Submarine with self-rescue protection device

Abstract

The invention provides a submarine with a self-rescue protection device. The submarine comprises a hull and a self-rescue protection device. The self-rescue protection device is arranged on both sides of the hull by segments, and the self-rescue protection device comprises an air reservoir, a protection cover, a life saving air bag, an auxiliary air bag, a towrope and a waterproof winch, wherein the upper edge of the protection cover is connected with the hull through a hinge, and the lower edge is connected with the waterproof winch arranged in the hull through the towrope; the auxiliary air bag is connected on the bottom of the life saving air bag and then is arranged between the protection cover and the hull together; and the air reservoir is arranged outside or inside the hull. The invention has the function of self rescue, and once the submarine is demotivated or seriously damaged to sink into the sea, submarine sailors can float the hull to water surface by releasing the life saving air bag through manual control; and the submarine can resist torpedo attacks, the self-rescue protection device on both sides of the hull has certain strength and buffer, once the submarine is stricken by a torpedo, the protection cover and the folding life saving air bag are blown off firstly, so that the hull can be effectively prevented from being seriously damaged, and the survival possibility of the submarine sailors is increased.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a large sea military equipment, in particular to a submarine with a self-rescue protection device. Background technique [0002] As we all know, submarines mainly use fish and submarine-launched missiles as attack weapons to conduct open sea or ocean operations. There are many kinds of submarines in our country, including nuclear-powered and conventional-powered submarines. The combat mode of submarines is also defensive. The ability to maintain a second strike when there is a threat of aggression. Submarine operations have good concealment and mobility. They are called deep-sea ghosts. However, submarines are also dangerous and are called living coffins. Once an accident occurs, they will sink to the bottom of the sea. , That is a disaster. Since the advent of submarines in the world, countless submarines have sunk. The latest nuclear submarine "Kursk" sank on August 12, 2000 while participating in a military exercise in the B...

AI Technical Summary

Problems solved by technology

Although there are multiple sealed compartments in the hull, even so, since the emergence of submarines in World War I, non-combat accidents have caused submarines to sink. Due to the huge size of submarines, once an accident sinks in the deep sea, on-site rescue and salvage is very difficult, and the crew survived. The possibility is almost zero. At present, there is no good solution

Images