CN216069508U - 6x6 amphibious rescue vehicle - Google Patents

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CN216069508U
CN216069508U CN202121527953.5U CN202121527953U CN216069508U CN 216069508 U CN216069508 U CN 216069508U CN 202121527953 U CN202121527953 U CN 202121527953U CN 216069508 U CN216069508 U CN 216069508U
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The invention discloses a 6x6 amphibious rescue vehicle, which is integrated by six system modules, namely a vehicle frame system module, a power system module, a buoyancy system module, a hull system module, an operation system module, a rescue system module and the like. The vehicle adopts a plurality of advanced technologies such as a titanium alloy frame assembly, a high-slip hull shell, a wheel folding and lifting device, a combined buoyancy tank filled with EPP foam and the like, does not need to be sealed, and can enable the vehicle to be always suspended on the water surface and never sink. And the amphibious vehicle has the remarkable technical characteristics of high-speed safe operation on the water surface, excellent amphibious maneuverability, excellent mudflat passing capacity, and the like, so that the amphibious vehicle can better adapt to and meet various urgent needs of domestic and foreign emergency management departments and military parties.

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6x6 amphibious rescue vehicle
Technical Field
The invention relates to a general amphibious vehicle, in particular to a multi-wheel amphibious rescue vehicle which can float on the water surface and never sink and can be widely applied to emergency rescue and amphibious special operations.
Background
The key technology of the light high-speed amphibious vehicle is mainly embodied in four aspects of high-efficiency power transmission, resistance reduction and speed increase on the water surface, safe global operation, light weight of the whole vehicle and the like; in order to obtain buoyancy required by the operation of the existing amphibious vehicle on the water surface, the technical scheme of fully sealing the vehicle body so as to increase the displacement of the vehicle body is generally adopted, so that the sealing performance is the first problem to be solved in the operation of the amphibious vehicle on the water surface; in order to facilitate sealing, the existing amphibious vehicle mostly adopts an independent suspension, so that the underwater part of a vehicle body, the installation position of a transmission part and a vehicle door all become important positions for sealing the amphibious vehicle.
Regarding to the sealing refitting of a common vehicle and enabling the common vehicle to have enough buoyancy required by a suspended water surface, the patent number is ZL 201110242045.6, and the invention patent of the invention name 'an amphibious vehicle water sealing device' discloses the technical scheme as follows: the water seal of rotating parts such as an axle, a wheel-side reducer and the like is realized by means of the original parts and devices on the vehicle; the sealing device comprises an air compressor, a pressure reducing valve, a switch valve, a one-way valve, a three-way one-way valve, a respirator, a connecting pipeline and the like, wherein the air compressor is connected to the output end of the engine, and generated high-pressure air is reduced by the pressure reducing valve and then enters a box body of an axle or a wheel-side speed reducer through the switch valve, the one-way valve and the three-way one-way valve to establish high pressure so as to realize the sealing of the vehicle in a water running state.
Regarding a general amphibious vehicle, the patent application number is 202010394678.8, the invention name "a ship type bottom land and water dual-purpose vehicle" is the invention patent, the disclosed technical scheme is: a ship-shaped bottom amphibious 2-drive electric motorcycle is characterized in that a front wheel device (137) and a rear wheel device (172) are respectively arranged on 2 stepped hollow shaft rotary chassis devices (113), wherein the 1 st end of hollow shaft device (114) passes shaft sleeve device and hull type end car body (101) hinged joint, 2 nd end fixed connection cylindrical surface ladder hollow shaft benchmark shaft device (116) of hollow shaft device (114), cylindrical surface ladder hollow shaft benchmark shaft device (116) fixed connection rotation chassis disk body device (118), two arc surface devices (119), a streamline profile device (120), a wheel arch notch face device (121), a wheel arch lateral surface device (122) constitute arc surface fairing device fixed connection on rotation chassis disk body device (118), when converting into the mode on water, streamline profile device (120) participates in the simulation V type hull bottom.
The patent application number is 201710556269.1, the invention name is 'an amphibious vehicle', and the disclosed technical scheme is as follows: a straddle-type amphibian structure (10), the structure (10) supporting a high performance hull both on land and in water. The vehicle (10) has a planing type housing (40) and 4 retractable wheels (50, 51, 52, 53). The handle (54) provides directional control in two modes of operation. Each wheel (50, 51, 52, 53) is retractable by pivoting at least 45 degrees to maximise ground clearance when in land mode of operation and to minimise drag at substantial inclination when in marine mode of operation. While the jet drive (55) may remain directly connected to the engine (60) at all times, the driven wheels (51, 52) are connected to the engine (60) through a variable speed transmission (61) only during the land mode.
The patent application number is 201710300279.9, the invention name is 'an invention patent of a multi-wheel type amphibious special vehicle', and the disclosed technical scheme is as follows: the combined type steering gear box comprises a frame assembly, an engine assembly, a gear box assembly, a comprehensive transmission box, a transmission shaft, a differential assembly, a reversing box assembly, a transmission half shaft assembly, a suspension system, a steering system, a wheel assembly, a propeller assembly, a buoy assembly, a sliding bottom plate, a clutch gear box assembly and a duct air propeller. The floating pontoon structure is mainly characterized in that (1) the inner part of the floating pontoon 13a is filled with PE material in a foaming way, the outer shell is orderly wound by carbon fiber material, when a vehicle enters water, the two floating pontoons 13a originally folded on the roof are orderly opened and fixed on the two sides of the vehicle body under the action of the hydraulic cylinder 13d, and the vehicle is changed into a never-sinking double-body floating box; (2) the buoyancy system of the amphibious vehicle completely depends on two buoys 13a which can be folded on the roof; (3) the driving mode of land running is a structure of '4 x4+ reversing box assembly'.
Although the invention patents all relate to amphibious vehicles, the technical scheme that a combined buoyancy tank is arranged at the bottom of a vehicle body to enable the vehicle to float on the water surface and never sink is not mentioned; the technical scheme that a full-floating frame assembly is adopted to meet the requirement of conveniently assembling various buoyancy devices on a vehicle is not mentioned; the technical scheme that the torque of the engine is reasonably distributed and efficiently transmitted to wheels or a water spray pump by adopting a hydraulic power distribution box is not mentioned; the technical scheme that the problems of light weight of the whole vehicle, seawater corrosion prevention and the like are fundamentally solved by adopting a titanium alloy frame assembly and a rolling prevention frame assembly, and adopting an aluminum magnesium alloy or carbon fiber hull shell and a vehicle body covering piece is not mentioned.
The patent application number is 202110221618.0, the invention name is 'an invention patent of a full-floating amphibious vehicle', and the disclosed technical scheme is as follows: the vehicle consists of six system modules, namely a frame module, a power module, a driving module, a buoyancy module, a vehicle body module, a control module and the like. The novel light high-speed amphibious vehicle which is 'never sealed and sunk' adopts a plurality of advanced technologies such as a titanium alloy vehicle frame assembly, a jet pump type guide pipe propeller, a high-slip type hull shell, a wheel lifting device, a combined floating box filled with EPP foam and the like, and can enable the vehicle to be always suspended on the water surface and never sunk. However, (1) because of the structure of the land driving mode 4x4 (i.e. four-wheel drive) of the amphibious vehicle, it cannot span a ravine 1.2 meters wide; (2) since the rear lower side of the frame assembly is not provided with a side bar or the like, the hydrofoil assembly cannot be assembled.
In addition, the present invention also refers to an invention patent entitled "a steering transfer case assembly" filed on 09/06/2017 (patent application No. 201710797826.9); in the patent of the invention of this application, the applicant describes and plots the technical features of this "steering transfer case assembly" in detail.
The invention also refers to an invention patent (patent application number is 201711255017.1) which is filed in 2017, 12 and 02 and is named as a functional ship body for an amphibious vehicle; in the invention patent of this application, the technical features of this "functional hull" are described and drawn in detail by the applicant.
The invention also refers to the invention patent (patent application number 202010356336.7) filed on 29.04.2020 and named as 'wheel deflecting and folding device of amphibious vehicle and boat'; in the patent of the invention of this application, the technical features of the "wheel deflecting and folding device" are described and drawn in detail by the applicant.
The invention also refers to the invention patent named as the power distribution device of an amphibious vehicle and boat (patent application number 202010481189.6) filed on 31/05/2020; in the patent of the invention of this application, the present applicant describes and draws the technical features of this "power distribution device" in detail.
The invention also refers to the invention patent entitled "buoyancy system for amphibious vehicle" filed on 09.09.09.2020 (patent application No. 202010937536.1); in the patent of the invention of this application, the applicant describes and plots the technical features of this "buoyancy system" in detail.
The invention also refers to the invention patent entitled "an external ducted propeller assembly" filed on 2021, 07/01 (patent application number 202121484569.1); in the patent of the invention of this application, the applicant describes and plots the technical features of this "ducted propeller assembly" in detail.
The invention also refers to the invention patent (patent application number 201110743211.4) which is filed on 2021, 07, 01 and is named as 'a hydrofoil device for high-speed amphibious vehicle'; in the patent of the invention of this application, the applicant describes and plots the technical features of this "hydrofoil device" in detail.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a 6x6 amphibious rescue vehicle which is not required to be sealed and never sinks and is widely suitable for emergency rescue and amphibious special operations. The light high-speed amphibious vehicle with the brand new concept completely overcomes the limitation that the vehicle body of the existing amphibious vehicle at home and abroad must be sealed. By adopting a plurality of advanced technologies such as a titanium alloy frame assembly, a jet pump type guide pipe propeller, a high-speed sliding hull shell, a wheel folding and lifting device, and orderly assembling a combined floating box filled with EPP foam at the bottom of a hull, the vehicle can be suspended on the water surface and never sinks. The vehicle not only obviously improves the safe reliability of the vehicle running on the water surface, but also greatly reduces the preparation quality, and reduces the volume of the vehicle (ship) body immersed below the water surface to the minimum limit, thereby obviously reducing the water resistance, ensuring that the vehicle can perfectly realize the high-speed running on the water surface, and better adapting to and meeting various urgent requirements of emergency management departments and military parties.
The technical problems to be actually solved by the invention are as follows: a6 x6 amphibious rescue vehicle which is not required to be sealed and can float on the water surface forever is arranged in a modular integration mode.
The invention adopts the following technical scheme to achieve the purpose of the invention.
A6 x6 amphibious rescue vehicle adopts the development mode of modularization, serialization and combination of 'one platform and multiple loads'; the whole vehicle is integrated by six system modules, namely a frame system module 100, a power system module 200, a buoyancy system module 300, a hull system module 400, an operation system module 500 and a rescue system module 600, and can float on the water surface and never sink; all system module components are basically universal, and various types of amphibious rescue vehicles can be developed rapidly and at low cost by combining the six system modules differently according to the overall technical design plan.
The frame system module 100 includes a frame assembly 110, a roll cage assembly 120, and a lift suspension mechanism 130.
All components of the frame assembly 110 are formed by special stamping and bending of titanium alloy special pipes and plates, and all the components are orderly assembled and welded into the frame assembly 110 under the control of a tool fixture; wherein, the hull connecting plates 111 at two sides of the frame assembly 110 are orderly provided with (a plurality of) pin shaft hole grooves 112; side bars 113 are orderly arranged at the two sides of the rear lower part of the frame assembly 110; the swing arm seat(s) 114 are respectively and orderly arranged at the preset positions at the two sides of the front part and the rear part of the frame assembly 110; the rocker arm holders 115 are arranged in order in a symmetrical manner on both sides of the middle and lower portion of the frame assembly 110.
The roll cage assembly 120 is composed of a roll cage frame 121, a top roll bar 122, a front roll bar 123, a front support bar 124, and a rear support bar 125; all components of the roll cage assembly 120 are titanium alloy special pipes, wherein the roll cage 121, the front roll bar 123 and the rear support bar 125 are formed by special bending processing, and all the components are orderly assembled and welded into the roll cage assembly 120 as a whole under the control of a tool clamp.
The lifting suspension mechanism 130 comprises a double-wishbone structure 130A and a rocker structure 130B; the double-fork arm structure 130A consists of a shock absorber assembly 131, an upper swing arm 132, a lower swing arm 133, a connecting seat 134, a rotating arm 135 and a hydraulic oil cylinder 136, and is suitable for deflection lifting of wheels on a first shaft and a third shaft; the rocker arm structure 130B is comprised of a hydraulic damper assembly 137 and a longitudinal rocker arm 138, which is adapted for wheel lifting on a secondary axle.
Connecting holes are formed in the two ends of the shock absorber assembly 131, the upper swing arm 132, the lower swing arm 133 and the hydraulic oil cylinder 136, a mounting hole is formed in the middle of the lower swing arm 133, and connecting holes are formed in the two ends and the middle of the rotating arm 135; the connection relationship between the components in the dual yoke structure 130A is: the connecting holes at the upper ends of the shock absorber assembly(s) 131 are orderly sleeved in the connecting holes at the outer ends of the rotating arms 135 through pin shafts, and the connecting holes at the lower ends of the shock absorber assembly(s) 131 are orderly connected with the mounting holes on the lower swing arms 133 through the pin shafts respectively; the connecting hole at the upper end of the hydraulic oil cylinder 136 is orderly sleeved in the connecting hole at the middle part of the rotating arm 135 through a pin shaft, and the connecting hole at the lower end of the hydraulic oil cylinder is orderly sleeved in the connecting seat 134 on the frame assembly 110 through the pin shaft; the connecting hole at the inner end of the rotating arm 135 is orderly connected with the corresponding connecting seat 134 through a pin shaft; the connecting holes at the upper ends of the upper swing arm 132 and the lower swing arm 133 are respectively and orderly connected with the corresponding connecting seats 134 through pin shafts, and the connecting holes at the lower ends of the upper swing arm 132 and the lower swing arm 133 are respectively and orderly connected with (four) hub connecting plate assemblies 271 positioned on the first shaft and the third shaft through pin shafts; connecting base(s) 134 are respectively and sequentially mounted at predetermined locations in frame assembly 110 and on swing arm base(s) 114.
The hydraulic oil cylinder 136 has a large two-way telescopic stroke, so that the folding and deflection lifting of the wheels can be well realized, when the vehicle runs on the water surface, the hydraulic oil cylinder 136 extends upwards through the water surface operation control device 520, and the (four) wheel assemblies 270 on the first shaft and the third shaft can be simultaneously deflected upwards and lifted by more than 500 mm through the orderly upward deflection of the shock absorber assembly 131 and the lower swing arm 133.
The hydraulic damper assembly 137 is assembled by a hydraulic cylinder and a damper, and connecting holes are formed in two ends of the hydraulic damper assembly; the upper end of the vertical rocker arm 138 is provided with a mounting hole, the middle part thereof is provided with a connecting hole, and the lower end thereof is provided with a plug-in type connecting plate 139; in the rocker arm structure 130B, a mounting hole at the upper end of a pitching arm 138 is movably arranged on a rocker arm seat 115 in the middle of the frame assembly 110 through a pin shaft, and a plug-in type connecting plate 139 at the lower end of the pitching arm is fixedly arranged on a hub connecting plate assembly 271 on a second shaft in order through fastening bolts; the connecting hole at the upper end of the hydraulic shock absorber assembly 137 is orderly assembled with the connecting seat 134 fixedly arranged on the frame assembly 110 through a pin shaft, and the connecting hole at the lower end of the hydraulic shock absorber assembly is orderly assembled with the connecting hole at the middle part of the pitching arm 138 through a pin shaft.
The hydraulic damper assembly 137 has a large two-way telescopic stroke and dual functions of vehicle damping and wheel lifting, when the vehicle runs on the water, the hydraulic damper assembly 137 is contracted upwards through the water running control device 520, and the (two) wheel assemblies 270 on the second shaft can be lifted upwards by more than 300 mm through the pitching arm 138.
The powertrain module 200 includes components such as an engine assembly 210, a transmission assembly 220, a power distribution case 230, a transfer case assembly 240, a transmission member 250, a differential assembly 260, a wheel assembly 270, a surface propeller 280, a hydraulic station 290, and an electric winch 299.
The engine assembly 210 includes various types of gasoline engines and diesel engines; the transmission assembly 220 includes various types of manual and automatic transmissions; the engine assembly 210 and the transmission assembly 220 are sequentially connected into a whole through fastening bolts and are sequentially and fixedly arranged at a preset position in the middle or the rear part of the frame assembly 110;
the power distribution box 230 is formed by orderly assembling a box body, an input shaft A231, a main output shaft 232, a clutch operating mechanism, two hydraulic clutches, two rear output shafts A233 and the like; the input shaft a231 is orderly connected with the transmission assembly 220 through the transmission joint 251, the main output shaft 232 is orderly connected with the transfer case assembly 240 through the transmission joint 251, and the (two) rear output shafts a233 are orderly connected with the two water surface propellers 280 through the transmission joint 251 and the jet pump transmission shaft 254.
The transfer case assembly 240 is formed by orderly assembling a case body, an input shaft B241, a front output shaft I242, a front output shaft II 243, a rear output shaft B244 and a transfer mechanism; the front output shaft I242 is orderly connected with a first shaft differential 261 through a transmission joint 251 and a transmission shaft 252, the front output shaft II 243 is orderly connected with a second shaft differential 262 through the transmission joint 251 and the transmission shaft 252, and the rear output shaft B244 is orderly connected with a third shaft differential 263 through the transmission joint 251 and the transmission shaft 252; by manually operating the transfer mechanism of transfer case assembly 240, it is conveniently possible to transfer engine torque to third axle differential 263 alone (i.e., 6x2 rear wheel drive), or to third axle differential 263, second axle differential 262, and first axle differential 261 simultaneously (i.e., time-shared 6x6 all-wheel drive).
The transmission member 250 includes a transmission joint 251, a transmission shaft 252, a transmission half shaft 253, and a jet pump transmission shaft 254.
A differential lock is arranged in the differential assembly 260; differential assembly 260 includes a first axle differential 261, a second axle differential 262, and a third axle differential 263.
The wheel assembly 270 includes a hub connection plate assembly 271, a brake assembly 272, a rim 273 and a tire 274, wherein the hub connection plate assembly(s) 271 are in sequential connection with the rim(s) 273; the brake assembly(s) 272 are sequentially and fixedly arranged on the preset position of the hub connecting plate assembly(s) 271; tire(s) 274 are sequentially mounted on rim(s) 273.
Both ends of the transmission half shaft(s) 253 are orderly connected with output shafts on both sides of the first shaft differential 261, the second shaft differential 262 and the third shaft differential 263 and corresponding hub connecting plate assemblies 271.
The power distribution case 230, the transfer case assembly 240 and the differential assembly 260 are sequentially fixed at predetermined positions in the frame assembly 110 through fastening bolts.
The water surface propeller 280 includes various types of high-speed water jet pumps, jet pump type propellers, stern machines and ducted propellers; the input shaft of the water surface propeller 280 is orderly connected with (two) rear output shafts A233 in the power distribution box 230 through the jet pump transmission shaft 254; the water surface propellers 280 are respectively and sequentially fixed at the preset positions on the left side and the right side of the rear lower part of the frame assembly 110.
The minimum turning radius and the water surface pivot turning of the vehicle during the water surface running can be conveniently realized by manually and respectively regulating the respective rotating speed of the two water surface propellers 280 or directly controlling the turning spray heads at the tail parts of the two water surface propellers 280 through the steering wheel 514, the turning transfer case 530 and the turning control line 515.
The hydraulic station 290 is composed of a motor, a gear pump, a control valve, a hydraulic oil tank, an oil pipeline and other parts; wherein the gear pump is directly driven by the motor; all parts are orderly connected and orderly and fixedly arranged at a preset position in the frame assembly 110; hydraulic station 290 functions to provide hydraulic energy for the telescoping function of the hydraulic components in hydraulic ram 136, hydraulic damper assembly 137 and surface thruster 280.
The electric winches 299 are mainly used for self rescue of vehicles in special occasions, and the two electric winches 299 are respectively and fixedly arranged at preset positions at the front part and the rear part of the frame assembly 110 in order.
The buoyancy module 300 is comprised of a front buoyancy tank 310, two middle buoyancy tanks 320, and a rear buoyancy tank assembly 330 (including 2-3 buoyancy tanks of different shapes and sizes), and (two) movable pontoons 340.
The front buoyancy tank 310, the middle buoyancy tank 320 and the rear buoyancy tank assembly 330 are respectively sequentially processed and manufactured into hollow shells by carbon fiber materials according to the shape and size of the bottom space of the vehicle body, and then are foamed and filled by EPP polypropylene; the polypropylene plastic (Expanded polypropylene) foam material is a high-crystallization polymer/gas composite material/environment-friendly novel compression-resistant buffering and heat-insulating material with excellent performance, and has very excellent shock-resistant energy-absorbing performance and heat-insulating performance; therefore, the buoyancy of the front buoyancy tank 310, the middle buoyancy tank(s) 320 and the rear buoyancy tank combination 330 filled with EPP foam is far larger than the displacement of the self weight and the rated load of the vehicle, and even if the hollow shell of each buoyancy tank is scratched or the middle bullet breaks down, the vehicle can be ensured to be always suspended on the water surface and never sink.
The front buoyancy tank 310 is sequentially fixed at a predetermined position below the front portion of the frame assembly 110 by a plurality of fastening bolts.
The two middle buoyancy tanks 320 are respectively and fixedly arranged at preset positions below the left side and the right side of the middle part of the frame assembly 110 in order through a plurality of fastening bolts.
The rear buoyancy tank assembly 330 (including 2-3 buoyancy tanks with different shapes and sizes) is sequentially and fixedly arranged at a preset position below the rear part of the frame assembly 110 through a plurality of fastening bolts.
The movable buoy 340 is a hollow shell made of carbon fiber material, a locking belt 341 is arranged at a preset position on the surface of the hollow shell, a titanium alloy plate 342 is embedded in one surface of the hollow shell in order, two pin shafts 343 are arranged in order on the titanium alloy plate 342, and the hollow shell is completely filled with EPP polypropylene foam.
At ordinary times, the (two) movable buoys 340 are respectively and orderly fastened on the roll-over prevention frame 120 of the vehicle or are separated from the vehicle for storage; when the vehicle needs to enter water to realize water surface rescue operation, the vehicle is manually taken down from the roof, then the (two) pin shafts 343 are respectively inserted into the pin shaft hole grooves 112 at the two sides of the frame assembly 110 and are locked by the locking buckle belt 341, and the (two) movable buoys 340 can be respectively and conveniently and fixedly arranged at preset positions below the two sides of the rescue vehicle body in a symmetrical mode.
The hull system module 400 is composed of a hull shell 410, a fairing 420, a folding hydrofoil 430, a body cover assembly 440, and an interior trim assembly 450, among others.
The hull shell 410 is a non-sealed body; the inner part of the ship is provided with a plurality of keels for increasing the strength of the ship body, the cross section of the bottom of the ship is in a shallow V shape, the bottom is a sliding surface longitudinally, and wave-absorbing diversion trenches are orderly arranged at the rear lower parts of the edges of the two front wheel frames; hull shell 410 is sequentially mounted on hull connection plate 111 of frame assembly 110 via a plurality of fastening bolts.
The defects are reserved for the front wheel, the rear wheel and the suspension device on the sliding bottom surface of the ship body, and the defects can generate large resistance when the vehicle runs on water. Therefore, the rectifying plates 420 are respectively arranged on the two sides of the rear part of the ship body, and the purpose is to cover and reduce the defects as much as possible, so that the water resistance of the vehicle when the vehicle slides in the water is reduced to the maximum extent. The rectifying plates 420 are respectively and orderly fixed at preset positions at the lower parts of the two sides of the hull shell 410 of the third axle wheel in a symmetrical mode.
The folding hydrofoil 430 includes a hydrofoil assembly 431, a hinge assembly 432, a hydraulic cylinder 433, and a mount 434. The longitudinal cross section of the hydrofoil assembly 431 is in the shape of an airplane wing, so that water flow which rapidly flows through the upper part and the lower part of the hydrofoil assembly can generate larger pressure difference, and water lift power can be continuously provided for vehicles running on the water surface at high speed; the (two) folding hydrofoils 430 are respectively and sequentially fixedly arranged on the preset positions of the side bars 113 at the rear lower part of the frame assembly 110 in a symmetrical mode through a hinge assembly 432; two mounting seats 434 are respectively and orderly arranged on preset positions of the hydrofoil assembly 431 and the frame assembly 110. The hydrofoil assembly 431 can be conveniently unfolded or folded by manually operating the hydraulic cylinder 433 to extend or retract.
The vehicle body covering assembly 440 is composed of a windshield 441, a vehicle body enclosure 442, a power cabin outer cover 443 and other parts, wherein each part is made of aluminum magnesium alloy materials or carbon fiber materials, and each part is sequentially and fixedly arranged at a preset position in the vehicle frame assembly 110 through a plurality of fastening bolts.
The interior trim component 450 includes a cockpit component 451 and a passenger cabin component 452; the interior trim component 450 is sequentially fixed on the frame assembly 110 and at a predetermined position in the body cover component 440 via a plurality of fastening bolts.
The control system module 500 is composed of a land travel control device 510, a surface operation control device 520, a steering transfer case 530, a meter integration device 540, a wheel lift control device 550, and the like.
The land driving control device 510 includes a steering gear assembly 511, a tie rod assembly 512, a steering column assembly 513, a steering wheel 514 and a steering control line; two ends of the steering gear assembly 511 are respectively connected with the two tie rod assemblies 512 in order; the steering wheel 514 is orderly connected with the steering column assembly 513 through an input shaft at the upper end of the steering transfer case 530; two output shafts at the lower end of the steering transfer case 530 are sequentially connected with the steering column assembly 513 and the steering control line respectively.
The components of the land driving control device 510 are respectively and sequentially fixed at the front lower part of the frame assembly 110.
The water surface operation control device 520, the instrument integration device 540, the wheel lifting control device 550 and the like are sequentially and fixedly arranged at preset positions in a cab formed by the vehicle body covering assembly 440 and the interior trim assembly 450.
The rescue system module 600 comprises a water surface rescue equipment device 610, a fire rescue equipment device 620, an earthquake rescue equipment device 630 and emergency rescue comprehensive general equipment 640 and corresponding control systems thereof.
The various rescue equipment in the rescue system module 600 can be configured separately according to vehicle type (main use) or partially without vehicle type mixing; the various rescue equipment can be orderly arranged at preset positions in a passenger (equipment) cabin formed by the vehicle body covering assembly 440 and the interior decoration assembly 450.
The external dimension of the invention is not more than 6.5x2.2x2.0 m, the servicing mass is not more than 2300 kg, and the loading weight of drivers and passengers is not less than 1000 kg for 2-6 persons.
The power transmission mode in the invention is 'one machine with two pumps'; two operation modes of 'land driving' or 'water surface operation' can be conveniently realized through the power distribution box 230; the transfer case 240 can conveniently realize 'all-wheel drive' or 'time-sharing drive' during land running.
Wherein, the power transmission route when the 'all-wheel drive' is in the 'land driving' mode is as follows: the engine torque drives the sequential operation of the (six) hub web assemblies 271 and their (six) wheel assemblies 270 simultaneously via the (three) propeller shaft 252, second axle differential 262, first axle differential 261, third axle differential 263, and (six) drive axle shaft(s) 253.
The power transmission route during the time-sharing driving in the land driving mode is as follows: the engine torque drives the hub plate assembly(s) 271 and the wheel assembly(s) 270 on the third axle in order via the drive shaft 252, the third axle differential 263 and the drive axle shaft(s) 253.
In a surface mode of operation: the transmission ratio in the transmission assembly 220 is in a 1:1 position through manual operation, and the six wheel assemblies 270 are lifted upwards by 300-500 mm through the hydraulic oil cylinder 136 and the hydraulic shock absorber assembly 137 respectively; the hydraulic clutch in the power distribution box 230 enters a 'supercharging state', the engine torque is only transmitted to (two) rear output shafts A233 in the power distribution box 230, and the (two) water surface propellers 280 are directly driven to run at a high speed through (two) jet pump transmission shafts 254; the minimum turning radius and the water surface pivot turning of the vehicle when running on the water surface can be conveniently realized by directly controlling the steering nozzle at the tail part of the water surface propeller 280 through the steering wheel 514 and the steering transfer case 530.
The working principle and the process of realizing the 'wheel deflection lifting' by the double-fork-arm structure 130A are as follows: when the vehicle enters a water surface running mode, the wheel lifting control device 550 is manually operated to enable the hydraulic oil cylinder 136 to extend upwards, the shock absorber assembly 131 and the lower swing arm 133 are pulled through the rotating arm 135, and the wheel hub connecting plate assembly 271 and the wheel assembly 270 thereof which are sequentially connected with the upper swing arm 132 and the lower swing arm 133 rotate upwards by taking a pin shaft on the connecting seat 134 as a center, so that the hub connecting plate assembly 271 and the wheel assembly 270 thereof are rapidly deflected upwards to lift by more than 500 mm (at the moment, the hydraulic cylinder enters a self-locking state); when the vehicle returns to the "land running" mode, the wheel lifting control device 550 and the hydraulic cylinder 136 are manually operated to release self-locking and contract downwards to the initial setting position, so as to drive the shock absorber assembly 131 and the lower swing arm 133 to rotate reversely together, so that the hub connecting plate assembly 271 and the wheel assembly 270 thereof descend orderly until the initial setting position is reached (at this time, the hydraulic cylinder enters the self-locking state again).
The working principle and the process of the rocker arm structure 130B for realizing 'wheel lifting' in the invention are as follows: when the vehicle enters a water surface running mode, the wheel lifting control device 550 is manually operated to enable the hydraulic cylinder in the hydraulic shock absorber assembly 137 to contract upwards and pull the rocker arm 138 to deflect upwards by taking a pin shaft in the mounting seat at the upper end of the rocker arm 138 as a center, so that the hub connecting plate assembly 271 and the wheel assembly 270 which are fixedly arranged at the lower end of the rocker arm 138 are rapidly lifted upwards by more than 300 millimeters (at the moment, the hydraulic cylinder enters a self-locking state), when the vehicle returns to a land running mode, the wheel lifting control device 550 and the hydraulic cylinder are manually operated to release self-locking, the hydraulic cylinder in the hydraulic shock absorber assembly 137 extends downwards to an initial setting position and drives the rocker arm 138 to deflect reversely, so that the hub connecting plate assembly 271 and the wheel assembly 270 thereof descend orderly until the hub connecting plate assembly 271 and the wheel assembly 270 return to the initial setting position (at the moment, the hydraulic cylinder enters the self-locking state again).
In the "water surface running" mode, the wheels are lifted off the water surface by "deflecting lifting" or "directly lifting" by manually operating the wheel lifting control device 550, which has significant effects on significantly reducing water resistance, improving the water surface speed per hour of the amphibious vehicle, saving energy and reducing consumption.
The buoyancy required by the water surface operation of the invention is provided by the front buoyancy tank 310, the rear buoyancy tank combination 330 and the (two) middle buoyancy tanks 320 at the bottom of the vehicle body; the (two) movable buoys 340 have the significant effect and obvious effect of greatly improving the displacement (namely the water surface rescue bearing capacity) and the water surface operation stability of the amphibious vehicle.
The driving operation rule of the invention is as follows: the land-based operation device 510 operates in exactly the same manner as an off-road vehicle; when the water surface runs, only the function change-over switch in the wheel lifting control device 550 needs to be pressed, the six wheel assemblies 270 automatically deflect upwards and lift by 300 and 500 mm, and the two water surface propellers 280 start to run; all electronic instruments (including observation equipment such as military vehicle-mounted radar, sextant and the like) on the vehicle are sealed and independently stored in the instrument integration device 540, so that the problem that a vehicle control system is possibly invalid when the vehicle runs on the water surface can be avoided to the maximum extent; the correct direction of the vehicle running on the water surface can be ensured by the guidance of the radio signals sent by the vehicle-mounted electronic equipment and the base navigation station.
Due to the adoption of the technical scheme, the invention perfectly realizes the aim of the invention, comprehensively and systematically shows the key common technologies of four aspects of high-efficiency power transmission, light whole vehicle weight, resistance and speed reduction on the water surface, global safe operation and the like which are mastered at present, and has the following outstanding advantages and beneficial effects compared with similar products.
1. Scientific design, reasonable structure, reliable performance and excellent and super-group comprehensive performance.
2. The standardization and the generalization of the components are high, and the manufacturing technology is advanced.
3. Light weight, high speed, large loading capacity, high cost performance and wide application.
4. And the low-cost serial deep development can be quickly realized.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of six system modules according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the frame assembly of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the power system configuration of the present invention.
Fig. 4 is a schematic view of the suspension structure of the first and third axle wheels of the present invention.
Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of the first and third axles of the present invention after the wheels have been lifted.
FIG. 6 is a schematic view of the hydrofoil apparatus of the present invention in an open position.
Figure 7 is a schematic view of the general arrangement of the buoyancy system components of the present invention.
Fig. 8 is a schematic view showing an assembly position of the interior trim component and a part of the component according to the present invention.
Fig. 9 is a perspective view of the present invention in a water-surface running state.
Detailed Description
As can be seen from fig. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, the present invention is integrated by six system modules, i.e., a frame system module 100, a power system module 200, a buoyancy system module 300, a hull system module 400, a control system module 500 and a rescue system module 600, and has significant technical features of "scientific design, reasonable structure, reliable performance", etc.
Wherein, the frame system module 100 comprises the frame assembly 110, the roll cage assembly 120, the lifting suspension mechanism 130 and other components; the powertrain module 200 includes components such as an engine assembly 210, a transmission assembly 220, a power distribution case 230, a transfer case assembly 240, a transmission member 250, a differential assembly 260, a wheel assembly 270, a surface propeller 280, a hydraulic station 290, and an electric winch 299; the buoyancy module 300 is composed of a front buoyancy tank 310, two middle buoyancy tanks 320, a rear buoyancy tank assembly 330 (including 2-3 buoyancy tanks with different shapes and sizes), two movable buoys 340 and the like; the hull system module 400 is composed of a hull shell 410, a fairing 420, a folding hydrofoil 430, a body covering component 440, an interior trim component 450 and the like; the control system module 500 comprises a land running control device 510, a water surface running control device 520, a steering transfer case 530, a meter integration device 540, a wheel lifting control device 550 and the like; the rescue system module 600 includes a water surface rescue equipment device 610, a fire rescue equipment device 620, an earthquake rescue equipment device 630, and emergency rescue comprehensive general equipment 640, and their corresponding control systems.
As can be seen from fig. 1, 2 and 9, in order to ensure the reliable impact strength of the vehicle, to ensure the light weight of the whole vehicle, and to fundamentally solve the problem of improving the seawater corrosion resistance of the vehicle when used at sea, the frame assembly 110, the roll cage assembly 120 and the lifting suspension mechanism 130 are made of titanium alloy (TC 4); particularly, the hull shell 410, the body covering component 440 and the interior component 450 are made of carbon fiber or aluminum magnesium alloy (5083).
As further shown in fig. 1 and 2, in order to maintain the interior space of the vehicle to the maximum and ensure sufficient strength of the vehicle, a frame assembly 110 originally invented by the applicant is specially selected; the frame assembly 110 is formed by bending and welding a plurality of components through a special process, and has higher safety protection performance after being analyzed by a finite element system; after the roll cage assembly 120 is orderly welded on the upper part of the frame assembly 110, the roll-over prevention safety performance of the invention is further improved.
As also shown in fig. 1 and 7, a buoyancy system module 300, originally invented by the applicant, is specially provided to ensure absolute safety of the vehicle when operating on water. The system module comprises a front buoyancy tank 310, two middle buoyancy tanks 320, a rear buoyancy tank combination 330 and the like, and is convenient to assemble and simple to maintain. The front buoyancy tank 310, the two middle buoyancy tanks 320 and the rear buoyancy tank assembly 330 are respectively sequentially processed and manufactured into hollow shells by carbon fiber materials according to the space shape and size of the bottom of the vehicle body, and then are foamed and filled by EPP polypropylene; the front buoyancy tank 310 is sequentially and fixedly arranged at a preset position below the front part of the frame assembly 110 through a plurality of fastening bolts; the two middle buoyancy tanks 320 are respectively and fixedly arranged at preset positions below the left side and the right side of the middle part of the frame assembly 110 in order through a plurality of fastening bolts; the rear buoyancy tank assembly 330 is sequentially and fixedly arranged at a preset position below the rear part of the frame assembly 110 through a plurality of fastening bolts; because the displacement produced by the buoyancy system module 300 is much greater than the sum of the dead weight and the rated load of the vehicle, the vehicle can always suspend on the water surface and never sink.
As shown in fig. 1 and 8, in order to further increase the carrying capacity of the water surface rescue and the stability of the water surface operation, two movable buoys 340 are specially arranged.
As can be seen from fig. 1, 8 and 9, in order to further reduce the water resistance of the vehicle when the vehicle runs in water and continuously generate water lift power, and protect the front buoyancy tank 310, the two middle buoyancy tanks 320 and the rear buoyancy tank assembly 330 from scratch damage, the hull shell 410 which is originally created by the applicant and has the functions of wave suppression and wave elimination and high-slip performance is specially arranged; a plurality of keels are orderly arranged in the hull shell 410, and the hull shell 410 can be orderly and fixedly arranged at a preset position below the frame assembly 110 through a plurality of fastening bolts. The unique gliding bottom surface of the hull shell 410 can make the vehicle more slippery and faster when running on the water.
As also shown in fig. 1 and 3, in order to better satisfy the self-rescue of the vehicle in special occasions, an electric winch 299 is specially arranged; two electric winches 299 are respectively and sequentially fixed at preset positions at the front part and the rear part of the frame assembly 110.
As shown in fig. 1 and 3, in order to better meet the use requirements of the vehicle for amphibious high-speed running and amphibious high-efficiency maneuvering, a power transmission system which is characterized by a power distribution box 230 and has unique characteristics is specially arranged, and the system has three functions of meeting the requirements of independent work of a drive axle, independent work of a propulsion device and simultaneous work of the drive axle and the propulsion device.
As also shown in fig. 1 and 3, to improve and enhance the water propulsion efficiency of the vehicle, the water surface propeller 280 is specially equipped with a "jet pump type propeller" originally invented by the applicant; the advanced water-jet propulsion device fully integrates multiple advantages of a water-jet pump and a ducted propeller, and has the advantages of high propulsion efficiency, small attached body resistance, good protective performance, flexible water surface steering, small steering radius and good shallow water performance, thereby better solving two technical problems of high-efficiency water surface propulsion and flexible water surface steering; by combining the wheel folding lifting technology and the streamline hull sliding bottom surface design, the torque of the engine can be exerted to the limit on the premise of configuring a 3.5L displacement engine, so that the speed of the vehicle running on the water surface can completely reach more than 65 km.
As further shown in fig. 1, 4, 5 and 8, in order to significantly reduce the water resistance, a lifting suspension mechanism 130 (including a double-fork arm structure 130A and a rocker arm structure 130B) is specially provided for conveniently realizing the deflection and lifting of the wheel; research and tests show that the wheels and the suspension devices immersed in water can generate huge driving resistance on water, and the resistance of the wheel part in water accounts for about 25-45% of the total resistance of the vehicle in water; after the advanced lifting suspension mechanism 130 is adopted, when a vehicle runs on water, only a function change-over switch arranged in a wheel lifting control device 550 in a cab is needed to be pressed, and six wheel assemblies 270 automatically deflect upwards to lift by 300 and 500 millimeters and are completely separated from the water surface and are matched with a streamlined chassis, so that the water resistance of the vehicle during sliding in the water can be reduced to the maximum extent.
As can be seen from fig. 1, 2 and 9, when the vehicle is traveling in water, the frame assembly 110 and hull shell 410 support the full pressure and load of the vehicle; in order to better solve the problem of poor streamline of a common chassis shell and obviously reduce the navigation resistance in water, the streamline gliding type hull chassis is specially designed; the hull shell 410 is in a 'submachine boat or yacht' shape, adopts a one-step molding process of a carbon fiber material or an aluminum-magnesium alloy (5083) material, and can bear the water pressure when the ship runs on the water surface at a high speed; after the (two fin-shaped) fairing plates 420 are added in a symmetrical mode at the lower parts of the two sides of the ship body on the third shaft, the stability and the maneuverability of the vehicle when running on the water surface at high speed are further improved and enhanced.
As can be seen from fig. 1, 6 and 8, in order to significantly shorten the water surface skidding time of the amphibious vehicle and enable the amphibious vehicle to continuously generate large aquatic power to lift most of the hull out of the water surface, the folding hydrofoil device(s) 430 is (are) symmetrically arranged at the rear lower part of the vehicle, which can effectively reduce the water resistance when the amphibious vehicle runs on the water surface at high speed, and can bring the efficiency of the engine to the maximum, thereby enabling the vehicle to more easily enter the water skidding sailing state.
As also shown in fig. 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6, a hydraulic station 290 is specially provided for supplying hydraulic energy to the hydraulic components such as the hydraulic cylinder 136 and the hydraulic shock absorber assembly 137 for the telescopic function; the hydraulic station 290 is composed of a motor, a gear pump, a control valve, a hydraulic oil tank, an oil pipeline and other parts, wherein the gear pump is driven by the motor; the various components of hydraulic station 290 are sequentially connected to one another and sequentially mounted in predetermined positions on frame assembly 110.
As shown in fig. 1, fig. 2, fig. 3, fig. 4, fig. 5, fig. 6, fig. 7, fig. 8 and fig. 9, the present invention integrates the multiple advantages of the off-road vehicle and the yacht, and can realize land-based global mobility and superior beach passing capability; the water vehicle is rapid and flexible, and can realize low-cost series and deep development without sealing and never submergence, quickly form light high-speed amphibious rescue vehicle families with various models and different purposes, and can better meet various actual requirements in emergency rescue and military.

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1. A6 x6 amphibious rescue vehicle is integrated by six system modules, namely a frame system module (100), a power system module (200), a buoyancy system module (300), a hull system module (400), an operation system module (500) and a rescue system module (600), and can float on the water surface and never sink; the method is characterized in that the method adopts the development mode of modularization, serialization and combination of 'one platform and multiple loads', wherein: the frame system module (100) comprises a frame assembly (110), an anti-rolling frame assembly (120) and a lifting type suspension mechanism (130); the powertrain module (200) includes an engine assembly (210), a transmission assembly (220), a power distribution case (230), a transfer case assembly (240), a transmission member (250), a differential assembly (260), a wheel assembly (270), a surface propeller (280), a hydraulic station (290), and an electric winch (299); the buoyancy system module (300) is composed of a front buoyancy tank (310), two middle buoyancy tanks (320), a rear buoyancy tank combination (330) and two movable buoys (340); the ship body system module (400) consists of a ship body shell (410), two fairing plates (420), two folding hydrofoils (430), a vehicle body covering component (440) and an interior decoration component (450); the control system module (500) comprises a land running control device (510), a water surface running control device (520), a steering transfer case (530), a meter integration device (540) and a wheel lifting control device (550); the rescue system module (600) comprises a water surface rescue equipment device (610), a fire-fighting rescue equipment device (620), an earthquake rescue equipment device (630) and emergency rescue comprehensive general equipment (640).
2. The 6x6 amphibious rescue vehicle according to claim 1, wherein all components of the frame assembly (110) in the frame system module (100) are formed by stamping, bending and machining titanium alloy section tubes and plates, and all the components are orderly assembled and welded into a whole frame assembly (110) under the control of a tooling fixture; pin shaft holes (112) are orderly formed in ship body connecting plates (111) on two sides of the frame assembly (110), side bars (113) are orderly arranged on two sides of the rear lower part of the ship body connecting plates, a plurality of swing arm seats (114) are respectively arranged on preset positions on two sides of the front part and the rear part of the ship body connecting plates, and two swing arm seats (115) are respectively arranged on two sides of the middle lower part of the ship body connecting plates in a symmetrical mode; all components of the roll-proof frame assembly (120) are formed by titanium alloy special pipes through special stamping and bending processing, and all components are orderly assembled and welded into the roll-proof frame assembly (120) under the control of a tool fixture; the lifting suspension mechanism (130) comprises a double-fork arm structure (130A) and a rocker arm structure (130B); the double-fork arm structure (130A) consists of a shock absorber assembly (131), an upper swing arm (132), a lower swing arm (133), a connecting seat (134), a rotating arm (135) and a hydraulic oil cylinder (136); the hydraulic oil cylinder (136) has a large bidirectional telescopic stroke; in the double-fork arm structure (130A), a connecting hole at the upper end of the shock absorber assembly (131) is orderly sleeved in a connecting hole at the outer end of the rotating arm (135) through a pin shaft, and a connecting hole at the lower end of the shock absorber assembly is orderly connected with a mounting hole on the lower swing arm (133) through a pin shaft; the connecting hole at the upper end of the hydraulic oil cylinder (136) is orderly sleeved in the connecting hole at the middle part of the rotating arm (135) through a pin shaft, and the connecting hole at the lower end of the hydraulic oil cylinder is orderly sleeved in the connecting seat (134) on the frame assembly (110) through the pin shaft; the connecting hole at the inner end of the rotating arm (135) is orderly connected with the corresponding connecting seat (134) through a pin shaft; connecting holes at the upper ends of the upper swing arm (132) and the lower swing arm (133) are sequentially connected with corresponding connecting seats (134) through pin shafts respectively, and connecting holes at the lower ends of the upper swing arm and the lower swing arm are sequentially connected with four hub connecting plate assemblies (271) on the first shaft and the third shaft through pin shafts respectively; each connecting seat (134) is fixedly arranged at a preset position in the frame assembly (110) and on each swing arm seat (114) in order; the hydraulic shock absorber assembly (137) is formed by assembling a hydraulic cylinder and a shock absorber, and has the double functions of large bidirectional telescopic stroke, vehicle shock absorption and wheel lifting; the upper end of the longitudinal rocker arm (138) is provided with a mounting hole, the middle part thereof is provided with a connecting hole, and the lower end thereof is provided with a plug-in type connecting plate (139); in the rocker arm structure (130B), a mounting hole at the upper end of a pitching arm (138) is movably mounted on a rocker arm seat (115) in the middle of a frame assembly (110) through a pin shaft, and a plug-in type connecting plate (139) at the lower end of the pitching arm is sequentially and fixedly mounted on a hub connecting plate assembly (271) on a second shaft through a fastening bolt; the connecting hole at the upper end of the hydraulic shock absorber assembly (137) is orderly assembled with a connecting seat (134) fixedly arranged on the frame assembly (110) through a pin shaft, and the connecting hole at the lower end of the hydraulic shock absorber assembly is orderly assembled with the connecting hole at the middle part of the longitudinal rocker arm (138) through the pin shaft.
3. The 6x6 amphibious rescue vehicle according to claim 1, wherein an engine assembly (210) and a transmission assembly (220) in the power system module (200) are sequentially connected into a whole through fastening bolts and sequentially fixed at a preset position in the middle or the rear of the frame assembly (110); the power distribution box (230) is formed by sequentially assembling a box body, an input shaft A (231), a main output shaft (232), a clutch operating mechanism, two hydraulic clutches and two rear output shafts A (233); the water surface propeller comprises a transmission assembly (220), a main output shaft (232), a rear output shaft (233) and a water surface propeller (280), wherein the input shaft (231) is sequentially connected with the transmission assembly (220) through a transmission joint (251), the main output shaft (232) is sequentially connected with an input shaft (241) of a transfer case assembly (240) through the transmission joint (251), and the two rear output shafts (233) are sequentially connected with the two water surface propellers (280) through the transmission joint (251) and a jet pump transmission shaft (254); the transfer case assembly (240) is formed by orderly assembling a case body, an input shaft B (241), a front output shaft I (242), a front output shaft II (243), a rear output shaft B (244) and a transfer mechanism, wherein the front output shaft I (242) is orderly connected with a first shaft differential (261) through a transmission joint (251) and a transmission shaft (252), the front output shaft II (243) is orderly connected with a second shaft differential (262) through the transmission joint (251) and the transmission shaft (252), and the rear output shaft B (244) is orderly connected with a third shaft differential (263) through the transmission joint (251) and the transmission shaft (252); the transmission component (250) comprises a transmission joint (251), a transmission shaft (252), a transmission half shaft (253) and a jet pump transmission shaft (254); the differential assembly (260) comprises a first axle differential (261), a second axle differential (262), and a third axle differential (263); the wheel assembly (270) comprises a hub connection plate assembly (271), a brake assembly (272), a rim (273) and a tire (274), wherein each hub connection plate assembly (271) is orderly connected with each rim (273); each brake assembly (272) is sequentially and fixedly arranged on a preset position of each hub connecting plate assembly (271); each of said tires (274) being mounted in series on each of said rims (273); two ends of each transmission half shaft (253) are sequentially connected with output shafts on two sides of a first shaft differential (261), a second shaft differential (262) and a third shaft differential (263) and corresponding hub connecting plate assemblies (271) respectively; the power distribution box (230), the transfer case assembly (240) and the differential assembly (260) are sequentially and fixedly arranged at preset positions in a frame assembly (110) through fastening bolts; the input shaft of the water surface propeller (280) is orderly connected with the two rear output shafts (233) in the power distribution box (230) through a jet pump transmission shaft (254), and the two water surface propellers (280) are respectively and orderly fixedly arranged on the preset positions at the left side and the right side of the rear lower part of the frame assembly (110); the gear pump in the hydraulic station (290) is directly driven by a motor, all the parts are orderly connected and orderly and fixedly arranged at a preset position in the frame assembly (110), and the hydraulic station (290) provides hydraulic energy for the hydraulic elements in the hydraulic oil cylinder (136), the hydraulic shock absorber assembly (137) and the water surface propeller (280) to realize the telescopic function; the two electric winches (299) are sequentially and fixedly arranged at preset positions of the front part and the rear part of the frame assembly (110) respectively.
4. A 6x6 amphibious rescue vehicle according to claim 1, wherein the front buoyancy tank (310), the two middle buoyancy tanks (320) and the rear buoyancy tank combination (330) in the buoyancy system module (300) are all sequentially processed and manufactured into hollow shells made of carbon fiber materials, and then filled with polypropylene foam, and the buoyancy of the hollow shells is far larger than the displacement of the self weight and the rated load of the vehicle, so that the vehicle can be ensured to always suspend on the water surface and never sink even if the hollow shells are scratched or punctured by a bullet; the front buoyancy tanks (310) are sequentially and fixedly arranged at preset positions below the front part of the frame assembly (110), the two middle buoyancy tanks (320) are respectively and sequentially and fixedly arranged at preset positions below the left side and the right side of the middle part of the frame assembly (110), and the rear buoyancy tank combinations (330) are respectively and sequentially and fixedly arranged at preset positions below the rear part of the frame assembly (110); the movable buoy (340) is a hollow shell processed by carbon fiber materials, a locking belt (341) is arranged at a preset position on the surface of the hollow shell, a titanium alloy plate (342) is embedded in one surface of the hollow shell in order, two pin shafts (343) are arranged on the titanium alloy plate (342), and the hollow shell is completely filled with polypropylene foam; the two pin shafts (343) are manually inserted into the pin shaft hole grooves (112) on the frame assembly (110) respectively and are sequentially locked through the locking belts (341), and the two movable buoys (340) can be conveniently and fixedly arranged at preset positions below two sides of the rescue vehicle body in a symmetrical mode respectively.
5. The 6x6 amphibious rescue vehicle as claimed in claim 1, wherein the hull shell (410) in the hull system module (400) is a non-sealing body, a plurality of keels are arranged in the hull shell, the cross section of the bottom of the keel is shallow V-shaped, the bottom of the keel is a sliding surface in the longitudinal direction, and wave-absorbing guide grooves are sequentially formed in the rear lower positions of the edges of the two front wheel frames; the hull shell (410) is orderly and fixedly arranged on a hull connecting plate (111) of the frame assembly (110) through a plurality of fastening bolts; the two rectifying plates (420) are respectively and sequentially fixed at preset positions on the lower parts of two sides of the hull shell (410) of the third shaft wheel in a symmetrical mode; the foldable hydrofoils (430) comprise hydrofoil assemblies (431), hinge assemblies (432), hydraulic cylinders (433) and mounting seats (434), wherein the longitudinal cross sections of the hydrofoil assemblies (431) are in the shape of an airplane wing, the two foldable hydrofoils (430) are respectively and sequentially fixedly arranged at preset positions of a side bar (113) at the rear lower part of the frame assembly (110) through the hinge assemblies (431) in a symmetrical mode, the two mounting seats (434) are respectively and sequentially arranged at the preset positions of the hydrofoil assemblies (431) and the frame assembly (110), and the hydrofoil assemblies (431) can be conveniently opened or folded by manually controlling the hydraulic cylinders (433) to extend or retract; the vehicle body covering assembly (440) consists of a windshield (441), a vehicle body enclosure (442) and a power cabin outer cover (443), and all the components are made of aluminum-magnesium alloy materials or carbon fiber materials and are sequentially and fixedly arranged at preset positions in the vehicle frame assembly (110); the interior trim component (450) includes a cockpit component (451) and a passenger cabin component (452); the interior trim component (450) is respectively and orderly fixed at preset positions in the frame assembly (110) and the vehicle body covering component (440).
6. The 6x6 amphibious rescue vehicle according to claim 1, wherein the land driving control device (510) in the control system module (500) comprises a steering gear assembly (511), a tie rod assembly (512), a steering column assembly (513), a steering wheel (514) and a steering control line, two ends of the steering gear assembly (511) are sequentially connected with the tie rod assemblies (512), the steering wheel (514) is sequentially connected with the steering column assembly (513) through an input shaft at the upper end of a steering transfer case (530), and two output shafts at the lower end of the steering transfer case (530) are sequentially connected with the steering column assembly (513) and the steering control line; all parts of the land running control device (510) are respectively and sequentially fixedly arranged at the front lower part of the frame assembly (110); the water surface operation control device (520), the instrument integration device (540) and the wheel lifting control device (550) are sequentially and fixedly arranged at preset positions in a cab consisting of a vehicle body covering assembly (440) and an interior trim assembly (450).
7. A 6x6 amphibious rescue vehicle according to claim 1, wherein the water surface rescue equipment (610), fire rescue equipment (620), earthquake rescue equipment (630) and emergency rescue integrated general purpose equipment (640) in the rescue system module (600) are individually side-weight configurable for vehicle type and primary purpose; the various rescue equipment devices are orderly arranged at preset positions in a passenger equipment cabin formed by a vehicle body covering assembly (440) and an interior decoration assembly (450).
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