Ship protection device with reverse thrust structure
A protective device and ship technology, which is applied in anti-collision and other directions, can solve the problems of no buffer device and the inability of ships to push away from hidden reefs, and achieve the effects of reducing shaking, long life, and changing course
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[0028] see Figure 1-4 Shown is a ship protection device with a reverse thrust structure, which is a ship protection device with a thrust reverse structure that can push the ship away from the submerged reef after the ship hits the submerged reef. Specifically, a ship protection device with a reverse thrust structure includes a mounting plate 1 , a connecting block 2 , an impact plate 3 , a first spring 5 and a second spring 6 .
[0029] The connection block 2 is located between the installation plate 1 and the impact plate 3, the installation plate 1 and the connection block 2 are elastically connected by the first spring 5, the impact plate 3 and the connection block 2 are elastically connected by the second spring 6, the first The number of spring 5 is the same as that of the second spring 6 and is greater than one, evenly connected to the end face of the connecting block 2, and the coefficient of elasticity of the first spring 5 is greater than the coefficient of elasticit...
Embodiment 2
[0038] The difference between another kind of ship protection device with reverse thrust structure and embodiment 1 is: as Figure 5 As shown, the rubber pad 301 provided at the impact end of the impact plate 3 is replaced with an arc-shaped metal plate 12, which can better cushion the impact, and the metal is not easily damaged.
Embodiment 3
[0040] The difference between another kind of ship protection device with reverse thrust structure and embodiment 1 is: as Figure 6 As shown, the connection between the impact plate 3 and the ejector rod 11 is hinged, so that the adaptability is better when striking reefs in different directions, and the ejector rod 11 and the first through hole 203 are not easily stuck.
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