Novel cross-sectional structure of ore carrier
A cross-section, ore carrier technology, applied in the field of ships, can solve the problem that the tank capacity cannot meet the needs of low-density bauxite transportation, etc., to achieve the effect of ensuring operating economy, large cargo capacity, and reducing loading hours
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[0018] see figure 1 , a new cross-sectional structure of an ore ship, including an upper deck 1, an outer plate 2 and an outer bottom plate 3, a longitudinal bulkhead 4 of a cargo hold and a double bottom 5 of the cargo hold are arranged between the upper deck 1 and the outer bottom plate 3, and the double bottom of the cargo hold 5 The horizontal bottom is to be set amidships, and the upward sloping bottom is to be set close to the longitudinal bulkhead of the cargo hold. The minimum height H of the horizontal bottom is in the range of 0.1D meters to 0.15D meters, where D is the maximum height of the ship amidships. Type deep.
[0019] In this embodiment, the slope angle θ between the inclined bottom and the horizontal bottom surface is 35°-47°.
[0020] In this embodiment, the span L of the lowest part of the double bottom 5 of the cargo hold along the ship's width direction is 0.28B meters to 0.65B meters, where B is the maximum molded width of the ship at the midship.
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