Marine tourism system facility

Abstract

The invention relates to a marine tourism system facility and belongs to the technical field of ships, ports and ecology. The marine tourism system facility comprises a large ship small dock and an artificial table reef, wherein the large ship small dock is a steel structural member and comprises not less than two cantilever seats, not less than two cantilevers and not less than one elevation typesmall dock, the cantilever seats are welded to the stern of a large ship such as a liner, the cantilevers and the cantilever seats are connected through bolts, and the elevation type small dock can be hydraulically driven to elevate between the cantilever seats and a cantilever upper platform as well as a cantilever lower platform; and the artificial table reef is arranged on an open sea sandy bottom shoal, and comprises an artificial reef dam, a shelter bay basin, an artificial sand bar and more than two pairs of pedestal abutments, wherein the artificial reef dam can be built through pilingblock stones and accropode blocks, the shelter bay basin and the artificial sand bar are built by a sand pumping method and a hydraulic fill method, and the pedestal abutments are separately arrangedon the reef dam and in the bay basin for fixing floating pontoon dock. The marine tourism system facility is small in investment and simple in structure, safety, convenience, comfortability and richness of traffic activity of tourists between a large ship, a small ship and beach can be promoted, and marine ecological environment is protected.

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of ships, ports and marine ecology, and in particular to a large ship and small wharf located at the stern of a large ship for yachts, rubber boats and other small ships to berth and board and unload passengers, and a small wharf located at the outer sea shoal of a beach tourist resort. , An artificial reef basin for the reproduction of marine organisms, for yachts, rubber boats and other small boats to shelter from the wind, and to facilitate tourists' diving and sightseeing and beach pro-sea activities. Background technique [0002] Because large ships such as cruise ships, cruise ships, and sea tourism platforms are moored at land-based docks for a long time, it is easy to cause problems such as environmental pollution in the inner harbor and high berthing service fees; and many land-based docks are far from beach tourist resorts, and tourists are not flexible enough. It is not convenient enough. ...

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[0002] Because large ships such as cruise ships, cruise ships, and sea tourism platforms are moored at land-based docks for a long time, it is easy to cause problems such as environmental pollution in the inner harbor and high berthing service fees; and many land-based docks are far from beach tourist resorts, and tourists are not flexible enough. It is not convenient enough. Therefore, large ships such as cruise ships, cruise ships and offshore tourism platforms should not berth at land-based docks for a long time, but need to be anchored near the beach tourist resort, and then small boats such as yachts and rubber boats will pick up and drop off tourists between large ships and land-based docks. Ferry to and from small docks or beaches. For this reason, small boats such as yachts and rubber boats often need to berth on the side or stern of a large ship to get on and off passengers.

However, on the one hand, due to the lack of sheltered bays along the coast of our country, the frequency of large ships encountering light to medium sea conditions ahead is relatively high when mooring near the coast. There will be no turbulence in medium sea conditions, but the longitudinal light to medium waves directly impact the sides of the ship's sides and can diffract and impact the stern and bottom of the large ship within an included angle of 90°. Yachts with poor stability and Small boats such as rubber boats will experience relatively large bumps and shakes when docked on the side

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