EP0199145A1 - Arrangement d'aile portante pour un hydroglisseur-catamaran - Google Patents

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EP0199145A1
EP0199145A1 EP86104362A EP86104362A EP0199145A1 EP 0199145 A1 EP0199145 A1 EP 0199145A1 EP 86104362 A EP86104362 A EP 86104362A EP 86104362 A EP86104362 A EP 86104362A EP 0199145 A1 EP0199145 A1 EP 0199145A1
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
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    • B63B1/00—Hydrodynamic or hydrostatic features of hulls or of hydrofoils
    • B63B1/02—Hydrodynamic or hydrostatic features of hulls or of hydrofoils deriving lift mainly from water displacement
    • B63B1/04—Hydrodynamic or hydrostatic features of hulls or of hydrofoils deriving lift mainly from water displacement with single hull
    • B63B1/042—Hydrodynamic or hydrostatic features of hulls or of hydrofoils deriving lift mainly from water displacement with single hull the underpart of which being partly provided with channels or the like, e.g. catamaran shaped
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    • B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
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    • B63B1/00—Hydrodynamic or hydrostatic features of hulls or of hydrofoils
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  • the invention relates to a catamaran with two spaced and substantially parallel to each other hulls, which are preferably connected to each other by a deck lying above water, and in the tunnel thus formed in the underwater area between the hulls are arranged transversely extending wings.
  • the known wing assembly described above has been lasts. However, it still has certain disadvantages.
  • the catamaran takes a certain trim angle with the usual shape of the boat hull, which has the consequence that the pressure resistance of the catamaran is greatly increased.
  • an increase in resistance known as "hump resistance”.
  • the catamaran reduces the trim angle and the cruising resistance drops again and then increases less sharply when the cruising speed increases.
  • the wing assembly according to European patent application 0 094 673 still has a relatively large "hump resistance" because the main wing lies in front of the length center of gravity of the catamaran and carries a greater load than the trim wings, which has the consequence that the induced Downward velocities in the downstream downstream of the main wing are quite large, and are greater in relation to the inflow speed at lower cruising speeds because the amount of water detected is smaller. With increasing speed, the induced downward speeds decrease in relation to the inflow speed. These downward speeds change the approach angle to the rear trim tab.
  • the angle of the trim wing to the inflow is reduced (the higher the lift forces on the main wing and the lower the speed of travel, the more reduced) and the lift of the trim wings is reduced, with the result that the catamaran becomes more tense and the "hump resistance" becomes even greater than the wingless catamaran.
  • the increased trim angle when traveling slowly, especially in very rough seas is desirable because the bow is higher than the waves.
  • the invention has for its object to improve the generic arrangement of wings in a gliding boat catamaran so that the starting resistance occurring when starting the catamaran, "hump resistance”, is reduced and thus the efficiency and maritime behavior, especially of larger catamarans be improved when driving in rough seas.
  • a main wing is arranged at a relatively small distance behind the - length center of gravity of the catamaran and a trim wing at a greater distance in front of the length center of gravity of the catamaran, the main wing having a larger projected area than that Has trim tabs and the wings are located so that the resultant of their dynamic buoyancy is in or in the immediate vicinity of the center of gravity of the length of the catamaran, and that the trim tab is arranged vertically approximately at the height of the keels of the hulls and the main wings above the keels is so that the wings have about the same relative immersion depth when the catamaran is traveling with a preferably optimal glide angle.
  • This wing arrangement improves the conditions of the "hump resistance".
  • the main wing is behind the center of gravity of the catamaran, creating a trim-reducing moment. It counteracts the glide boat body trim moment, whereby the induced downward speeds of the trim wing or the trim wing stumps have only a very slight influence on the main wing, because they carry only a small load and the induced downward gears speeds are load-dependent and because with a certain initial trim, the lifting forces of the trim tabs in front of the center of gravity are reduced because they come closer to the surface.
  • the influence of the induced downward speeds on the main wing is thereby reduced even more and the generation of lift of the main wing is increased.
  • the influence of the wing arrangement is therefore positive and stabilizes the trim. As a result, the hulls do not reach such large trim angles at approach speed, "hump speed", which results in a reduced drag hump.
  • the new wing arrangement thus results in new physical wing lift conditions, which result in an increase in efficiency.
  • Another advantage of the invention lies in the improved maritime behavior of the catamaran in rough seas, which is explained using an example. If the catamaran designed according to the invention runs into a wave crest, the dynamic buoyancy forces which act on the hull are greatly increased in the fore-region, which leads to an increase in the trim angle of the catamaran. This also increases the angle of attack of the main wing to the inflow, resulting in an increase in wing lift, which counteracts the increase in hull trim, since this force acts behind the center of gravity.
  • the relatively small trim wings have only a small influence on the trim and the downward-induced velocities generated by them remain relatively small and have hardly any influence on the main wing.
  • the wings When the catamaran is moving, the wings have the same relative immersion depth, i.e. the same ratio of immersion depth to profile length.
  • the trim-reducing moment of the main wing When the catamaran leaves a wave crest and enters a wave trough, the trim-reducing moment of the main wing will remain relatively small because its lever arm to the center of gravity of the dynamic lift force is relatively small and the change in the induced speeds due to the smaller area of the trim wing gel or the trim tab remains insignificant.
  • the catamaran with the wing arrangement according to the invention therefore experiences much smaller trimming movements and vertical accelerations when traveling in rough seas than known designs, as a result of which its speed potential, its ability to drive fast in rough seas, is considerably increased.
  • the catamaran according to European patent application 0 094 673 therefore experiences relatively stronger trimming movements when traveling in waves, which also results in a limitation of the maximum speed and relatively uncomfortable driving in the open sea.
  • the vane assembly according to the invention improves the Seever conceptionen a catamaran with Stützflü g ELN quite Wesent Lich.
  • the operation in waters with flotsam is considerably improved.
  • a further development of the invention is characterized in that the main wing extends over the entire width of the tunnel and that the trim wing preferably consists of two stumps which protrude from the opposite walls of the hull into the tunnel.
  • the main wing has its maximum span here, which gives the highest levels of efficiency and enables high load absorption even at a relatively low speed.
  • the trim wing must be much smaller than the main wing and, as a single wing which extends over the entire tunnel width, must have a small profile length and profile depth and thus have a critical rigidity and strength.
  • its training as wing stumps gives the advantage that the wing stumps have a much smaller span and can therefore be designed to be stiff and firm.
  • trim wing is swept forward or backward toward the center of the vehicle and / or is angled up or down.
  • the sweeping and angling of the trim tabs allows a gentler and undisturbed insertion, due to a gradual pressure build-up on the wing, into the water in waves. Flotsam is better rejected by the diagonally backward arrow shape and partly pushed down, which clears the way for the main wing and protects it.
  • the design can be such that the main wing sweeps forward or backward toward the center of the vehicle and / or is preferably angled upwards or downwards between 2 and 5 * .
  • the main wing can also consist of a pair of wing stumps.
  • sufficiently small and stiff wings can be built for wide-tunnel and fast catamarans.
  • Flotsam can be better discharged towards the center using the swept main wing stumps.
  • the truncated wing stumps preferably have a larger backward sweep than the main wing and also a greater downward bend to repel flotsam down and towards the center of the boat to protect the following main wing from colliding with flotsam.
  • the main wing is arranged relatively higher than the trim wing in relation to the keel, in such a way that the trim wing and main wing come to lie approximately parallel to the water surface with approximately the same relative immersion if the vehicle assumes its favorable glide trim angle while driving (depending on the shape of the half body and: Keel angle about 2 ° to 6 ').
  • all wings have approximately the same relative immersion depth and can work at higher speeds in the so-called underwater hydrofoil surface effect, which is known to allow strong trim stabilization.
  • the boat hulls are fully asymmetrical slide boat bodies with deep-V characteristics, the vertical side walls of the slide boat bodies, which are formed in mirror image, being arranged on the inside of the vehicle.
  • the Deep-V slide boat shape has proven to be the most successful slide boat shape for cruising. This good swell property is further improved by the damping effect of the wings, which results in lower accelerations when traveling in waves.
  • the trim tabs are adjustable in height and the trim tabs can be adjusted by pivoting them up and down.
  • This adjustment of the angle of the trim tabs results in the advantage that the trim angle of the catamaran can be changed as desired while driving. This makes it possible, for example, to drive in approaching waves with a smaller than optimal trim angle in order to achieve smaller accelerations of the entire vehicle.
  • trim angle swivel range of + 30 * from the horizontal position is desirable.
  • the angling of the trim tabs is also an advantage, in order to create a gentler entry and exit of the catamaran when cruising in rough seas.
  • the wing When adjusting the wing, the wing remains unchanged in relation to the half-body baseline. Adjustment of the main wing to larger angles of attack may be desirable if it is important to swap out the vehicle when driving slowly and a lower hump resistance is desired due to a smaller power reserve.
  • the invention is characterized in that the wing area of the main wing is approximately 70% to 75% of the total wing area does that make the main wing with its pressure center about 8% to 15% of the ship's length behind the length center of gravity? the catamaran is arranged, and that the trim wing or the pair of trim wings is arranged at the keel line or baseline with its pressure center at about 20% to 30% of the length of the ship in front of the length center of gravity.
  • This arrangement has the advantage that under the conditions of trim balance according to the invention the front trim tabs are not arranged extremely far forward in the bow where they would be exposed to the strongest vertical accelerations at sea, which would also lead to severe trim fluctuations.
  • the design can be characterized in that a start-up wing with its dynamic buoyancy center is arranged in height in or in the immediate vicinity behind the center of gravity of the length of the catamaran so that it is completely submerged at the design speed of the catamaran.
  • the approach wing can be arrowed forward or backward toward the center of the vehicle and / or angled up or down. This ensures trouble-free entry and exit when moving off without reducing the speed of the waves.
  • the maximum resistance in the approach area is called the "hump resistance”.
  • a high resistance when driving slowly is particularly unfavorable for the drive propeller, which then has a very low efficiency and then requires more power from the drive machine at a reduced speed.
  • the prime mover is a diesel engine
  • a larger prime mover must be provided in order to come across the so-called hump resistor at a reduced speed.
  • only part of the diesel engine power is required.
  • a diesel engine is unfavorable in the underload range at ho This results in higher engine speeds and higher consumption and a shorter service life.
  • the hump resistance can be further reduced in that an approach hydrofoil with its dynamic buoyancy center is arranged in height in or in the immediate vicinity behind the center of gravity of the length of the catamaran so that it leaves the water at the design speed of the catamaran is completely submerged.
  • a third wing is arranged, it is preferably designed to be larger than the main wing and, in relation to the pair of tandem wings, be arranged higher above the keel line so that it completely emerges from the water at about medium speed and then has no effect.
  • the starting wing When driving slowly, the starting wing carries a higher load than the tandem wing pair and lifts the vehicle out of the water at a lower speed. This reduces the drag at slower speeds and in particular the "hump drag".
  • the approach wing In order to prevent unfavorable balancing, the approach wing must act in the immediate vicinity of the center of gravity, ie the resulting dynamic lift force must act in the center of gravity or in its immediate vicinity.
  • the approach wing pressure center (the location of the wing through which the lifting force acts) should be approximately between 1% to 5% of the length of the ship lies behind the length center of gravity in order to counteract the high trim angle that usually occurs at the hump resistance speed and thus also to keep the half-body resistance lower.
  • the approach wing is preferably given a shape with a backward arrow and a V-shape or a curved shape with the lowest point in the median longitudinal plane of the plane, in order to enable the immersion and immersion in the swell at medium speed without interference.
  • Another embodiment of the invention is characterized in that the start-up wing and the main wing are connected by at least one support which is preferably arranged in the rear area of the wing.
  • the support reinforces the two wings, which have to be made very thin for cavitation reasons, which creates a closed ring structure of the wing halves.
  • the arrangement of the support in the rear wing portion to prevent the flow around the blade, with the vacuum panels, particularly out - is disturbed ter the inflow edge through the flow around the support.
  • the support can also extend up to the tunnel roof of the catamaran, that is, be connected to it.
  • a further development of the invention is that the main wing and the trim wing are designed for high speeds and the starting wing for lower speeds.
  • the approach wing is only used at slower speeds and may have a higher thickness ratio and greater curvature and pitch to create high lift forces at low speeds.
  • the lower pair of wings is effective at high speed and generates sufficient lift forces with very thin and slim profiles that are favorable against cavitation. In the area of extreme speeds, the lower wing pair can also have fully cavitating wing profiles, making speeds over 60 knots possible.
  • the invention can be developed so that the angles of attack of the wings can be adjusted or regulated individually or in combination.
  • a desired trim angle of the vehicle can be set or regulated, for example a smaller trim angle to drive into the waves or a larger trim angle to drive with the waves, which is more favorable.
  • the adjustment of a trim stump on one side alone can be used for a desired heeling, for example if the boat goes into a curve or if unwanted heeling is to be compensated.
  • the invention can be further developed such that two main wings and / or two trim wings and / or two starting wings are arranged one above the other.
  • FIGS. 1-4 show in FIGS. 1-4 a sliding boat catamaran with two hulls 1, which are designed as fully asymmetrical half-bodies with a parallel tunnel in between.
  • the side longitudinal walls of the boat hull delimiting the tunnel are designated with la.
  • la In the tunnel there are a main wing 2 ver dender hull 2 and two opposing trim wing stumps 3 projecting from the two boat hulls into the tunnel.
  • the larger main wing 2 is arranged a small distance behind the length center of gravity CG of the catamaran and the stumps 3 are arranged a greater distance in front of the length center of gravity.
  • the combined resulting wing lift force of all wings is located under the CG focus or in its immediate vicinity.
  • trim wing stumps 3 are arranged approximately at keel height so that they do not protrude too deeply below the lateral surface of the hull, which would make them sensitive to ground contact.
  • Fig. 5 shows in a partial representation similar to Fig. 4, a modified embodiment in which the trim stumps 3, of which only one is shown, are adjustable in height by pivoting.
  • FIG. 6 and 7 show the additional arrangement of a starting wing 4 in the catamaran version according to Fig. 1 - 4.
  • the approach wing 4 is arranged with its dynamic buoyancy center in the immediate vicinity behind the center of gravity CG of the catamaran so that it is completely submerged from the water at the design speed of the catamaran.
  • the approach wing is also towards the center of the vehicle arrowed back.
  • a support 5 is arranged in the boat center longitudinal plane, which is connected to the two wings in the rear region thereof and has a streamlined cross section.

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