WO2017047403A1

WO2017047403A1 - Ship

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Publication number: WO2017047403A1
Application number: PCT/JP2016/075778
Authority: WO
Inventors: 有祐南; 正城岩嵜; 孝一萱嶋; 直樹大庭
Original assignee: 三井造船株式会社
Priority date: 2015-09-14
Filing date: 2016-09-02
Publication date: 2017-03-23
Also published as: JP2017056758A

Abstract

This ship has a hull shape with a molded breadth of 48.4 m to 49 m, a molded depth of 23 m to 25.9 m, a summer maximum full load draft of 15.2 m or more, and an overall length of 5 times or more but less than 6.5 times the molded breadth of the hull. The height of an upper structure in which a ship bridge 3 is provided above an accommodation space 4 is 15.6 m to 18.5 m. Thus, in a cargo ship 1 having the ship bridge 3 and the accommodation space 4 in the stern, sufficient forward sea surface visibility is ensured even in ballast condition at a shallow draft while load capacity is secured.

Description

Ship

The present invention relates to a ship, and more specifically, in a cargo ship having a bridge and a residential area at the stern, it is possible to ensure a sufficient forward sea level view even in a ballast state where the draft is shallow while securing a load capacity. It relates to a ship that can.

In conventional cargo ships, it is common to place superstructures with a bridge and a residential area on the stern engine room. However, in a ship with a bridge and a residential area at the stern, there is no container on the deck that is fixed by the upper part of the spherical tank or the cell guide, and there is no obstacle to securing the sea level view ahead. Even in this case, it is difficult to ensure a sea level view ahead of the ship, particularly in a shallow draft ballast.

In particular, when navigating the canal, it is necessary to ensure a wide forward sea level view from the viewpoint of ensuring the safety of towing work. In the new Panama Canal, the visibility requirements at the time of navigation will be particularly strict compared to the requirements required for general ships in other navigation areas.

The following methods can be considered as methods for improving the sea level view ahead, but each has its own problems. For example, one way to improve this is to increase the height of the bridge. To raise the position of the bridge, it is necessary to increase the height of the superstructure including the bridge and the residential area. There is a problem of incurring an increase in cost, and further, there is a problem that navigation in bridged harbors and rivers is restricted due to the large air draft.

Also, as described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-220091, for example, there is a method in which a bridge, a residential area, and an engine room are arranged at the bow. For example, although it is a container ship, a generator room with a generator is provided on the bow side from the center of the hull, and a living room including a steering room is provided above the generator room, while the stern side of the hull A container ship has been proposed in which a drive motor for rotating a propeller for propulsion is provided, and a power generator on the bow side and a drive motor on the stern side are electrically connected. However, in this case, there is a problem that the habitability in the bow side living room is deteriorated due to the influence of shaking in the waves. In addition, when the bridge, the residential area, and the engine room are arranged in the center of the hull, there is a problem that an adverse effect such as an insufficient cargo loading amount occurs.

In addition, the method of deepening the draft can improve the forward view, but there is a problem that it may hinder the passage of a channel with a limited water depth such as a canal. Furthermore, the method of reducing the mold depth while maintaining the height of the bridge improves the forward view, but there is a problem in that it hinders securing the cargo hold and tank volume and impairs the economic efficiency of the ship.

Although it is a sailing merchant ship, for example, as described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2011-098666, in order to effectively use the flow of wind while ensuring a forward view, the mast is placed near the starboard and A sailing merchant ship has been proposed in the vicinity of the port side, which is erected upright about an axis. However, the present invention can improve the forward view of a sailing merchant ship, but does not contribute to the improvement of the forward view of a general cargo ship.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2002-220091 Japanese Application No. 2011-098666

The present invention is to provide a ship capable of securing a sufficient sea level line of sight in a ballast with a shallow draft while securing a load capacity in a cargo ship having a stern with a bridge and a residential area.

In order to achieve the above object, the ship of the present invention is a cargo ship having a bridge and a residential area at the stern. The hull has a shape width of 48.4 m to 49 m and a mold depth of 23 m to 25 m. 9m or less, maximum summer draft of 15.2m or more, the total length of the hull is more than 5 times and less than 6.5 times the mold width, and the upper bridge is provided in the upper part of the residential area The height is set to be 15.6 m or more and 18.5 m or less above the upper deck.

According to this configuration, the relationship between the basic width of the hull, the mold depth, the maximum summer draft, and the total length are as described above, so that sufficient loading capacity, cargo hold or tank volume and propulsion performance can be achieved. While maintaining a good balance, it can be made into a hull shape that can pass through the new Panama Canal.

In addition, by ensuring that the height of the superstructure with the bridge located in the upper part of the residential area is 15.6 m or more and 18.5 m or less, the sea level front in front of the ship is sufficiently ensured even in a shallow draft. In addition, since air draft can be suppressed, it is possible to ensure the trafficability of canals, rivers, ports, etc. in a ballast state.

The height of this superstructure is set to 15.6m or more, considering the habitability of the residential area, 2.6m is required as the height of the residential area. The height of the superstructure is (2.6m ×) because the height is 2.6m or more, and an area of 6 layers is required to secure space for room placement in the bridge and the residential area. This is because a height of 15.6 m is required for 6 layers = 15.6 m). It is desirable that the bridge and the residential area be arranged separately from the engine casing and the chimney in order to ensure the comfort of the passengers.

The combination of the main hull and the height of the bridge above ensures a sufficient balance between the load capacity, cargo hold or tank volume and propulsion performance, while ensuring a sufficient sea level outlook ahead. It will be a ship that can sufficiently navigate canals such as the Panama Canal.

If the mold width is 48.4 m or more and 49 m or less, if it is smaller than 48.4 m, it will be difficult to secure sufficient restoring force and load weight, and if it is larger than 49 m, it will hinder canal traffic. Because it comes. Also, if the mold depth is 23m or more and 25.9m or less, it is difficult to secure cargo hold and tank capacity if it is smaller than 23m, and if it is larger than 25.9m, the bridge will be high and air draft will be secured. It will be difficult. In addition, the maximum summer draft of 15.2m or more will be shallower than the maximum navigable draft of the new Panama Canal if it is smaller than 15.2m, and the transportation efficiency by navigating the canal cannot be fully utilized. Because. Although there is no upper limit for the maximum summer draft, this maximum summer draft is smaller than the mold depth by the amount of dry mist, so the upper limit is determined when the mold depth is determined.

And, the reason why the total length of the hull is 5 times or more and less than 6.5 times the width of the hull is from the viewpoint of propulsion performance and ensuring sea level visibility, and the total length of the hull is 5 times the width of the hull. If it is smaller, it will be difficult to secure the weight of the cargo, and it will become too wide and it will be difficult to ensure propulsion performance and maneuverability. Also, the height of the upper structure with the bridge in the upper part of the residential area should be 15.6m or more and 18.5m or less above the upper deck. Yes, if it is smaller than 15.6 m, it is difficult to ensure a sea level view ahead, and if it is larger than 18.5 m, it is difficult to pass under the bridge because the air draft becomes too large.

In the above ship, when the monitoring position on the bridge is 1.8 m higher than the bridge deck and 0.75 m behind the front wall, the line of sight connecting the monitoring position and the highest part of the bow end is If the height of the bridge deck is set so that the position where it crosses the water surface in the ballast draft state of the ship is less than 1.5 times the total length of the ship from the foremost part of the ship, It becomes possible to secure a sea level view ahead in the ballast state.

In the above ship, if the total length of the ship is 242m or more and 318m or less, the New Panama Canal will be able to navigate, so it will be possible to greatly improve the transportation efficiency in the transportation of oil and cargo between the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. Become.

In the above-mentioned vessel, the lamp installation posts on which the lamps for viewing from a distance are arranged are arranged on the bridge or the residential area with two on the starboard side and the port side, and the radar mast is started. When constructed with an inverted mast, it is possible to prevent the air draft from becoming high due to a lamp installation post and a radar mast other than the residential area.

Further, in the above-mentioned ship, the chimney height is configured to be lower than the top of the radar mast, or the chimney height is set to be higher than the maximum height of the radar mast when the radar mast composed of the tilting mast is defeated. If the air draft is made low, the air draft can be prevented from becoming large due to a chimney other than the residential area.

According to the ship of the present invention, the basic width of the hull, the mold depth, the maximum summer draft, and the total length are set such that the mold width is 48.4 m or more and 49 m or less, and the mold depth is 23 m. By making the above 25.9m or less, maximum summer draft of 15.2m or more, and making the total length of the hull more than 5 times and less than 6.5 times the hull mold width, sufficient loading capacity, cargo hold or While ensuring a good balance between tank volume and propulsion performance, the ship can be shaped to pass through the new Panama Canal.

Also, by setting the height of the superstructure with the bridge at the upper part of the residential area to be 15.6 m or more and 18.5 m or less, even in shallow ballast conditions where drafts are difficult to secure, Sea level prospects can be sufficiently secured, and air draft can be suppressed, so that it is possible to secure the trafficability of canals, rivers, ports, etc. in a ballast state.

And the combination of the main hull and the bridge height described above makes it possible to secure a sufficient sea level outlook while ensuring sufficient load capacity and propulsion performance. The ship will be able to navigate sufficiently.

FIG. 1 is a side sectional view of a ship according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a front view of the ship according to the embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, a ship according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the ship 1 according to the embodiment of the present invention has an engine room 2 at the stern and a bridge 3 and a residential area 4 at the upper part of the engine room 2. Bridge wings 5 are provided on both sides of the bridge 3, and a chimney (funnel) 6 is provided at the rear of the bridge 3.

This ship 1 is a ship that has no container fixed on the upper deck 7 by the upper part of the spherical tank or the cell guide, and has no obstacles for securing the front sea level view.

This ship 1 has a hull shape of a mold width Bm of 48.4 m or more and 49 m or less, a mold depth Dm of 23 m or more and 25.9 m or less, a maximum summer draft dmax of 15.2 m or more, the overall length L _OA is less than 6.5 times more than 5 times the mold width Bm of the hull. At the same time, the height H1 of the upper structure provided with the bridge 3 in the upper part of the living area 4 is configured to be 15.6 m or more and 18.5 m or less above the upper deck 7. The height H1 of the superstructure is the height from the lowest part (upper deck 7) of the residential area 4 on the hull center line (center line) CL to the uppermost end of the bridge 3.

In this ship 1, when the monitoring position (viewpoint position) 9 on the bridge 3 is 1.8 m higher than the bridge deck 3 a and 0.75 m behind the front wall, the monitoring position 9 and the highest part 10 at the bow end are The height of the bridge deck 3a is such that the position 11 where the connecting line of sight Tc intersects the water surface Sb in the ballast draft state of the ship 1 is not more than 1.5 times the full length _LOA of the ship from the foremost part 10 of the hull. Set Ha and configure. This ensures a sea level view ahead of the ballast during canal navigation.

Furthermore, in this ship 1, since the total length L _OA of the ship is 366 m or less and the new Panama Canal can be navigated by these, it is possible to greatly improve the transportation efficiency in the transportation of oil and cargo between the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. It becomes.

If the mold width Bm is set to 48.4 m or more and 49 m or less, it is difficult to secure the weight if it is smaller than 48.4 m, and if it is larger than 49 m, the maximum size requirement for navigating the new Panama Canal will not be met. This is because it will hinder traffic.

Also, the reason why the mold depth Dm is 23 m or more and 25.9 m or less is that if it is smaller than 23 m, it is difficult to secure the weight of the loaded coin. And if it is larger than 25.9 m, the bridge becomes high and it is difficult to secure an air draft.

In addition, the maximum summer draft of 15.2m or more will be shallower than the maximum navigable draft of the new Panama Canal if it is smaller than 15.2m, and the transportation efficiency by navigating the canal cannot be fully utilized. Because.

Then, the total length L _OA of the hull is set to be 5 times or more and less than 6.5 times the hull mold width Bm. The reason why the total length L _OA of the hull is made more than 5 times the hull form width Bm is to ensure that propulsion performance and maneuverability can be secured without becoming too wide hull form. This is because special strength studies are required. Moreover, the reason for making it less than 6.5 times is that if the captain becomes too large, the construction cost will become excessive, and it will be difficult to ensure a sea level view ahead. Therefore, from the viewpoints of ensuring the propulsion performance and the sea level prospects ahead, the total length L _OA of the hull is at least 5 times and less than 6.5 times the hull mold width Bm, that is, “5 ≦ L _OA / Bm <6. .5 ".

Moreover, the height H1 of the upper structure provided with the bridge 3 in the upper part of the residential area 4 is set to be 15.6 m or more and 18.5 m or less above the upper deck 7 in order to ensure the front sea level view and the air draft. This is because of the suppression.

The reason why the height H1 of the superstructure is set to 15.6 m or more is that, considering the habitability of the residential area 4, 2.6 m is required as the height of the residential area 4. The height of the upper structure is set to a height of 2.6 m or more, and an area of 6 layers is necessary to secure the space for room placement in the Funabashi 3 and the residential area 4. H1 is (2.6 m × 6 layers = 15.6 m) and a height of 15.6 m is required. It is desirable that the bridge 3 and the residential area 4 be arranged separately from the engine casing 2a and the chimney 6 in order to ensure the passenger comfort.

If the height H1 of the superstructure is greater than 18.5 m, the air draft becomes too large to pass under the bridge, and the air draft is about 50 m from the base line or about 41 m from the water surface. Because it becomes impossible to navigate to a port (general American port) with a restricted height Hp1 or Hp2, avoid this by setting it to 18.5 m or less. The height H1 of these superstructures is set on the assumption that the height Hf of the chimney 6, the radar mast 12 and the like is 8 m from the upper end of the bridge 3 and has a margin. .

In addition, lamp installation posts 13 on which lamps for viewing from a distance are arranged are arranged on the bridge 3 or the residential area 4 in two on the starboard side and the port side, and the radar mast 12 is raised and lowered. When configured with a type mast, the air draft can be prevented from becoming high due to the lamp installation post 13 and the radar mast 12 other than the residential area 4.

Further, the height of the chimney 6 is configured to be lower than the top of the radar mast 12, or the height of the chimney 6 is set to be higher than the maximum height of the radar mast 12 when the radar mast 12 composed of a tiltable mast is defeated. If it is configured to be low, it is possible to prevent the air draft from becoming high due to a chimney other than the residential area 4.

According to the ship 1 having the above-described configuration, the relationship between the basic width of the hull, the mold width Bm, the mold depth Dm, the summer maximum full load draft dmax, and the total length L _OA is as described above. It is possible to make the hull shape that can pass through the new Panama Canal while ensuring a good propulsion performance.

Further, by setting the height H1 of the upper structure provided with the bridge 3 in the upper part of the residential area 4 to be not less than 15.6 m and not more than 18.5 m, the sea level in front of the ship 1 can be seen even in a shallow draft. Can be sufficiently secured, and air draft can be suppressed, so that it is possible to secure the trafficability of canals, rivers, ports and the like in a ballast state.

And the ship 1 of embodiment of this invention can satisfy | fill the following conditions. That is, for ships with a total length L _OA of 55 m or more, the invisible distance (front sea level view: cargo loading state) V1 and the invisible distance (front sea level view: ballast state) V2 are twice or 500 m of the total length L _OA of the ship. Although the following is required, the ship 1 satisfies this requirement. This invisible distance V1 is the front-to-back distance between the position 11a where the forward line of sight Tc intersects the water surface Sa and the bow end 10 in the maximum summer draft state of the ship 1, and the invisible distance V2 is the ship 1 This is the front-to-rear distance between the position 11 where the forward line of sight Tc intersects the water surface Sb and the bow end 10 in the ballast draft state.

In addition, as a requirement of the new Panama Canal rule necessary to travel through the New Panama Canal, the maximum dimension requirement (neo Panamax size) is the total length L _OA = 366m of the ship 1, the width B = 49m, the maximum draft of navigation dp = 15.2 m. Furthermore, in the cargo loading state, the invisible distance (front sea level line of sight) is less than 1 times the total length L _OA of the ship, and in the ballast state, the invisible distance (front sea level line of sight) is the total length L _OA of the ship. It is required to be 1.5 times or less. The ship 1 satisfies this requirement, and can navigate the canal in a cargo-loaded state and a ballast state, and can navigate the canal at the maximum navigable draft dp.

Therefore, the combination of the above-mentioned main hull and the height H1 of the upper structure can ensure a sufficient load capacity, cargo hold or tank volume and propulsion performance in a well-balanced manner while ensuring a sufficient sea level prospect in front. As a result, it will be a ship that can sufficiently navigate the Canal such as the New Panama Canal.

The ship of the present invention can be used for a large number of ships in a cargo ship having a bridge and a residence area at the stern because it can secure a sufficient load capacity and can ensure a sufficient sea level line of sight even in a shallow draft draft. be able to.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Ship 2 Engine room 2a Engine casing 3 Bridge 3a Bridge deck 4 Living area 5 Bridge wing 6 Chimney (funnel)
7 Upper deck 8 Stern end 9 Monitoring position 10 Bow end 11 Position at which the front line of sight intersects the water surface in the ballast draft state 11a Position at which the front line of sight intersects the water surface in the full summer draft 12 Radar mast 13 Lamp post L Full length Sa of the _OA ship Water surface Sb in the summer full load draft state Water surface Tc in the ballast draft state Front line of sight line V1 Invisible distance (front sea level view: cargo loading state)
V2 invisible distance (front sea level view: ballast condition)

Claims

In a cargo ship with a bridge and a residential area at the stern, the hull shape should be 48.4m to 49m, the mold depth should be 23m to 25.9m, and the maximum summer draft should be 15.2m or more. The total length of the hull is 5 times or more and less than 6.5 times the mold width, and the height of the upper structure in which the bridge is provided in the upper part of the residential area is 15.6 m or more above the upper deck. A ship characterized by being configured as 18.5 m or less.
The ship according to claim 1, wherein the total length of the hull is 242 m or more and 318 m or less.
A lamp installation post in which a lamp for visual recognition from a distance is arranged, on the starboard side and port side, on the bridge or the residential area, and the radar mast is composed of a tiltable mast The ship according to claim 1 or 2, wherein
The ship according to claim 3, wherein the height of the chimney is configured to be lower than the highest height of the radar mast when the radar mast configured by the tilting mast is defeated.
The ship according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the height of the chimney is lower than the top of the radar mast.