RU201306U1 - VESSEL FOR CARGO TRANSPORTATION - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of shipbuilding and can be used in ships for the carriage of goods for various purposes. The ship has a double hull, consisting of a double bottom and double sides, as well as holds for storing cargo. Rocket launchers equipped with solid propellant rockets are installed between the walls of the double sides. The use of the utility model allows to expand the functionality of cargo ships.

Description

The utility model relates to the field of shipbuilding and can be used in the construction of dual-use cargo ships.

Known cargo ships with sides and bottom, as well as holds for the carriage of goods (see, for example, inventor's certificate SU No. 1474053, IPC В63В 35/42, 1989). The disadvantage of the known cargo ships is the limited functionality due to the ability to transport only cargo.

The closest to the claimed utility model in technical essence and the achieved result is a cargo ship with a double hull, consisting of double sides and a double bottom, as well as holds for the carriage of goods (see the advertising brochure of the Rostov Central Design Bureau "Stapel". Non-self-propelled hold barge RDB 01.05 ). The disadvantage of this cargo ship is, like its counterpart, limited functionality.

The purpose of the utility model is to expand the functionality of a cargo ship.

This goal is achieved by the fact that in the known cargo vessel, which has a double hull, consisting of double sides and a double bottom, as well as holds for storing cargo, rocket launchers are placed between the walls of the double sides. The cargo ship can be made in the form of a non-self-propelled barge and pusher tug or in the form of a self-propelled cargo ship, and rocket launchers can be equipped with solid fuel rockets.

The placement of missile launchers on a cargo ship makes it possible to use such a ship not only for the transport of goods, but also for the transport of weapons on alert that are invisible to the enemy. Rocket launchers are located between the outer and inner walls of the side and are invisible to an outside observer. Only the captain of the ship knows whether these installations are on the cargo ship or not. Thus, the ship performs not only the function of a cargo carrier, but also performs the function of stealthily transporting missiles that can be launched in case of military necessity. At the same time, the location of missile launchers is constantly changing and the place of their launch is unpredictable. At the same time, the ship carries cargo, reducing the financial burden on the placement and transportation of rocket launchers. To increase the secrecy of the placement of such installations on a ship, it is desirable that these installations would be equipped with solid-propellant missiles, since they do not require constant maintenance and can perform a combat mission at any time.

A cargo ship for the carriage of goods and missile launchers can be made in the form of both a non-self-propelled barge and a pusher tug, and a self-propelled cargo ship. It depends on the conditions of conspiracy and the cost of producing the ships.

A schematic representation of the proposed cargo ship is shown in the figures. Figure 1 shows a side view of the vessel, and figure 2 is a top view of the vessel with the following designations:

1 - ship board;

2 - the inner wall of the side;

3 - outer side wall;

4 - holds for placing cargo;

5 - rocket launchers;

6 - the bottom of the vessel.

The cargo ship has a double hull (Fig. 1, 2), consisting of double sides 1 and a double bottom 6. The ship also has 4 holds for storing cargo. Between the inner side wall 2 and the outer side wall 3 there are rocket launchers 5 installed in a vertical position. The number of rocket launchers is determined by the length of the vessel and tactical and technical considerations.

In peacetime, a cargo ship with rocket launchers placed in it works like an ordinary cargo ship. In the event of a conflict with an adversary, a cargo ship serves as a sea (river) platform for launching missiles at the enemy.

Claims (4)

1. A vessel for the carriage of goods, which has a double hull, consisting of double sides and a double bottom, as well as holds for storing cargo, characterized in that rocket launchers are placed between the walls of the double sides. 2. The vessel for the carriage of goods according to claim 1, characterized in that it is made in the form of a non-self-propelled barge, towed by a pusher. 3. The vessel for the carriage of goods according to claim 1, characterized in that it is made in the form of a self-propelled cargo ship. 4. The ship for the carriage of goods according to claim 1, characterized in that the missile launchers are equipped with solid propellant rockets.

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