Gas lubricating anti-drag energy-saving device
An energy-saving device and gas-lubricated technology, which is applied in the direction of hull, hull design, transportation and packaging, etc., can solve problems such as constraints, restrictions on the use of technology on actual ships, and failure to achieve good energy-saving effects
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[0074] figure 2 , image 3 and Figure 4 The ship shown is a gas lubrication drag reduction test ship, which is a test sample ship specially built by China Ship Science Research Center to study gas lubrication drag reduction technology. The length of the ship is 23.5m, the molded width is 3.8m, the molded depth is 2.6m, the design draft is 1.25m, and the design speed is 4.6 knots.
[0075] see figure 2 , image 3 and Figure 4 It can be seen that the overall composition of the gas lubrication drag reduction and energy-saving device includes several pressure stabilizing chambers (2), ventilation pipes (5) and gas supply equipment. The pressure stabilizing chamber (2) is arranged inside the ship bottom plate (3) along the ship's width direction, and several pressure stabilizing chambers (2) are arranged along the ship's length direction. The bottom of the pressure stabilizing chamber (2) is provided with evenly distributed jet holes (4), the stabilizing chamber (2) is co...
Embodiment 2
[0080] see Figure 5 , 6 , 7. The present invention is an energy-saving and drag-reducing device reformed at the bottom of an existing ship. It includes: a plenum chamber (2), an air jet hole (4), an air pocket at the bottom of a ship, an air supply device, an air transmission pipeline and an air transmission control system. see Figure 5 , The head of the air pocket of the ship is equipped with a diversion device, and the tail of the air pocket is provided with a contraction section.
[0081] The bottom air pockets are located outside the bottom of the ship, and in the plane area of the bottom of the ship, the skirts are welded around the bottom of the ship to construct pockets, which account for 95% of the flat bottom of the ship. A plurality of jet holes (4) are uniformly arranged on the bottom cavitation area of the ship bottom plate, and the pressure stabilizing chamber (2) is a narrow and long gas channel arranged on the inner side of the ship bottom plate and cor...
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