High-velocity rudder
A rudder blade and rudder stock technology, which is applied to steering gear, steering with rudder, ships, etc., and can solve problems such as damage to rudder, rudder stock and steering gear, speed loss, etc.
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[0020] figure 1 The middle rudder blade is indicated with 3, which has a corresponding rudder stock 8. The hull 1 of the watercraft has a hull recess 12 in which the rudder can be retracted by means of a telescopic rudder stock 8 . The rudder stock 8 and thus the rudder 3 do not rotate when the rudder is retracted into the recess 12 of the hull.
[0021] figure 2 Shows a longitudinal section of the hull 1, steering gear 10, rudder stock 8 and hull recess 12, and a front view of a rudder blade 3 with generally vertical journal bearing fixed forward and aft portions Rudder hinges or wings 5 and 6.
[0022] image 3 A horizontal section of the rudder is shown with the rudder flaps in the starboard "lift" position, with the front 5A and aft rudder flaps 6A turned to the port side. The middle direction of the tail rudder flap 6 is shown in the figure. The tail rudder hinge is installed to be rotatable relative to the shaft part 6 ( Figure 5 ). This structure will redire...
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