Navigation system with independent control of lateral and longitudinal thrust
A propulsion system, longitudinal technology, applied in the control/regulation system, non-electric variable control, two-dimensional position/channel control, etc., can solve problems such as implementation cost barriers, achieve easy navigation, increase maneuverability, and reduce demand Effect
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[0043] A propulsion system for a ship may include first and second thrust devices, each configured to generate forward or reverse thrust. The thrust devices can be operated independently such that they generate different thrusts. For example, a first thrust device may generate forward thrust, while a second thrust device may generate rearward thrust.
[0044] Water (eg thrust generated by a thrust device) may be directed laterally by guides such as rudders or nozzles. The first guide may direct thrust from a first device, and the second guide may direct thrust from a second device. The guides can be operated independently. For example, the leading edge of one director may be oriented towards starboard, while the leading edge of the other director may be oriented towards port.
[0045] The thrust from the thrusters and the angle of the lateral direction from the guides can be adjusted independently to achieve the desired combination of lateral thrust independent of longitudi...
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