NL2031507B1 - Anti-twisting pump-jet propulsion device and operating method thereof - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention relates to an anti—twisting pump—jet propulsion device comprising a front free impeller, a front stator, a rotor, a rear stator and a rear free impeller successively from the front to the rear in an axial direction; at least one front electric cutter is fixedly provided at the front part of the front stator; at least one rear electric cutter is fixedly provided at the rear of the rear stator; the front stator, the rotor, the rear stator and the outer fixing sleeve are provided with a tapered conduit; the rear free impeller is located inside the tapered conduit, or the rear free impeller is fixedly connected to a rear conduit.
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ANTI-TWISTING PUMP-JET PROPULSION DEVICE AND OPERATING METHOD
THEREOF
The present invention relates to a ship propeller, and more particularly, to an anti-twisting pump-jet propulsion device and operating method thereof, which fall within the technical field of ship propulsion.
When a ship sails in a fishing area or an offshore aquacul- ture area, it is often twisted by ropes or nets, which causes the propeller to stop rotating and requires personnel to launch and repair, which is inconvenient.
A pump-jet propeller is a marine propeller, the outside of which is a conduit, two ends or only one end of the conduit is provided with a stator, and the impeller end of the stator is fix- edly connected to the conduit and cannot rotate, so it is called a stator. The middle of the conduit is a propeller, also called a rotor, and the stator is on the same line as the axis of the ro- tor. Conventional rotors drive the rotor by connecting the stern shaft of the hull to the rotor hub through the center of the front stator, and rotors using electric propulsion are also placed in the conduit without the stern shaft.
A Chinese patent document with a publication date of August 25, 2020 and a publication number of CN 111572744 A, entitled “HY-
DRAULIC SHEARING DEVICE FOR UNDERWATER TWISTING OF MARINE PUMP-JET
PROPELLER” discloses a device for breaking a rope twisted on a propeller of a pump-jet propeller. This solution has the following deficiencies: firstly, the solution relates to passive defense, not an active defense, and only when the propeller is twisted can it react and break. Secondly, there is no solution to the twisting of the rope around the propeller when reversing.
An object of the present invention is to provide an anti- twisting pump-jet propulsion device and a method for operating the same, which react to prevent the rope from being twisted outside the propeller before the rope approaches the propeller (i.e., ro- tor) in the pump-jet propulsion device. Meanwhile, it is possible to prevent the propeller from being twisted in both forward and reverse states. Hereinafter the rotor refers to a propeller in a pump-jet propulsion device.
The present invention adopts the following technical solu- tions: an anti-twisting pump-jet propulsion device comprising a front free impeller 100, a front stator 210, a rotor 220, a rear stator 230 and a rear free impeller 300 successively from the front to the rear in an axial direction; wherein at least one front electric cutter 400 is fixedly provided at the front of the front stator 210; at least one rear electric cutter 500 is fixedly provided at the rear of the rear stator 230; the front stator 210, the rotor 220, the rear stator 230, and the outer fixed sleeve are provided with a tapered conduit 240; the rear free impeller 300 is located inside the tapered conduit 240, or the rear free impeller 300 is fixedly connected to a rear conduit 340, the rear end of the rear conduit 340 is sheathed outside the tapered conduit 240, and the gap between the rear free impeller 300 and the tapered conduit 240 is smaller than the size of an article which may be twisted; the front free impeller 100 is provided inside the ta- pered conduit 240, or the front free impeller 100 is fixedly con- nected to a front conduit 140, the inner diameter of the front conduit 140 is less than or equal to the outer diameter of the front free impeller 100, and the rear end of the front conduit 140 is sheathed outside the tapered conduit 240, and the gap between the front conduit 140 and the tapered conduit 240 is less than the size of an article which may be twisted.
Preferably, the front impellers 110 of the front free impel- ler 100 are connected to the front impeller hub 120 and are uni- formly distributed radially along the circumference of the front impeller hub 120, the front impeller hub 120 is fixed on the outer ring of the front rolling bearing 130, the inner ring of the front rolling bearing 130 is fixed on the front sleeve 150, and the front sleeve 150 is fixed on the tail shaft sleeve 910 connected to the hull 900 by welding or fastening; the front stator 210 to which the pump-jet propeller 200 belongs is sheathed on the tail shaft sleeve 910, the rotor 220 to which the pump-jet propeller 200 belongs is connected to the tail shaft 220 extending out of the tail shaft sleeve 910, and the tapered conduit 240 is connect- ed to the hull 900 via a support 930; the rear impellers 310 of the rear free impeller 300 are connected to the rear impeller hub 320 and are uniformly distributed in a radial manner along the circumferential direction of the rear impeller hub 320, the rear impeller hub 320 is fixed on the cuter ring of the rear rolling bearing 330, the inner ring of the rear rolling bearing 330 is fixed on the rear sleeve 350, and the rear sleeve 350 is fixed on the shaft of the rear stator 230 by welding or fastening; the front electric cutter 400 with no less than two parts is uniformly fixed at the hub of the front stator 210, and is located in front of the front stator 210, opposite to the front free impeller 100, and the axis of the front electric cutter 400 is parallel to the axis of the tail shaft sleeve 910; no less than two rear electric cutters 500 are uniformly fixed on the shaft of the rear stator 230, and are located behind the rear stator 230 to the rear free impeller 300, and the axis of the rear electric cutters 500 is parallel to the shaft of the rear stator 230.
Furthermore, front conduit inner impellers 141 are uniformly provided in a centripetal manner along the inner circumference of the front conduit 140, and the parts of the front conduit inner impellers 141 and the front impellers 110 located in the conduit 140 not only have the same impeller section, but also have the same impeller twisting direction, but the length of the front con- duit inner impellers 141 does not reach the front impeller hub 120; the rear part of the front conduit 140 can shield the front part of the tapered conduit 240 from the rope flowing inte the gap between the front free impeller 100 and the front stator 210; a rear conduit inner impeller 311 is uniformly provided in a cen- tripetal shape along the inner circumference of the rear conduit
340, wherein the rear conduit inner impeller 311 is not only the same impeller section as the rear impeller 310, but also the im- peller twisting direction of the two is the same, but the length of the rear conduit inner impeller 311 does not reach the rear im- peller hub 320; when the rear conduit 340 is provided, the front part of the rear conduit (340) can shield the rear part of the ta- pered conduit (240) from the rope flowing into the gap between the rear free impeller 300 and the rear stator 230; when the rear con- duit 340 is not provided, the rear free impeller 300 is inside the tapered conduit 240.
Furthermore, the front impeller 110 of the front free impel- ler 100 is divided into a central impeller 111 and an outer impel- ler 112; the diameter of the entire front impeller 110 is 0.95-1.5 times the diameter of the front stator 210; the outer impeller 112 is a marine propeller impeller or a turbine impeller extending naturally from the central impeller 111.
Further, when the front impeller 110 is one-piece: the front conduit 140 is fixedly provided at the outer edge of the front im- peller 110; when the front impeller 110 is split: the front con- duit 140 is provided at the top edge of the central impeller 111, and the outer impeller 112 is uniformly and radially provided along the outer circumference of the front conduit 140, and in this case, the number of impellers of the central impeller 111 and the outer impeller 112 may be the same or may be different; the front conduit 140 is supported by the top edge of the central im- peller 111 it receives.
Still further, when the front conduit 140 is provided, a rear portion of the front conduit 140 can shield a front portion of the tapered conduit 240 to which the pump-jet propeller 200 belongs; when the front conduit 140 is not provided, the front free impel- ler 100 is placed inside the tapered conduit 240 to which the pump-jet propeller 200 belongs, so as to ensure that the rope is prevented from flowing into the gap between the front stator 210 of the front free impeller 100 in the presence/absence of the front conduit 140; the cross-section of the front conduit 140 isa flat surface, or a general machine airfoil cross-section of a ship’ s rotating conduit.
Still further, there is a common number, or no common number, between the number of the central impellers 111 and/or the number of the outer impellers 112 of the front free impeller 100 and the number of the impellers of the rotor 220; the twisting direction 5 of the central impeller 111 and the twisting direction of the im- pellers of the front stator 210 are in the same direction, and both are in a different direction from the twisting direction of the impellers of the rotor 220, so that the central impeller 111 and the front stator 210 jointly enhance the reverse pre-rotation of the forward inflow of the rotor 220; the twisting/setting di- rection of the outer impeller 112 should satisfy the following conditions: in the case where the impeller 112 rotates with the central impeller 111, the direction of the auxiliary thrust gener- ated by the impeller 112 coincides with the direction of the main thrust generated by the rotor 220.
Still further, the diameter of the rear free impeller 300 is 0.9-1.1 times the diameter of the rear stator 230; the impellers 310 of the rear free impeller 300 are integral, and can be either turbine-type impellers or marine propeller-type impellers, and there is a common number or no common number between the number of impellers thereof and the number of impellers of the rotor 220; the twisting direction of the rear impellers 310 of the rear free impeller 300 is in the same direction as the twisting direction of the impellers of the rear stator 230, and both are in the same di- rection as the twisting direction of the impellers of the rotor 220, so that the rear impellers 310 and the rear stator 230 to- gether recover the energy of the water flow behind the rotor 220.
Preferably, the front electric cutter 400 and the rear elec- tric cutter 500 both use a disc impeller; the rolling bearing is made of an engineering plastic having a self-lubricating function.
Preferably, the cable pipe and the lubricating oil pipe are laid along the support 930, the front stator 210, the rear stator 230 and the tail shaft sleeve 210 to the front and rear electric cutters and the front and rear free impellers, so as to supply power to the electric cutters and oil to the rolling bearings.
Further, the cable tube and lubricating oil tube pass through the tapered conduit 240 into the interior of the pump-jet impeller
A method for operating an anti-twisting pump-jet propulsion device; at work: the front conduit 140 and the tapered conduit 240 form a circumferential shield for the rotor 220, so that the rope can only flow from the front part of the front conduit 140 when navigating forward, and only flow from the rear part of the ta- pered conduit 240 to the pump-jet propeller 200 when navigating backward; when the main engine of the ship is running forward, the rotor 220 is driven to rotate, and the rotor 220 rotates to gener- ate a suction effect, so that the water flow flows from front to back, and the front free impeller rotates; or when the main engine of the ship runs backward, the obtained water flow flows from the rear to the front, and when the water flow flows through the rear free impeller, the rear free impeller rotates; the rope flows from the front to the front free impeller 100 when navigating forward, and flows from the rear to the rear free impeller 300 when navi- gating backward; the rope is twisted by the front or rear free im- peller, and gradually slides down to the position near the elec- tric cutter under the action of water flow, so that the rotor 220 cannot be twisted; at this time, the rotor 220 can still rotate to facilitate the navigation of the ship; as the rope is twisted around the front or rear free wheel, the flow streamline and flow rate to the rotor 220 are changed, resulting in the change of speed. From the change in speedometer readings, the driver deter- mines that the free impeller is twisted, and the driver activates the front or rear electric cutters to cut the rope.
The basic principle of the present invention is: a freely ro- tating impeller is used to encounter the line before the propeller and twist the line, preventing the line from flowing towards the propeller, thereby preventing the line from twisting around the propeller before it is cut.
Advantageous effects of the present invention are: 1) by using the free impeller to rotate the rope before the propeller, the twisting of the rotor can be avoided, and when the twisting is broken, there is no need to stop the navigation and the design is clever. 2) The rope twisting can be prevented in both forward and backward sailing. 3) The reverse pre-rotation formed by the front free impeller and the front stator, and the energy recovery formed by the rear free impeller and the rear stator all contribute to improve the working efficiency of the propeller. 4) The design of the front and tapered conduits effectively prevents the rope from flowing into the gap between the free im- peller and the stator. 5) Since the circumference of the impeller hub is smaller, it is difficult to arrange more impellers, while the circumference of the conduit is longer, so that more impellers can be provided, so that the provision of a short central impeller is advantageous for a proper encryption gap and for twisting the rope.
FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the general arrangement of the anti-twisting pump-jet propulsion device of the present invention, including two structural forms of (a) and (b).
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a combination of a pump-jet im- peller and front and rear free impellers.
FIG. 3 is a sectional view of a front free impeller in Embod- iment 1.
FIG. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a front free impeller in Embodiment 2.
FIG. 5 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the rear free impeller mounted on the shaft of the rear stator.
In the drawings, 900. Hull, 910. Stern shaft sleeve, 920.
Stern shaft, 930. Support, 100. Front free impeller, 110. Front impeller, 111. Central impeller, 112. Outer impeller, 120. Front free impeller hub, 130. Front free impeller rolling bearing, 140.
Front conduit, 141. Front conduit inner impeller, 150. Front sleeve, 200. Pump-jet propeller, 210. Front stator, 220. Rotor, 230. Rear stator, 240. Tapered conduit, 300. Rear free impeller, 310. Rear impeller, 311. Rear conduit internal impellers, 320.
Rear free impeller hub, 330. Rear free impeller rolling bearing, 340. Rear free impeller conduit, 400. Front electric cutter, 500.
Rear electric cutter.
The invention is further illustrated by the following figures and examples.
Embodiment 1:
With reference to FIG. 1, an anti-twisting pump-jet propul- sion device comprises, from the front to the rear, a front free impeller 100, a pump-jet propeller 200, a rear free impeller 300, a front electric cutter 400 and a rear electric cutter 500 succes- sively; with reference to Figs. 1-5, the front impellers 110 of the front free impeller 100 are connected to the front impeller hub 120 and are uniformly distributed radially along the circumference of the front impeller hub 120, the front impeller hub 120 is fixed on the outer ring of the rolling bearing 130, the inner ring of the rolling bearing 130 is fixed on the sleeve 150, and the sleeve 150 can be fixed on the tail shaft sleeve 910 connected to the hull 900 by welding or fastening; the front stator 210 to which the pump-jet propeller 200 belongs is sheathed on the tail shaft sleeve 910, the rotor 220 to which the pump-jet propeller 200 be- longs is connected to the tail shaft 920 extending out of the tail shaft sleeve 910, and the tapered conduit 240 is connected to the hull 900 via a support 930; the impellers 310 of the rear free im- peller 300 are connected to the rear impeller hub 320 and are uni- formly distributed in a radial manner along the circumferential direction of the rear impeller hub 320, the rear impeller hub 320 is fixed on the outer ring of the rolling bearing 330, the inner ring of the rolling bearing 330 is fixed on the sleeve 350, and the sleeve 350 can be fixed on the shaft of the rear stator 230 by welding or fastening; a front electric cutter 400 with no less than two parts is uniformly fixed at the hub of the front stator 210, and is located in front of the front stator 210, opposite to the front free impeller 100, and the axis of the electric cutter 400 is parallel to the axis of the tail shaft sleeve 910; no less than two rear electric cutters 500 are uniformly fixed on the shaft of the rear stator 230, and are located behind the rear sta- tor 230 opposite to the rear free impeller 300, and the axis of the electric cutters 500 is parallel to the shaft of the rear sta-
tor 230.
In this embodiment, referring to FIG. 3, the front impeller 110 of the front free impeller 100 is divided into two parts, a central impeller 111 and an outer impeller 112, the two parts are integral, and the diameter of the entire front impeller 110 is 0.95-1.5 times the diameter of the front stator 210; the central impeller 111 is a turbine type impeller, and the diameter of the impeller is 0.95-1.2 times the diameter of the front stator 210; the outer impeller 112 may be a marine propeller type impeller or a turbine type impeller which is a natural extension of the cen- tral impeller 111, a front conduit 140 is provided at the outer edge of the front impeller 110;
In this embodiment, the front conduit inner impeller 141 is uniformly and radially provided along the inner circumference of the front conduit 140, and the part of the front conduit inner im- peller 141 and the front impeller 110 located in the conduit 140 not only has the same impeller section, but also has the same im- peller twisting direction, but the length of the front conduit in- ner impeller 141 does not reach the front impeller hub 120; the rear part of the front conduit 140 can shield the front part of the tapered conduit 240 from the rope flowing into the gap between the front free impeller 100 and the front stator 210; a rear con- duit inner impeller 311 is uniformly and radially provided along the inner circumference of the rear conduit 340, wherein the rear conduit inner impeller 311 is not only the same impeller section as the rear impeller 310, but also the impeller twisting direction of the two is the same, but the length of the rear conduit inner impeller 311 does not reach the rear impeller hub 320; the front of the rear conduit 340 can shield the rear of the tapered conduit 240 from the rope flowing in the gap between the rear free impel- ler 300 and the rear stator 230.
In this embodiment, referring to FIG. 1, when the front con- duit 140 is provided, the rear part of the front conduit 140 can shield the front part of the tapered conduit 240 to which the pump-jet propeller 200 belongs, and when the front conduit 140 is not provided {the figure is not illustrated), the free impeller 100 can be placed inside the tapered conduit 240 to which the pump-jet propeller 200 belongs, so as to ensure that the rope is prevented from flowing into the gap between the front free impel- ler 100 and the front stator 210 with/without the front conduit 140; the cross-section of the front conduit 140 may be a flat sur- face, or may be a general-purpose airfoil cross-section of a ship’s rotating conduit.
In this embodiment, the number of the central impellers 111 and/or the number of the outer impellers 112 of the front free im- peller 100 may or may not have a common number with the number of the impellers of the rotor 220; the direction of torsion of the central impeller 111 and the direction of torsion of the impellers of the front stator 210 are in the same direction (i.e., the ten- dency of torsion is consistent, but the angles of respective tor- sions may be the same or may be different, and hereinafter “in the same direction” has the same meaning), and the direction of tor- sion of the impellers of the rotor 220 is in the opposite direc- tion (i.e., the tendency of torsion is opposite, but the absolute values of the angles of respective torsions may be the same or may be different, and hereinafter “in the opposite direction” has the same meaning), so that the central impeller 111 and the front sta- tor 210 jointly enhance the reverse pre-rotation of the forward inflow of the rotor 220; the twisting/setting direction of the outer impeller 112 should satisfy the following conditions: in the case where the impeller 112 rotates with the aforementioned impel- ler 111, the direction of the auxiliary thrust generated by the impeller 112 coincides with the direction of the main thrust gen- erated by the rotor 220.
In this embodiment, referring to FIG. 5, the diameter of the rear free impeller 300 is 0.9-1.1 times the diameter of the rear stator 230; the impellers 310 of the rear free impeller 300 are integral, and can be either turbine-type impellers or marine pro- peller-type impellers, and the number of the impellers thereof can have a common number with or without the number of the impellers of the rotor 220; the twisting direction of the impellers 310 of the rear free impeller 300 is in the same direction as the twist- ing direction of the impellers of the rear stator 230, and both are in the same direction as the twisting direction of the impel-
lers of the rotor 220, so that the impellers 310 and the rear sta- tor 320 together recover the energy of the water flow behind the rotor 220; preferably, the trailing free impeller 300 is inside the tapered conduit 240.
In this embodiment, referring to FIG. 1, the front and rear electric cutters are each provided with a disc impeller.
In this embodiment, the rolling bearing is preferably made of an engineering plastic having a self-lubricating function.
In this embodiment, a cable pipe and a lubricating oil pipe may be applied to the front and rear electric cutters and the front and rear free impellers along a fixed structural member such as a support 930, a front stator 210, a rear stator 230, a tail shaft sleeve 910, etc. to supply power to the electric cutters and oil to the rolling bearings, and the cable pipe and the lubricat- ing oil pipe may pass through the tapered conduit 240 into the in- terior of the pump-jet propeller 200, if necessary.
The basic principle on which this anti-twisting pump-jet pro- pulsion device is based is: a freely rotating impeller is used to encounter the line before the propeller and twist the line, pre- venting the line from flowing towards the propeller, thereby pre- venting the line from twisting around the propeller before it is cut.
At work: first, the front conduit 140 and the tapered conduit 240 form a circumferential shield for the rotor 220 so that the rope can only flow to the propeller from the front (when navi- gating forward) and back (when navigating backward) of the con- duit, which first ensures that the rope cannot flow into the pro- peller from other directions, reducing the probability that the rope will wrap around the rotor 220.
Secondly, when the main engine of the ship is running, the rotor 220 is driven to rotate, and the rotor 220 rotates to gener- ate a suction effect, so that the water flow flows from front to rear (when navigating forward) or from rear to front (when navi- gating backward}, and when the water flow flows through the front and rear free impellers, the front and rear free impellers rotate.
The rope flows from the front to the front free impeller 100 when navigating forward, and flows from the rear to the rear free im-
peller 300 when navigating backward. The rope is twisted by the free impeller and gradually slides down near the electric cutter under the action of the water current, so that it cannot twist the rotor 220. The rotor 220 may still rotate to propel the ship. As the rope wraps around the free wheel, the flow streamline and flow to the rotor 220 changes, resulting in a change in speed. From the change in speedometer readings, the driver can determine that the free impeller is twisted, and the driver can activate the electric cutter in the cab to cut the rope.
Inoperative: turn off the power knife.
Embodiment 2:
This embodiment differs from Embodiment 1 in that: referring to FIG. 4, the front impeller 110 of the front free impeller 100 is divided into a central impeller 111 and an outer impeller 112, and in this case, a front conduit 140 is provided at the top edge of the central impeller 111, and then the outer im- peller 112 is uniformly and radially provided along the outer cir- cumference of the front conduit 140; and the number of impellers of the central impeller 111 and the outer impeller 112 may be the same or different, and the front conduit 140 is supported by the top edge of the impeller accommodated thereby.
With continued reference to FIG. 4, the front conduit inner impellers 141 are uniformly and radially provided along the inner circumference of the front conduit 140, the parts of the front conduit inner impellers 141 and the front impellers 110 located in the front conduit 140 not only have the same impeller section, but also have the same impeller twisting direction, but the length of the front conduit inner impellers 141 does not reach the front im- peller hub 120; the rear part of the front conduit 140 can shield the front part of the tapered conduit 240 from the rope flowing into the gap between the front free impeller 100 and the front stator 210; with reference to FIG. 5, the rear conduit inner impeller 311 is uniformly and radially provided along the inner circumference of the rear conduit 340, and the rear conduit inner impeller 311 is not only the same impeller section as the rear impeller 310, but also the impeller twisting direction of the two is the same,
but the length of the rear conduit inner impeller 311 does not reach the rear impeller hub 320; the rear of the rear conduit 340 can shield the rear of the tapered conduit 240 from the rope flow- ing in the gap between the rear free impeller 300 and the rear stator 230.
The rest is the same as in Embodiment 1.
While the foregoing is directed to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, other and further embodiments of the in- vention may be devised by a person skilled in the art without de- parting from the basic scope thereof, and the scope thereof is de- termined by the claims that follow.
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