Spherical axe type ship bow suitable for medium-high speed ship

Abstract

A spherical axe type ship bow suitable for a medium-high speed ship comprises a forward inclining stem and a forward protruding bulb nose-shaped bow body, wherein the bulb nose-shaped bow body is located under a designed waterline, and the horizontal length, protruding forward, of the bulb nose-shaped bow body becomes smaller gradually in the half-breadth direction from the two ends of the medium-high speed ship to the midline face of the medium-high speed ship; furthermore, on the midline face of the medium-high speed ship, the lower surface of the bulb nose-shaped bow body is connected with a vertical column above to form an axe-shaped bow, and the vertical column intersects with the designed waterline. By the adoption of the spherical axe type ship bow, during medium-high speed sailing of the ship, wave-making resistance can be effectively reduced, and splashing of the bow is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of bow structure, in particular to a ball-axe bow used on medium and high-speed ships. Background technique [0002] The research on the resistance performance of ships shows that the shape of the bow of the ship has a significant impact on the hull resistance, and also has a great influence on the ship's navigation state. Therefore, there are extensive studies on the design of bow shapes of different types and different speeds, which can be roughly divided into 6 categories , That is, vertical bow, inclined - vertical bow, inclined bow, bulbous bow, flying shear bow, ice-breaking bow. Among them, since the bulbous bow can effectively reduce the wave-making resistance of medium-speed transport ships, it can effectively reduce the bow bilge vortex when the low-speed fat transport ship is fully loaded and the wave-breaking resistance when sailing on ballast. At the same time, it can effectively use Therefore,...

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Problems solved by technology

For the structure of the bulbous bow, see figure 1 , generally includes a forward-sloping bow 1 and a bulbous bow 2. Along the width direction of the ship, the bulbous bow 2 is always protruding forward relative to the bottom of the bow 1. There is a downwardly inclined upper surface 21 between the root of the rear end of the nose-shaped bow 2 and its front end, and the upper surface 21 is in line with the design waterline L WL Intersect, there is a concave area with a large slope between the bulbous bow 2 and the stem

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