Vessels with Bottom Air Chambers

A technology of ships and air chambers, which is applied in the direction of ship construction, hull, bilge keel, etc. It can solve the problems of air chambers that cannot prevent cracking and do not ensure the integration of wave contours, and achieve the effect of preventing flow separation

Inactive Publication Date: 2017-04-05
MIN PROMYSHLENNOSTI I TORGOVLI ROSSIJSKOJ FEDERATSII
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[0004] Moreover, rigidly fixed transverse baffles do not ensure the formation of an integral air cavity with a wavy profile inside the groove and prevent its rupture when the vessel is running in the above-mentioned unfavorable conditions

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[0032] The proposed vessel with an air layer on the bottom 1 ( figure 1 ) has: a groove 2 for forming an air layer, i.e. an integral cavity 3 with a wave profile made in the vessel bottom 1 (which starts at a step 4); and an air source 6, This air source 6 is spatially connected to the groove 2 via a line 5 for conveying air to the cavity in order to create an air layer under the bottom 1 . Inside the groove 2 there is a longitudinal keel 7 placed parallel to the center line and intended to restrain the lateral movement of the air on the bottom of the groove 2 ( figure 2 ); and the transverse baffles 8, which are arranged successively along the flow direction of the groove 2. The above-mentioned transverse baffle 8 ( image 3 ) are mounted in such a way that they can be deployed into the working position and loaded back into the bottom of the groove 2 by means of their pivoting about the mandrel 9 transverse to the center line of the vessel and adjacent to the transverse ba...

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The invention relates to the field of designing displacement vessels with an air cavity on the bottom. A displacement vessel has a recess in the bottom for the formation of a single air cavity with a wave-like profile, the recess beginning at a step in the bow and being delimited by skegs along the sides and a stern arch in the form of an inclined plate. The cavity of the recess is connected to a pressurized air supply; inside the recess there are longitudinal keels to restrict the transverse movement of the air, and transverse baffles in the form of inclined plates are arranged one after the other in a streamwise direction such that they can be deployed into a working position and folded back adjacent to the bottom. Downstream of the step in the bow which forms the recess, a plate is mounted such that it can pivot by means of the lowering or raising of the leading edge thereof about a spindle that is transverse to the bottom, said spindle being connected to the plate and being fastened to the surface of the bottom recess. The streamwise length of the plate is such that as the plate pivots about the spindle it joins the surface of the bottom upstream of the step with the surface of the bottom inside the recess in order to prevent flow separation downstream of the step. The plate is capable of limiting the lowering of its leading edge to the level of the bottom of the ship in the region of the step. The invention provides a ship with improved performance characteristics.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the shipbuilding industry and to the design of displacement vessels having an air cavity on the bottom, providing reduced hydrodynamic resistance and improved handling. Background technique [0002] The prior art discloses a prototype: a boat with an air layer under the bottom formed by a groove in the bottom surrounded by steps in the bow, side keels, sloping plates in the stern and divided into separate parts by longitudinal keels and transverse baffles extending the full width of the groove in the downstream direction of the groove, and a source of compressed air connected to the groove in the bottom Space for generating and maintaining an air layer downstream of the transverse baffle, i.e. an artificial cavity (USSR Inventor's Certificate No. 1145587, dated April 30, 1994, in application No. 3664908 / 11 dated September 29, 1983 under the number). The main part of the structure is the groove at the bottom, which is ...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): B63B1/38
CPCB63B1/38B63B3/44B63B2001/387Y02T70/10
Inventor 亚历山大 弗拉基米罗维奇·普斯托士尼安德烈 弗拉基米罗维奇·斯韦奇科夫尤里 尼古拉耶维奇·戈尔巴乔夫
Owner MIN PROMYSHLENNOSTI I TORGOVLI ROSSIJSKOJ FEDERATSII
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