SU1623912A1 - Docking system - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to the technology of shipbuilding and ship repair, and concerns the design of dock complexes. The purpose of the invention is to improve the convenience of carrying out repair work in rolling conditions. The dock complex contains a floating bridge 1, which is attached to the hinge auxiliary floating vessel attached to the floating craft 3 between the board and the board. the transition 4 from two semi-bambours, the first of which is rigidly connected to dock 1, and the second ball to the floating device 3 and has a back plate 25 in the area of its connection slash with the first tambour. Under the plastnoy 25 there is a roller resting on the transitional flooring of the first floor of the tambour. The first semi-tambour has a crinoline 2 under this flooring, and pipelines 5 of the heating, water and air supply systems are made with flexible inserts 18 il.

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Claims (2)

Claim 1. A dock complex containing a floating dock with a crinoline connected by a detachable passage with an auxiliary craft containing a hull, on the deck of which a superstructure is placed, and units for carrying out lifting and repair work, characterized in that, in order to increase the convenience of carrying out repair work in rolling conditions , the float-boat and the watercraft are pivotally connected via rigid rigid rods, one of which is connected to the 5th dock and the watercraft by ball joints, and the other - to the dock- by means of a hinged horizontal axis, and with a craft - using a ball joint. 2. The complex on π. 1, characterized in that θ that its detachable transition is made in the form of two overlapped semi-tambours with transitional decks, the first of which is rigidly attached to the floating dock, and the second is pivotally connected to the craft and provided with a roller resting on the transitional 15 flooring of the first half-mast at the junction overlap. FIG. 2 Fig.Z Aa In FIG. 5 g- g £ __ View E FIG. eleven FIG. 10 I FIG. 13 to - to FIG. 16 Η ~ Η