WO2013029229A1 - 侧壁式滑行船 - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to ships or other watercraft, and more particularly to a trimaran having a sliding surface and a rigid side wall.
- a planing craft is a high-speed ship that relies on the hydrodynamic pressure of water on the hull during navigation to support most of the hull's weight.
- the shape of the glide boat is shorter and wider than the conventional drainage vessel, and the bottom is flat.
- the intersection of the bottom of the ship and the side slabs is pointed, forming a sharp point, also known as a stern. Since the sliding boat needs to rely on the dynamic pressure of water on high-speed navigation to act on part of the hull, most of the hull is carried out of the water surface. This requires that the normal draught in the non-sliding state should not be too deep, otherwise it will cause difficulty in skidding, so it is not suitable. Large size.
- sea conditions also have a great impact on the normal navigation of the taxi boat. Due to the direct impact of the wave on the hull, when the sea conditions are high, the phenomenon of so-called "dolphins jumping" will occur, resulting in a serious decline in the seaworthiness of the taxi boat. .
- hovercraft There are two main types of hovercraft: full-hedged hovercraft and side-mounted hovercraft.
- the entire hull is lifted out of the water by a high pressure air cushion. Because there is no water resistance during the voyage, not only the sailing speed is high, but also the adaptability is good.
- the hovercraft needs to consume more padding power during navigation, even accounting for 50% of the total power, which makes the hovercraft run. Economics have fallen dramatically.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a side-sail type boat, which is a brand-new high-speed ship type.
- the planing ship is a trimaran, and both sides of the hull and the subhull are provided with rigid side walls that are downwardly flowed into the water.
- the cooperation between the subhull and the hull in the installation position and height forms a water stagnation angle ⁇ between the bottom surface of the hull of the sidewalk type gliding ship and the water surface.
- three high-pressure air cushions are formed at the bottom of the hull and the subhull to stably support the hull. It not only overcomes the shortcomings of the traditional sailboat's poor airworthiness, but also overcomes the shortcomings of the cushioning power of the hovercraft. It can also be said that it not only has the advantages of simple structure of the traditional planing craft, but also has the advantage of small sailing resistance of the hovercraft. At high speeds, the attitude is stable and there is no "dolphin jump".
- a side wall type gliding boat includes a hull, a subhull and a ship power unit, and the two sub hulls are located at the front end of the hull and are symmetrically distributed Both sides of the hull; the bottom surface of the subhull is lower than the bottom surface of the hull.
- the sides of the hull are symmetrically mounted with rigid side walls, and the sides of the subhull are also symmetrically mounted with rigid sub-side walls; during navigation, the side walls and sub-side walls extend into the water below the bottom of the ship. Together with the bottom of the ship, they form a cushioning space with three front openings.
- the marine power unit is mounted on the hull and/or two submarines
- the bottom surface of the subhull and the hull is a plane, and the bottom surfaces of the subhull and the hull are parallel to each other.
- the side wall of the sidewalk type sailboat is a longitudinally continuous flat plate, the side walls are parallel to each other, and the sub-side walls are also longitudinally continuous flat plates, the sub-side walls are parallel to each other, and the side walls and the sub-side walls are also Parallel to each other.
- the front end of the sub-hull and the bottom surface of the hull is raised upward to form a forward-inclined jaw. Make the air floatation more excellent.
- the propeller in the marine power plant may be one of the following: a water inlet propeller installed at the rear of the mother hull and/or at the tail of the subhull; an air propeller installed above the mother hull and/or on both sides of the mother hull; A paddle wheel mounted on both sides of the mother hull.
- the hull is also equipped with a ship armor, including a rudder, to facilitate navigation.
- Figure 1 is a front view of the present invention
- Figure 2 is a reference view of the navigation state of the present invention
- Figure 3 is a bottom view of the present invention.
- Figure 4 is a front elevational view of the power unit of the present invention when a water inlet propeller is used at the tail of the subhull;
- Figure 5 is a front elevational view of the power unit of the present invention with an air propeller above the hull;
- Figure 6 is a power unit of the present invention A front view of the hull tail when the water inlet propeller is used;
- Fig. 7 is a front view of the power unit of the present invention when the stern is used on both sides of the hull.
- a side-slide boat comprising a hull 1, a subhull 2 and a ship power unit, the two subhulls 2 being located at the front end of the hull 1 and symmetrically distributed on both sides of the hull 1;
- the bottom surface of the subhull 1 is lower than the bottom surface of the hull 1.
- the sides of the hull 1 are symmetrically mounted with rigid side walls 3, and the sides of the subhull 2 are also symmetrically mounted with rigid sub-side walls 4; during navigation, the side walls 3 and sub-side walls 4 extend to The part below the bottom of the ship is inserted into the water, which together with the bottom of the ship forms a cushioning space for the front opening.
- the marine power unit is mounted on the hull 1 and/or the two subhulls 2.
- the bottom surface of the subhull 2 and the hull 1 is a plane, and the bottom surfaces of the subhull 1 and the hull 1 are parallel to each other.
- the sidewall sliding boat side wall 3 in the embodiment is a longitudinally continuous flat plate, and the side walls 3 are parallel to each other, and the sub-side walls 4 are also longitudinally continuous flat plates, and the sub-side walls 4 are parallel to each other.
- the side wall 3 and the sub-side wall 4 are also parallel to each other.
- the front hull 2 and the front end of the bottom surface of the hull 1 of one embodiment of the present invention are lifted upward to form a forward tilting jaw.
- the subhull 2 is connected to the hull 1 via a connecting bridge 6.
- the sidewalk type gliding ship is a trimaran structure, and the two sub hulls 2 are symmetrically disposed on both sides of the hull 1 Front position.
- the bottom surfaces of the subhull 2 and the hull 1 are plane and parallel to each other, and the bottom surface of the subhull 2 is lower than the bottom surface of the hull 1.
- the dotted line in the figure is a line segment parallel to the water surface.
- the subhull 2 raises the bow of the hull 1, so that a water-holding angle ⁇ is formed between the bottom surface of the hull 1 and the water surface, that is, the bottom of the ship and the dotted line in Fig. 2 angle.
- a water-holding angle ⁇ is formed between the bottom surface of the hull 1 and the water surface, that is, the bottom of the ship and the dotted line in Fig. 2 angle.
- the rigid side wall 3 and the bottom of the ship form a pocket-shaped closed space that opens to the front, compressing the air entering the front of the hull.
- a sub-ship side wall 4 similar to the side wall 3 is also mounted on both sides of the subhull 2.
- the bottom of the three hulls simultaneously form a high-pressure air cushion, which is like a three-legged, stable support of the hull above the water surface, thereby effectively avoiding water resistance, reducing energy consumption, and greatly improving the speed of navigation.
- the propeller in the marine power plant may be one of the following ways: consisting of a water inlet propeller 5.1 installed at the tail of the hull 1 and/or the tail of the subhull 2; mounted above the hull 1 And constituting the air-propellers 5.2 on both sides of the hull 1.
- the hull 1 is also equipped with a ship armor to cooperate with navigation; the navigation direction may be controlled by a rudder 7 installed at the tail of the hull 1 or by a propeller mounted on both sides of the hull 1 in a differential manner. Control the direction of navigation.
- the technical effects produced by the embodiments of the present invention are unquestionable.
- longitudinal side walls are provided on both sides of the bottom surface of the hull to form a high-pressure air cushion, which does not disturb the water body and saves energy. It overcomes the shortcomings of traditional gliding ships, which use the pointed structure to smash the water in the lower part of the hull to the sides at high speed, disturbing the water body and wasting energy.
- the hull manufactured by the technical solution forms three high-pressure air cushions at the bottom of the voyage, and stably supports the hull above the water surface, which not only reaches the technical effect of the hovercraft, but also eliminates the high-energy pad-lifting fan.
- the structure is simple and the propulsion efficiency is high. It has been proved by experiments that the side-slide boat not only greatly improves the rapidity index, but also has excellent buoyancy, stability, anti-sinking, seakeeping, maneuverability and economic indicators, and the sailing speed can reach more than 80 knots.
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CN201180071426.0A CN103596835B (zh) | 2011-08-29 | 2011-08-29 | 无垫升风扇侧壁式气垫船 |
PCT/CN2011/079078 WO2013029229A1 (zh) | 2011-08-29 | 2011-08-29 | 侧壁式滑行船 |
US14/233,760 US9352803B2 (en) | 2011-08-29 | 2011-08-29 | Sidewall hovercraft without cushion fan |
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