RU185686U1 - Landing submarine KUNAKOVA (DPLK) - Google Patents

Abstract

Kunakov’s landing submarine, hereinafter referred to as the DLCK, allows its counterparts listed in the description, namely patent 2526365 opb. 08/20/2014; 2525188 opt. 10.08.2-14; 2346849 opt. 02/20/2009 all of the headings B63G 8/40, with the restrictive part is to escape from the submarine in case of an accident, the distinctive part is the ability to land troops on the shore and install various missiles in the immediate vicinity of the coast of an enemy country, which can be launched remotely. In patent 2142386 publ. 12/10/1999, section B63G8 / 33 describes the installation of minefields. In the utility model (DPLC), the distinctive part is the ability to install underwater missiles for various purposes and ranges with remote-controlled launch. The attached drawing shows under No. 1 - compartments of a submarine with amphibians, bathyscaphes and rocket launchers. No. 2 - amphibian, No. 3 - bathyscaphes with manipulators, No. 4 - rockets; No. 5 - mines for missiles; No. 6 - hermetic doors; No. 7 - transitional vestibule; No. 8 - sliding guides; No. 9 - external submarine exhaust valves for amphibians and bathyscaphes, No. 10 - exhaust valves for missiles at the bottom, for installation at the bottom.

Description

For the international patent search, patents of classification B63G / 33 and Methods of defeating a submarine and B63G8 / 40 were examined. Ways to save a submarine team. Consider the restrictive part of analogues patents 252 6365 opb. 08/20/2014 "Rescue apparatus"; Removable transport and rescue clutch patent 2525188 opb. 08/10/2014; and rescue capsule patent 2346849 opb. 02/20/2009 is the rescue of the submarine team and most of them are located outside the submarine, except for the “Rescue capsule” patent 2346849. Therefore, the “Rescue capsule” is the closest analogue of the model because it is located inside the submarine. A distinctive part of my model (DPLC) is that it offers to consider my model not only as a life-saving, but also as an amphibious assault, which fundamentally distinguishes it from analog patents. In the compartment, which is separated from the rest of the submarine by a pressure wall that can withstand pressure above the submersible pressure limit of the submarine, there are two amphibians in the upper compartment with absolutely hermetic doors, an engine and a rotation switch from the water engine to the transport-tracked one. That allows amphibians to move both under water and on land. In the lower compartment there are two bathyscaphes that can dive to great depths. They have manipulators that allow bathyscaphes to perform various actions at depth. If amphibians can swim in water, go on land and move on it. That bathyscaphe can move in the water and perform work at great depths, but not adapted for movement on land. How does the team exit the submarine? The team enters the compartment sits in an amphibian or bathyscaphe. After that, the compartment, hermetically separated from the rest of the submarine, is filled with caring water. The valve opens and along the guides the amphibian or bathyscaphe are pulled out and turn on the engine.

Now consider another analogue of the B63G / 33 Submarine defeat methods. A limiting part of the analogs and my model is the fact of finding the damaging elements: missiles, torpedoes or depth charges, located inside the submarine. And if missiles and torpedoes are used directly from the submarine, then bombs are fired in certain places to prevent the appearance of surface and underwater crusts in these places. The closest analogue is B63G8 / 33, patent 2142386 opb. 12/10/1999 in which a mine is exposed and the submarine leaves the coverage area. A distinctive part of my model is that I am not firing a bomb, but a rocket fixed to the bottom in the immediate vicinity of the enemy’s coast, having the direction and coordinates of the target being attacked and left until a remote command arises that can be fired from a long distance, even from another continent . A missile is installed using a bathyscaphe.

The attached drawing shows under No. 1 the compartments of a submarine with amphibians, bathyscaphes and missile devices. No. 2 amphibian, No. 3 bathyscaphes with manipulators, No. 4-rockets; No. 5 of the shaft for missiles No. 6 - hermetic doors; No. 7 transitional vestibule; No. 8 - sliding guides; No. 9 - external exhaust valves of the submarine; 10 - exhaust valves for rockets below for installation on the bottom.

Claims (1)

A landing submarine, which is a submarine having an additional compartment for accommodating amphibians and bathyscaphes with manipulators in it, separated from other rooms by hermetic doors and a transitional platform, having guides and valves for the exit of amphibians and bathyscaphes, as well as shafts for missiles with lower exhaust valves for missiles.

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