer building and a cab, the cargo tank module comprises a first cargo tank, a second cargo tank and a third cargo tank, the first cargo tank, the second cargo tank and the third cargo tank are sequentially arranged from the ship bow to the ship stern, the cabin and the steering engine room are arranged between the first cargo tank and the bow structure, the upper layer building is arranged on a deck above the cabin and the steering engine room, and the cab is arranged at the top of the upper layer building.
Further, a cabin canopy is arranged on the cabin upper deck, the cabin canopy being at the rear of the superstructure.
Further, the engine room comprises a main engine, a generator, a steam turbine, a shaft transmission propeller and an electric propulsion nacelle, and the steering engine room comprises a full-rotation nacelle and a rudder.
Further, a cargo mechanical chamber is arranged on the upper deck surface where the cargo tank module is located.
Further, the cargo transported in the first cargo tank, the second cargo tank, and the third cargo tank in the cargo tank module includes LNG, LPG, liquid ammonia, and liquid hydrogen.
Further, the superstructure comprises a plurality of decks including an a deck, a B deck, a pilot deck, and a compass deck.
Based on the technical scheme, the LNG carrier for inland water areas has the following technical advantages through practical application:
1. according to the LNG transport ship for the inland water area, provided by the invention, the influence of a ship length on a driving sight is avoided by adopting the mode that the cab, the engine room and the steering engine are arranged between the engine room and the ship bow, the extent of the front view of the cab is increased, the blind area range of the driving sight caused by the length of the cargo hold in the ship bow direction is reduced, and the available space of a deck is increased.
2. According to the LNG carrier for the inland water area, the length of the cargo hold is increased by leading the cab, the engine room and the steering engine to the bow, the liquid cargo hold can be arranged at the stern of the LNG carrier, and the three liquid cargo holds are arranged on the LNG carrier, so that the number of the cargo holds is increased, the loading capacity of LNG is increased, and the economical efficiency of the inland LNG carrier is improved.
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Fig. 1 is a side view of an LNG carrier for use in an LNG carrier for inland waters.
Detailed Description
For the purpose of making the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the present invention is described below by way of specific examples shown in the accompanying drawings. It should be understood that the description is only illustrative and is not intended to limit the scope of the invention. In addition, in the following description, descriptions of well-known structures and techniques are omitted so as not to unnecessarily obscure the present invention.
As shown in fig. 1, the invention belongs to an LNG carrier for inland waters, comprising a hull, the hull comprising a bow module, a bow structure 7, a cargo tank module and a stern structure 6, the bow structure 7 being arranged at the hull bow and the stern structure 6 being arranged at the stern of the hull, the cargo tank module being arranged in the hull space between the bow and the stern; the ship bow module comprises a steering engine room 9, a cabin 4, an upper layer building 1 and a cab 2, the cargo tank module comprises a first cargo tank 31, a second cargo tank 32 and a third cargo tank 33, the first cargo tank 31, the second cargo tank 32 and the third cargo tank 33 are sequentially arranged from the ship bow to the ship stern, the cabin 4 and the steering engine room 9 are arranged between the first cargo tank 31 and a bow part structure 7, the upper layer building 1 is arranged on a deck above the cabin 4 and the steering engine room 9, and the cab 2 is arranged at the top of the upper layer building 1; through adopting the form of leading to the ship bow between driver's cabin 2, cabin 4 and steering wheel 9, avoided the captain to the influence of driving sight, increased the degree of opening of driver's cabin 2 forward vision field of vision, reduced the ship bow direction and driven vision blind area scope because of cargo hold length leads to, increased deck usable space.
The bow structure 7 is usually provided with cabins such as an anchor chain cabin, a water arm long storage room, an emergency fire pump room and the like, and has the purposes of storing accessories, storage equipment, placing anchor chains and the like; the stern structure 6 is generally provided with a stern ballast tank, a steering engine room and other cabins, and has the purposes of storing ballast water, placing equipment and the like.
A cabin shelter 5 is arranged on the deck above the cabin 4, said cabin shelter 5 being located behind the superstructure 1.
The engine room 4 comprises a main engine, a generator, a steam turbine, a shaft transmission propeller and an electric propulsion nacelle, and the steering engine room 9 comprises a full-rotation nacelle and a rudder.
A cargo mechanical chamber 8 is arranged on the upper deck surface where the cargo tank module is positioned; the deck surface above the cargo tank module is also provided with a high-low level gas collecting platform, an equipment storage room, deck equipment, pipelines and cables; the limitation on the height when the deck surface of the cargo hold is arranged is relieved by arranging the cab 2 in front, so that the arrangement of a high-low-level gas collecting platform, a cargo mechanical room 8, an equipment storage room, deck equipment, pipelines, cables and the like is more convenient, the construction is simpler, and the device is particularly suitable for LNG ships with limited air draft, high starboard and more deck equipment.
The cargo transported in the first cargo tank 31, the second cargo tank 32, and the third cargo tank 33 in the cargo tank module includes LNG, LPG, liquid ammonia, and liquid hydrogen; the LNG ship is beneficial to increasing the length of the cargo hold by leading the cab 2, the engine room 4 and the steering engine room 9 to the bow, the increase of the length of the cargo hold of the LNG ship does not affect the visual field of the cab 2, the LNG ship can conveniently pass through an overhead bridge, the stern of the LNG ship can be provided with the cargo hold, the LNG ship is provided with three cargo holds, the number of the cargo holds is further increased, the LNG loading capacity is further improved, and the economical efficiency of the LNG ship in the inland river is improved;
the superstructure 1 comprises a plurality of decks including an a deck, a B deck, a pilot deck and a compass deck.
Finally, it should be noted that: the above embodiments are only for illustrating the technical solution of the present invention and not for limiting the same; while the invention has been described in detail with reference to the preferred embodiments, those skilled in the art will appreciate that; modifications may be made to the specific embodiments of the invention or equivalents may be substituted for part of the technical features thereof; without departing from the spirit of the invention, it is intended to cover the scope of the invention as claimed.
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1. An LNG carrier for inland waters, comprising a hull comprising a bow module, a bow structure arranged at the bow of the hull, a cargo tank module arranged at the stern of the hull, and a stern structure arranged in the hull space between the bow and stern; the ship bow module comprises a steering engine room, a cabin, an upper layer building and a cab, the cargo tank module comprises a first cargo tank, a second cargo tank and a third cargo tank, the first cargo tank, the second cargo tank and the third cargo tank are sequentially arranged from the ship bow to the ship stern, the cabin and the steering engine room are arranged between the first cargo tank and the bow structure, the upper layer building is arranged on a deck above the cabin and the steering engine room, and the cab is arranged at the top of the upper layer building.
2. An LNG carrier for inland waters according to claim 1, characterized in that a cabin shelter is arranged on the deck above the cabin, behind the superstructure.
3. An LNG carrier for inland waters according to claim 2, wherein the nacelle comprises a main machine, a generator, a steam turbine, a shaft driven propeller and an electric propulsion pod, and the steering engine comprises a full swing pod and rudder.
4. An LNG carrier for inland waters according to claim 1, characterized in that the cargo tank module is provided with cargo machinery chambers on the upper deck surface.
5. An LNG carrier for inland waters according to claim 4, characterized in that the cargo transported in the first, second and third tanks in the tank module comprises LNG, LPG, liquid ammonia and liquid hydrogen.
6. An LNG carrier for inland waters according to claim 1, wherein the superstructure comprises a multi-deck, the multi-deck comprising an a deck, a B deck, a pilot deck and a compass deck.
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