WO2000068072A1 - Course-stable, fast, seagoing ship comprising a hull that is optimized for a rudder propeller - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a course-stable, fast, sea-going ship with a hull intended to accommodate payloads or passengers and at least one rotatable, preferably electric, rudder propeller (pod) arranged under the hull of the ship, which has at least one motor-generator unit for energy supply has, which is arranged in the ship's hull.
- a course-stable, fast, sea-going ship with a hull intended to accommodate payloads or passengers and at least one rotatable, preferably electric, rudder propeller (pod) arranged under the hull of the ship, which has at least one motor-generator unit for energy supply has, which is arranged in the ship's hull.
- a rotatable, preferably electric, rudder propeller (pod) arranged under the hull of the ship, which has at least one motor-generator unit for energy supply has, which is arranged in the ship's hull.
- Ships corresponding to the above are known, for example from the cruise ship sector.
- the known ships are ships in keel construction, in which the rudder and the shaft system have been replaced by one or more electric rudder propellers.
- the actual shape of the ship is essentially unchanged.
- An example is shown in the publication "The SSP Propulsor" by Siemens and Schottel, No. 159U559 04982.
- the hull of the ship is adapted to the electric rudder propeller drive and is designed to be usable space-optimized and flow-optimized, for which purpose the hull of the ship predominantly has a bottom that rises slightly to the two hull sides, and that the front part of the hull is heading and Movement of the Vessel is designed to be stabilizing and in particular runs out into a relatively slim bow with a bulge (bulb) and that a flow guide (Skegg) is arranged in front of each rudder propeller, both for optimizing the driving properties and for optimizing the flow towards the rudder propeller. which has a displacement volume for the water flowing to the respective rudder propeller.
- the ship according to the invention refutes the prejudices of the professional world with regard to the use of voluminous underwater flow guide bodies for ocean-going ships, in particular if the hull as a whole is optimized for the use of rotatable rudder propellers and these are designed accordingly be dimensioned and arranged.
- the bow in particular in the lower part, is partially concave. In this way it is very advantageous to select an overall relatively complete fore-ship shape without having to forego a course-stable effect of the bow.
- the flow guide bodies are hook-shaped in the longitudinal direction at the end, preferably adapted individually to the specific type of ship, and have an outflow behavior that is largely free of detachments to slow the flow towards the rudder propeller housing - 1 leads.
- the flow guide bodies are designed in shape and length to cause the ship to run straight with little resistance.
- the flow guide bodies form an integral part of the hull, the Skegg parameters being such that, on average, the width of the Skeggs is approximately in the range 0.1 to 0.06 of the ship's width, in particular approximately 0.08 of the ship's width, and the depth of the Skeggs is approximately in the range 1.0 to 0.74 of the ship's draft, in particular is approximately 0.92 of the ship's draft, and has an off-center position in relation to the center of the ship at approximately the distance of the respective propeller shaft from the center of the ship.
- the length of the skegg is advantageously between 0.25 and 0.38 of the waterline length on the draft, in particular about 0.32 of the waterline length on the draft.
- a skegg is advantageously arranged in front of each rudder propeller.
- the Skeggs are designed as slats for the rudder propellers if they roughly follow the conditions mentioned above. In this way, the rudder effect is increased when the rudder propeller has small deflections and the ship reliably follows the rudder deflections with the stern without drifting significantly to the side.
- each rudder propeller preferably has two individual propellers, in particular co-rotating propellers, and that the propellers are arranged in a directional overall outflow of the aft ship, which leads to a slower inflow in the area of the rudder propellers.
- the hull is designed to be particularly directionally stable behind the bow area by an arrangement of diesel (gas turbine) generator units and, apart from the bead on the bow with its partially concave transition to the bow shape and the Skeggs, has no flow guide bodies . This results in good course stability for the ship with low-resistance flow and at the same time optimized outflow at the stern.
- the rudder propellers are arranged on shafts which act as flow guide bodies, in particular short shafts, and have housings for the propeller shaft which act as flow guide bodies. This results in both optimized usable space training in the ship and good maneuverability.
- the shafts and housings of the rudder propellers are shaped in such a way that, together with the flow guide bodies on the fuselage and the stern shape, they result in a flow-optimized, low-resistance fuselage end.
- This optimization which is achieved on the basis of tug tank tests, makes the advantages of a hull optimized for propulsion by rudder propellers particularly apparent. Overall, there is an increased propulsion efficiency with reduced ship resistance.
- the drives of the Siemens Schottel consortium mentioned in the brochure mentioned at the beginning can be designed without major changes, since they have a particularly low-rump fuselage-shaft transition. Together with a slip ring arrangement within the upper shaft part and rotating motors directly on the upper shaft edge or also in the upper part of the shaft, the height of the drive is so low that the stern of the ship can be practically unaffected by the drive.
- the auxiliary units for the rudder propeller, such as the hydraulic pumps, are essentially arranged next to the fuselage-shaft transition, so that in the rear area there is a low support level for vehicle access flaps etc. can be set up.
- the main card corner can be arranged directly above the pivot bearing of the low-rise rudder propeller; access to the shaft of the rudder propeller can then be achieved through a shaft cover.
- the ship it is advantageously provided that it has at least two motor generator units for the drive, which are arranged on the ship's bottom.
- the space for the motor-generator units with the associated control and switching devices are arranged and sealed off in the hull in such a way that the SOLAS and IMO stability requirements and the Swedish Agreement for seagoing vessels are met. According to the invention, this results not only in an optimized and space-saving, but also a particularly safe ocean-going ship.
- the invention is explained in more detail with reference to drawings, from which further, advantageous and also essential to the invention, details as well as from the subclaims.
- FIG 2 shows a cross section through the engine room
- 1 corresponding ship, 3 shows a longitudinal section with a view of the ship's interior and the ship's hull shape by a corresponding 1
- FIG 4 shows a section through the level of the second deck
- FIG. 6 the cardeck with the loading ramp of a similarly different ship constructed in accordance with the invention
- 1 denotes the bridge of the ship, 2 the bow and 3 the bow bulge.
- the weather deck 9 extends into the bow 2 and can thus be formed continuously from aft to the front.
- the chimney structure 4 with the exhaust pipes, the arrangement of which can be selected relatively independently of the current position of the diesel or gas turbine generator units.
- the main cargo deck is, for example, a Main card corner 10 is formed continuously from the stern to the bow, so that there is a footprint for these two decks continuously from the stern to the bow of the ship.
- the short rudder propeller 6, which according to the invention is advantageously designed as a double rudder propeller, is responsible for the continuity of the main card corner 10 also in the stern area.
- a skegg 8 is arranged in front of the rudder propeller 6, which - as shown - ends in a hook-like manner and ends at a distance 7 in front of the rudder propeller 6.
- the distance 7 is essential for a vibration-free flow against the rudder propeller 6, and is therefore usually 1% of the length of the ship. 2 to 3% of the length of the ship is also advantageous.
- the underwater ship 11 of the ship is designed to rise slowly in the stern area, so that there is a largely vortex-free, low-resistance outflow in the stern area.
- the bow shape, stern shape, size and arrangement of the rudder propellers and the Skeggs are very advantageously coordinated with one another in the ship type according to the invention in such a way that a course-stable, low-resistance driving of the ship results with a high propulsion efficiency of the drive.
- engine rooms with drawn-in diesel units 13, 17 and 21 can be seen at the bottom in the middle / front part of the ship.
- the diesel or Small-scale gas turbine units are distributed in such a way that a continuous main card corner is created.
- the exact location is chosen, for example in the area of the central aisle, so that the ship is subjected to favorable longitudinal strength stresses (smooth water moment, lateral force curve).
- 18 denotes the main card deck and 14 the weather deck.
- FIG 4 denote 20 converters and transformers and 14 hydraulic units in the rear.
- the hydraulic units in the stern are advantageously arranged in a hydraulic space 15 approximately at the level of the upper edge of the rudder propellers 16. These aggregates are therefore below the continuous main card corner.
- 19 denotes the skeggs which are guided to the rear on this level and form an integral part of the underside of the fuselage.
- FIG 7 weather deck
- FIG 6 main card corner
- Vehicles is designated 23.
- the construction according to the invention results in an unprecedented number of parking spaces for vehicles or containers.
- FIG. 1 A cross section through the ship in the initial region of the Skeggs can be seen from FIG.
- the trucks on the weather deck are labeled 26 here.
- removable side deck tracks 29 are provided which can be approached from the main deck.
- the Skegg front parts 30 are integrated into the double floor and its tensioning and stringer system. The Skeggs therefore form integral parts of the ship's construction.
- FIG. 9 serves to explain the Skegg parameters, the Skegg parameters being selected depending in particular on the type of ship. Similarly, the Skegg parameters are varied depending on whether it is a pure Roro ship that requires less comfort, a Ropax ferry, a container or a passenger ship.
- the pressure impulses from the propellers of the rudder propellers onto the respective shaft and hull are advantageously influenced by control measures.
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DE50006078T DE50006078D1 (en) | 1999-05-11 | 2000-05-10 | COURSE-STABLE, FAST, SEAWAYING SHIP WITH A HULL OPTIMIZED FOR A RUDDER PROPELLER |
ES00940173T ES2219352T3 (en) | 1999-05-11 | 2000-05-10 | FAST MARITIME SHIP OF STABLE NAVIGATION, WITH AN OPTIMIZED HELMET FOR A STEERING HELICE. |
JP2000617069A JP2003514702A (en) | 1999-05-11 | 2000-05-10 | A high-speed marine vessel with a stable course and equipped with an optimal hull for steering propulsion |
DK00940173T DK1177129T3 (en) | 1999-05-11 | 2000-05-10 | Stable, fast and seaworthy ship with a hull propeller optimized |
CA002373462A CA2373462A1 (en) | 1999-05-11 | 2000-05-10 | Course-holding, high-speed, sea-going vessel having a hull which is optimized for a rudder propeller |
EP00940173A EP1177129B1 (en) | 1999-05-11 | 2000-05-10 | Course-stable, fast, seagoing ship comprising a hull that is optimized for a rudder propeller |
US10/049,069 US6893304B1 (en) | 1999-05-11 | 2000-05-10 | Course-stable, fast, sea-going ship comprising a hull that is optimized for a rudder propeller |
AU55209/00A AU5520900A (en) | 1999-05-11 | 2000-05-10 | Course-stable, fast, seagoing ship comprising a hull that is optimized for a rudder propeller |
AT00940173T ATE264217T1 (en) | 1999-05-11 | 2000-05-10 | STABLE, FAST, SEA-GOING SHIP WITH A HULL OPTIMIZED FOR A RUDDER PROPELLER |
NO20015529A NO336030B1 (en) | 1999-05-11 | 2001-11-12 | Course stable, fast and seagoing ship with a hull optimized for a rudder propeller |
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