KR20110068962A - Marine propulsion system - Google Patents

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KR20110068962A
KR20110068962A KR1020110053046A KR20110053046A KR20110068962A KR 20110068962 A KR20110068962 A KR 20110068962A KR 1020110053046 A KR1020110053046 A KR 1020110053046A KR 20110053046 A KR20110053046 A KR 20110053046A KR 20110068962 A KR20110068962 A KR 20110068962A
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The present invention relates to a propulsion device for ships, and more particularly, to install a jet steam propulsion device in the front and rear and left and right sides of the ship to apply the kinetic force in all directions of the ship to have a hull center restoring force, in a narrow port The purpose of the present invention is to provide a propulsion device for ships by jetting jet steam to move the hull in the required direction to the ship, and to dock the ship on its own.
That is, in the present invention, after the left bow vertical nozzle 9 and the priority vertical nozzle 10 installed to the left and right bows of the ship 1, and after the left bow vertical nozzle 9 and the priority vertical nozzle 10, The left front horizontal nozzle 11 and the right front horizontal nozzle 12 installed on the side, the left rear horizontal nozzle 13 and the right rear horizontal nozzle 14 installed on the rear side of the ship 1, and the ship 1 Left vertical vertical nozzle (15) and priority vertical vertical nozzle (16) installed at the stern left and right of the left, left vertical forward nozzle (17) installed to the rear left vertical vertical nozzle (15) and the rear vertical vertical nozzle (16). ) And the first non-advanced nozzle 18 and the respective nozzles are connected to an injection boiler 6 and a steam pipe 22 capable of generating and injecting steam.
Such a ship propulsion device of the present invention is installed by a plurality of steam injection injectors in the front, rear, left and right of the hull to apply the vertical kinetic force of the hull to restore the center of the hull moving by the external pressure of the cargo loaded on the vessel It is possible to prevent safety and the sinking of the ship. In addition, horizontal nozzles installed at the front and rear sides of the hull allow the ship to move horizontally and rotate left and right, allowing self-anchoring and transit without the help of a tugboat when docking. In addition, high-temperature and high-pressure steam injected outside the hull prevents the parasitic adsorption of fish and shellfish, reducing the cost of frequent painting to reduce hull friction, and reducing the cost of removing the hull adsorbent during painting. In addition, the existing vessels can be used in a wide range of additional devices.

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Marine propulsion system {Marine Propulsion System}

The present invention relates to a propulsion device for ships, and more particularly, to install a plurality of jet steam propulsion devices in the front and rear and left and right sides of the ship to apply the kinetic force in all directions of the ship to have a hull center restoring force, narrow The purpose of the present invention is to provide a propulsion device for ships by jetting jet steam at the port to move the hull in the required direction to the ship.

The propulsion system of the existing ship is a way of operating the steering by adjusting the direction keys to apply the driving force by rotating the rear screw to obtain the rotational power from the internal combustion engine.

Ships of this type are very vulnerable to ship safety due to typhoons and sudden tsunamis.

In recent years, large vessels and large tankers that operate at sea have also been affected. In addition, large ships had a problem that they could not enter and leave the port only by paying a high cost and carrying out ferry service or piloting to a tugboat.

Accordingly, the ship propulsion device to be provided in the present invention is to provide a ship propulsion device for solving the overall problems caused when operating the existing vessel as described above.

That is, the ship propulsion device of the present invention provides a propulsion device for the ship that can maintain the posture of the hull that is unstable in the high waves or tsunami generated due to bad weather to increase the safety of the operation of the ship, even when docking complex ports Provide a ship propulsion system for self-driving along the indicated route.

In another aspect, the present invention provides a marine propulsion device to restore the center of the hull by injecting high-pressure steam and air in a direction corresponding to the movement of the hull.

The present invention is to provide a separate propulsion force in addition to the main propulsion of the ship, and to provide a ship propulsion device having a function to simultaneously reduce the frictional force of the hull, to prevent the adsorption of fish and shellfish on the hull.

Accordingly, the present invention is to provide a marine propulsion device having the following features to achieve the above problems.

That is, in the present invention, the main propulsion force of the vessel is obtained by rotating the rear screw by the rotational force of the turbine operated by the high-pressure steam generated by heating the seawater to obtain the main forward and backward movement force, and the secondary propulsion force is formed in the outer side of the hull. The high pressure steam is injected into the nozzle to increase the forward propulsion of the hull, and bubbles are formed between the hull and the seawater to reduce the friction force when moving forward.

By selectively opening and closing each nozzle installed on the front, rear, left, and right sides of the hull, the lifting force of the ship's forward injection reaction is canceled to offset the hull shake caused by the waves and the center restoration movement to stabilize the hull posture. Edo provides a ship propulsion system capable of self-driving while tracking the indicated berth of the pier.

After constructing a computer program that combines the information input from the external sensor installed on the ship with the hull inertial sensor and the route map, the control of the spray nozzle is controlled by computer to adjust the optimal spray nozzle accurately and quickly to achieve safe operation. It is characterized by.

Ship propulsion apparatus of the present invention by installing a plurality of steam injection injector in the front, rear, left and right of the hull to apply the vertical kinetic force of the hull to restore the center of the hull moving by the external pressure and the safety of the cargo loaded on the vessel It is possible to prevent risks such as sinking ships in advance.

In addition, the horizontal nozzles installed at the front, rear, left and right sides of the hull allow the ship to move left and right, allowing self-anchoring and transiting without the help of a tugboat when docking.

Considering the reality of the port authorities, which all ports of today have exceeded the ship handling capacity, ships equipped with the ship propulsion system of the present invention that can be self-driving and general ships have great economic competitiveness in terms of entry and departure port and time.

In addition, the high temperature and high pressure steam injected outside the hull prevents the hull adsorption parasitics of the fish and shellfish, reducing the cost of frequent painting work for reducing the friction of the hull, and also reduces the cost of removing the hull adsorbent during the painting work.

In addition, the present invention is a very useful invention that can be used for a wide range of additional devices can be used as well as a newly constructed vessel as well as existing vessels.

1 is a plan view showing the overall configuration of the ship propulsion device provided by the present invention
Figure 2 is a front configuration diagram showing the overall configuration of the ship propulsion device provided by the present invention
Figure 3 is a partial side view showing a bow configuration of the ship propulsion device provided by the present invention
Figure 4 is a stern part side view showing the overall configuration of the ship propulsion device provided by the present invention
Figure 5 is a front view of the operating state of the normal operation of the ship to which the ship propulsion device provided by the present invention is applied
6 and 7 is a front view of the action state during bad weather operation of the ship to which the ship propulsion device provided by the present invention is applied
Figure 8 is a plan view of the operating state when rotating to the starboard or port port of the ship to which the ship propulsion device provided by the present invention is applied
Figure 9 is a plan view of the operating state when moving in parallel to the left and right of the vessel to which the ship propulsion device provided by the present invention is applied
10 is a plan view of the operating state of the ship when the ship propulsion device provided by the present invention is applied

The ship propulsion device provided by the present invention is characterized by forming a high pressure steam injector (= nozzle) as an auxiliary propulsion device on the outer wall of the hull to propel the vessel in a desired direction with the reaction force generated when high pressure steam is injected. After the installation of several injection nozzles on the front, rear, left and right sides of the ship, select and open and close the ship to proceed in the required direction, by adjusting the injection direction of the nozzle to increase the acceleration function, the hull center resilience, the outside of the hull Steam injected into the air bubbles to form a feature of reducing friction with water, characterized in that to increase the operating speed and stability.

In addition, a large ship equipped with a ship propulsion device of the present invention is characterized in that it has the function to berthing by a magnetic force even in narrow docks by freely moving the vessel in the desired direction by adjusting the spraying direction of the nozzle installed in front, rear, left and right when entering and leaving the port It is done.

Referring to the preferred embodiment of the ship propulsion device of the present invention having such a feature in detail with the accompanying drawings as follows.

1 is an overall plan view of a ship to which the ship propulsion device provided by the present invention is applied. Figure 2 is a front configuration diagram of the ship, Figure 3 and Figure 4 is a side configuration diagram showing the bow portion and the stern portion respectively.

The ship propulsion apparatus of the present invention supplies the high pressure steam generated by the turbine boiler 2 installed in the vessel 1 to the turbine 3 so as to drive the screw 4 to receive the main propulsion force.

The turbine boiler 2 is connected to the heat storage exchange tank 5 to cool the steam discharged from the turbine 3 in the heat storage exchange tank 5 and then discharge it.

And the injection boiler 6 is installed inside the ship 1 to directly heat the seawater steam to be supplied to each injection nozzle described later to produce a large amount of low pressure steam.

On the outside of the ship 1, a plurality of nozzles are installed which can be jetted, if necessary, jet steam, respectively. Hereinafter, the above-described nozzle which can be seen as the core of the present invention will be described in more detail.

That is, the left and right forward nozzles 7 and the priority hand forward nozzle 8 are provided to the left and right of the bow of the ship 1, and the left forward vertical nozzle 9 and the priority vertical nozzle are located just behind them. 10) is installed.

The left front horizontal nozzle 11 and the right front horizontal nozzle 12 are provided on the front side of the ship 1, that is, the left side vertical nozzle 9 and the rear side of the priority vertical nozzle 10, respectively.

The rear left horizontal nozzle 13 and the right rear horizontal nozzle 14 are installed at the rear side of the ship 1, and the left rear vertical nozzle 15 and the rear vertical vertical nozzle 16 are respectively installed at the stern portion. On the rear side, the left fine forward nozzle 17 and the priority fine forward nozzle 18 are provided.

Although each of the above-described nozzles installed on the ship 1 of the present invention is not shown, a computer program for combining information inputted by a separate external sensor installed on the ship 1 with a hull inertial sensor and a route map is constructed. Later, the injection nozzle control is controlled by a computer so that the optimum steam pressure of each nozzle can be injected accurately and quickly.

In addition, the engine 1 of the ship 1 supplies steam pressure generated by heating seawater from two turbine boilers 2 and injection boilers 6 for burning heavy oil and the like to supply the turbine 3 with the rotational power of the screw 4. To each nozzle to produce a jetting force.

Of course, the injection boiler can be additionally expanded and operated in consideration of the required speed of the vessel 1 or the vessel load.

The turbine 3 is driven by the high pressure steam supplied from the turbine boiler 2 to drive the screw 4, which is the main propulsion body, and the essential rotating facilities in the vessel 1.

And it is provided with a heat exchange seawater heat storage tank (5) for cooling the steam waste heat of the turbine (3) to increase the output and energy efficiency of the turbine boiler (2).

The injection propellant is constructed by enabling the selective discharge of each injection nozzle, the auxiliary propellant, in all directions of the hull.

The heat storage exchange tank (5) is to perform the role of heat storage by heat exchange the waste heat of the turbine (3).

The steam engine structure of the ship of the present invention is not different from steam power generation in general thermal power generation or nuclear reactors.

The main power source is a heated steam generator, which drives the turbine 3 with the generated high pressure steam to obtain the connected screw 4 propulsion.

At the same time, the injection boiler 6 produces a large amount of low pressure steam and sprays it to the outside of the hull to obtain the hull center restoring force with its reaction force.

In the case of large ships, the injection boiler 6 and the turbine 3 feed turbine boiler 2 are separately provided to require a large injection force, which is proportional to the large load of the hull. In the case of small vessels, a single turbine boiler 2 can be used for driving the turbine 3 and the injection nozzle.

In addition, the steam production method of the injection boiler (6) is designed to be obtained by direct injection of the sea water into the boiler combustion chamber is preferably a large amount of steam and air is produced at the same time to obtain an efficient reaction force during the injection.

In the figure, reference numeral 19 denotes a fuel tank, 20 denotes a seawater purification tank, 21 denotes a rudder, and 22 denotes a steam pipe.

Ship propulsion device of the present invention that can be carried out as described above is to operate in a variety of ways as follows to promote safety during the operation of the vessel (1), as well as to perform a number of functions as well as self-anchoring the pier. This will be described in more detail below.

The navigation control unit of the vessel 1 allows all information of the vessel to be input to the navigation unit computer to quickly determine and analyze the navigator for optimal safe navigation or to establish a navigation program so that each nozzle is automatically controlled by the computer.

In response to the movement of the center of the hull, which is changed by the external physical pressure (wind power, wave, seawater flow rate, etc.) applied to the outside of the hull, the nozzle of the application position is opened and closed to maximize the lifting force of the hull to maximize the lift's attitude. To maintain.

In case of emergency such as bad weather, steering and nozzles are manually adjusted at the navigator's discretion.However, during normal operation, the computer analyzes the hull's physical information input to the computer and builds a corresponding program to open and close the nozzle that is most suitable for the operation. Automatic control maintains the ship's attitude optimally and ensures safe and efficient operation.

Even when entering and leaving the port, the ship can be docked in the harbor by tracking the narrow route and moving and rotating the hull.

The adjustment method and action of each spray nozzle and tail screw according to the operating situation of the ship will be described in detail by exemplifying several things together with the following operational example drawings.

(Operation Example 1)

Figure 5 illustrates a normal operation adjustment method of the vessel (1) equipped with a ship propulsion device of the present invention.

That is, during normal operation when the crest is not high, the screw 4 is rotated using the output generated from the turbine 3 to operate as the main propulsion force.

Jet steam is injected by opening the left and right forward forward nozzles (7,8) and the left and right forward forward nozzles (17,18) installed to the left and right of the ship (1).

Jet steam forms a bubble film on the outer wall of the hull to reduce the friction of the seawater of the ship 1, and the jet and the seawater of the bow and stern is pushed backwards with steam by the jet steam injected at high speed in the bower's water (Bernui Effect) Reduces the seawater resistance of the athlete by reducing the height and pressure of the collision waves of the athlete.

In addition, the jet steam injected from the bow and stern increases the propulsion of the ship by increasing the propulsion of the ship, reducing the friction between seawater and the hull, reducing the forward resistance of the bow, and preventing the adsorption of fish and shellfish on the outer wall of the hull. .

(Operation Example 2)

6 and 7 illustrate a bad weather operation adjustment method of the ship (1) equipped with a ship propulsion device of the present invention.

The screw 4 of the turbine 3 is weakly driven, and the rotary engine maintains the minimum output to secure the maximum steam blowing force (in the case of a single jet boiler).

Maximize the output of the injection boiler 6 and open the left and right forward forward nozzles (7, 8) and the left and right forward forward nozzles (17, 18).

Corresponding to the swing recovery period of the hull detected by the sensor installed in the vessel (1), the left and right forward forward nozzles (7, 8) and the left and right forward forward nozzles (17, 18) of the bow and stern are cross-opened and operated. Maximize resilience.

The left and right bow vertical nozzles (9,10) and left and right of the bow and stern in response to the restoration period of the inertia sensor even when the ship's left and right tilt due to the strong wind blowing from the left and right side parts of the hull. The left and right nozzles of the non-vertical nozzles 15 and 16 are selectively opened and closed to increase the center restoring force of the hull.

Jet steam injected from the left and right forward forward nozzles (7,8) and left and right forward forward nozzles (17,18) generates propulsion and at the same time makes the seawater velocity outside the hull faster than the ship's forward speed. It acts to reduce the pressure of the waves colliding with it.

(Operation Example 3)

Figure 8 illustrates the adjustment method at the time of dock docking of the vessel (1) equipped with a ship propulsion device of the present invention.

The screw 4 operates at low speed or stops, and slowly opens and closes the injection nozzle at a position necessary for tracking the route.

The left and right horizontal nozzles (11, 12) and the left and right horizontal nozzles (13, 14) on the hull side, which are installed to make the ship hull and steer the side of the hull at the time of berthing, and the left and right horizontal nozzles (13, 14) alternately. Move the vessel in the desired direction by adjusting the opening and closing.

That is, when the left front horizontal nozzle 11 and the right rear horizontal nozzle 14 are discharged to eject steam, the vessel rotates clockwise when the ship is referred to the base, and the right front horizontal nozzle 12 and the left side are discharged. When the rear horizontal nozzle 13 is opened and steam is ejected, the vessel rotates counterclockwise based on the bow.

And when opening the left front horizontal nozzle 11 and the left rear horizontal nozzle 13 to eject steam as shown in Figure 9 the hull is moved in parallel to the right direction, the right front horizontal nozzle 12 and the right rear horizontal nozzle ( 14) Open the steam to eject the hull will move parallel to the left.

10 illustrates a case in which the screw 4 is rotated in the reverse direction in the forward direction when the ship is to be reversed.

The above description is merely illustrative of the technical idea of the present invention, and various modifications, changes, and substitutions may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the essential characteristics of the present invention. will be.

Accordingly, the embodiments disclosed in the present invention and the accompanying drawings are not intended to limit the technical spirit of the present invention but to describe the present invention, and the scope of the technical idea of the present invention is not limited by the embodiments and the accompanying drawings.

The protection scope of the present invention should be interpreted by the following claims, and all technical ideas within the equivalent scope should be interpreted as being included in the scope of the present invention.

Ship propulsion device of the present invention can also be applied when the ship is built, it can be additionally installed in the existing internal combustion engine ship, it is also possible to replace the old engine and is a technology that is widely applied to all ships.

Considering the recent international logistics situation at sea and the frequent bad weather caused by the abnormal climate of the earth, the necessity of securing safety and operating speed of the vessel becomes more important.

Therefore, the ship and the navigation technology of the construction method of the present invention is a very economic shipbuilding technology to be applied quickly in consideration of shipping reality.

In addition, considering the status of ports around the world, large vessels with self-driving capacity can drastically reduce port entry / exit costs and time compared to general vessels, thereby enhancing the economics and competitiveness of the vessels and improving the port handling capability of the ports.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Vessel 2: Turbine boiler 3: Turbine 4: Screw 5: Heat storage exchange tank 6: Injection boiler 7: (left) Forward forward nozzle 8: (right) Forward forward nozzle 9: (left) Forward vertical nozzle 10: (right ) Vertical Vertical Nozzle 11: (Left) Front Horizontal Nozzle 12: (Right) Front Horizontal Nozzle 13: (Left) Rear Horizontal Nozzle 14: (Right) Rear Horizontal Nozzle 15: (Left) Stern Vertical Nozzle 16: (Right) Stern Vertical Nozzle 17: (Left) Stern Forward Nozzle 18: (Right) Stern Forward Nozzle

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A left bow vertical nozzle (9) and a priority vertical nozzle (10) installed on the bow left and right of the ship (1),
A left front horizontal nozzle 11 and a right front horizontal nozzle 12 installed rearward of the left vertical vertical nozzle 9 and the priority vertical nozzle 10;
The left rear horizontal nozzle 13 and the right rear horizontal nozzle 14 installed on the rear side of the ship 1,
The left vertical vertical nozzle 15 and the rear vertical vertical nozzle 16 installed at the stern left and right of the vessel 1,
A left fine forward nozzle (17) and a priority fine forward nozzle (18) which are installed behind the left fine vertical nozzle (15) and the rear fine vertical nozzle (16),
The left bow vertical nozzle (9), the first vertical nozzle (10), the left front horizontal nozzle (11), the right front horizontal nozzle (12), the left rear horizontal nozzle (13), the right rear horizontal nozzle (14), the left line The non-vertical nozzle (15), the priority non-vertical nozzle (16), the left non-advanced nozzle (17), and the priority non-advanced nozzle (18) are injection boilers (6) and steam piping (22) capable of generating and injecting steam. Ship propulsion device characterized in that connected to.
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