The invention provides a parallel hydraulic
interconnection damping catamaran which comprises an upper cabin, a hydraulic
interconnection suspension and a floating body which are sequentially arranged from top to bottom, and the whole structure is symmetrically distributed in the front view and is trapezoidal in the left view. The hydraulic
interconnection suspension forms two side waists of a trapezoid, the upper cabin body is connected with the transverse
rocker arm through the
hydraulic cylinder set, the front transverse
rocker arm is hinged to the longitudinal
rocker arm through the radial spherical
plain bearing, the longitudinal rocker arm is hinged to the floating body through the radial spherical
plain bearing, and the rear transverse rocker arm is directly connected with the floating body. The front
hydraulic cylinder set and the rear
hydraulic cylinder set stretch out and draw back to achieve pitching motion, the left hydraulic
cylinder set and the right hydraulic
cylinder set stretch out and draw back alternately to drive the floating bodies on the two sides to move in a staggered mode, heeling of the ship body is achieved, and therefore three-freedom-degree vibration reduction compensation of heaving, pitching and heeling is jointly completed. Through the eight-cylinder interconnected hydraulic
loop design and the special connection pair
layout, wave multi-degree-of-freedom
impact is effectively decoupled, the
seakeeping and stability of the ship are remarkably improved, and the device is suitable for special rescue scenes such as shallow water areas and complex channels.