RU156830U1 - FLOATING MODULAR SYSTEM OF DELIVERY OF WEAPONS WEAPONS SYSTEMS - Google Patents

Abstract

A floating modular system for the delivery of weapons systems by sea, characterized in that it contains a bow, aft sections and detachable floating functionally complete mobile block modules equipped with six docking devices in the end parts, which are modernized car couplers with a pulling device, each of which has its own lifting -turning propulsion device, anchor devices for fixing the block module in position, living quarters, compartments with equipment and the necessary autonomous power supply and life support systems, and have a functional set of equipment, systems of missile, artillery and radar weapons are placed on gyro-stabilized platforms, after docking with the bow and stern sections form a modular marine vessel.

Description

The utility model relates to transport systems and can be used to deliver weapons systems by sea in order to build a mobile air defense group or coastal defense system, as well as a transport system for the delivery of block modules equipped with various technological equipment.

The closest analogue of the proposed modular system is a Multi-hull ship / Utility Model Patent No. 96838 IPC B63B 35/73 (2006.01) Russian Federation, application 2010107119/22, 02.27.2010, prototype /, which includes a residential displacement module with docked to it two displacement hulls, the connection of each pontoon with the platform (module) is carried out by means of at least one articulated lever assembly.

The disadvantages of the known device are: the use of one residential displacement module with two displacement housings docked to it, each pontoon is connected to the platform by means of at least one articulated lever assembly and it is not intended to disconnect them, the absence of anchor devices on each of the pontoons, absence autonomous propulsion devices on each of the pontoons.

The technical result of a floating modular system for delivering weapons to the sea will be the creation of a modular transport system for delivering weapons to the sea, which will ensure the rapid deployment of air defense systems for covering coastal facilities, coastal defense systems or solving various production and business problems, as well as ensuring their functioning in the area of destination.

The essence of a useful modular system is as follows.

The modular delivery system for weapons systems by sea consists of 2

finished habitable floating block modules. By connecting the coupling modules of the block modules to the bow and stern sections, a modular marine vessel is formed. After the arrival of the modular sea vessel in the destination area, the block modules are disconnected and located at anchorage near the coast, forming a multifunctional grouping of air defense systems, a coastal defense system or a group of industrial and economic objects.

Unlike the prototype, a floating modular delivery system for weapons systems by sea has: bow, stern and undocking floating functionally complete mobile block modules equipped with six docking devices in the end parts, which are modernized carriage couplers with a pulling device, each of which has its own lift-and-rotate propulsion system device, anchor devices for fixing the block module to positions, living compartments, compartments with equipment and necessary autonomous systems They are supplied with energy and life support and have a functional set of equipment, missile, artillery and radar weapon systems, are placed on gyro-stabilized platforms, and after docking with the bow and stern sections, a modular marine vessel is formed.

A floating modular delivery system for weapons systems by sea (Fig. 1) contains:

1 - fore section of the vessel;

2 - 12 inhabited, equipped with weapon systems, functional block modules (2, 12 - reconnaissance radars, 3, 4, 9, 10 - fire systems, 5, 7, 8 - control centers, 6, 11 - guidance radars);

13 - aft section of the vessel;

habitable functional block modules consist of the following elements:

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14 - body floating module;

15 - control point and entrance to the hold;

16 - stairwell;

17 - lifting and rotating propulsion device;

18 - residential compartments;

19 - technological compartment (autonomous power supply system and other auxiliary life support systems, fuel reserves);

20 - hardware compartment;

21 - anchor winch;

22 - gyro-stabilized platform;

23 - antenna mast device or an arc element of the weapon system;

24 - coupling device (as an option - an upgraded wagon coupling with a pulling device).

Tasks solved by a floating modular delivery system for weapons systems by sea.

1. A modular marine vessel formed from various block modules provides transportation of block modules with weapons systems or industrial modules to the deployment area.

2. The presence of autonomous block modules allows the deployment of block modules with weapons systems in the position area. At the same time, the block modules independently carry the anchor devices, are positioned in the indicated area and pulling the anchor chains they heat the hulls to reduce the influence of sea waves. The fore and aft sections of the vessel can remain part of the group performing the functions of radar posts or, docked, follow the port of registration for new block sections and deliver them to the same or new area.

3. The block modules deployed in the positional area provide the solution to the tasks of combat duty, combat operations and 4

the implementation of daily activities of personnel in the positional area or the functioning of industrial facilities.

4. The presence of autonomous block modules allows for the removal of block modules from positions, their docking and the formation of a block-modular vessel and the subsequent passage of a block-modular vessel to a new area or port of registry.

Thus, the developed floating modular delivery system for weapons systems by sea allows you to:

- promptly build up the grouping of air defense forces and means or the coastal defense system in threatened areas, at important important facilities under cover;

- solves the problem of delivering large-sized weapons systems to remote coastal areas;

- create facilities for industrial purposes;

- removes the problem of building sites for the placement of weapons and military equipment without carrying out engineering equipment positions;

- removes the problem of the deployment of personnel for the period of duty and combat operations.

By implementing the creation of specialized multifunctional block modules and bow and stern sections of a marine vessel, the planned technical result of the proposed utility model is achieved.

Claims (1)

A floating modular system for delivering weapons systems to the sea, characterized in that it includes bow and stern sections and uncoupled floating functionally complete mobile block modules equipped with six docking devices in the end parts, which are modernized car couplers with a pulling device, each of which has its own lifting - rotary propulsion device, anchor devices for fixing the block module in position, living compartments, compartments with equipment and necessary car many power supply and life support systems, and have a functional set of equipment, missile, artillery and radar weapon systems are located on gyro-stabilized platforms, after docking with the bow and stern sections, a modular marine vessel is formed.

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