Ship braking system and multi-wing cargo ship with braking function
A braking system and ship technology, which is applied in the field of hydrofoil spacecraft, can solve the problems that the safety of the ship cannot be effectively guaranteed, the speed of stopping the ship is slow, and the brake fails, etc., so as to ensure the safety and the rapidity of emergency braking, and improve the The effect of stopping the ship resistance and ensuring rapidity
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[0030] Such as Figure 1-Figure 6 As shown, the present embodiment provides a ship braking system, including a plurality of braking structures 2 installed on the bottom of the ship. The braking structure 2 includes a braking plate 2.1 and a driving device 2.2. One end of the braking plate 2.1 is hinged to the bottom of the ship. The driving device 2.2 drives the brake plate 2.1 to turn over in the direction in which the hull 1 travels.
[0031]In this technical solution, a plurality of braking structures 2 are arranged at the bottom of the ship. Since the driving device 2.2 can drive the braking plate 2.1 to turn over in the direction of advancing of the hull 1, the stopping resistance of the ship is improved, and the safety of the ship during navigation is guaranteed to a certain extent. Safety and quickness of emergency braking. And the arrangement of multiple brake structures 2, when the hull 1 is running, the brake plate 2.1 is in a state basically flat with the bottom of...
Embodiment 2
[0034] This embodiment is optimized on the basis of the above-mentioned embodiment 1.
[0035] The brake plate 2.1 is a curved plate, and the side of the curved plate with the concave surface 2.3 is facing the front of the hull 1, and the side of the curved plate with the convex surface 2.4 is facing the rear of the hull 1. The concave surface 2.3 of the curved plate is designed, because the concave surface 2.3 Towards the front of the hull 1, during the forward process, the concave surface 2.3 causes the water body to form a backflow, increases the resistance, and improves the braking effect; the convex surface 2.4 of the arc plate is designed, because the convex surface 2.4 faces the rear of the hull 1, when the brake plate 2.1 is in the In the braking state, the space B between the rear side of the brake plate 2.1 and the bottom of the ship can be reduced, thereby weakening the hydraulic cavity formed in the space B to further lift the hull 1, thereby weakening the resistanc...
Embodiment 3
[0037] This embodiment is optimized on the basis of the above-mentioned embodiment 2.
[0038] In order to further improve the braking effect, the concave surface 2.3 is provided with several grooves 2.5. The arrangement of the several grooves 2.5 makes the concave surface 2.5 present an uneven design as a whole, further increases the contact area between the concave surface 2.3 and the water body and forms backflow, thereby The forward resistance of the hull 1 is further increased, thereby realizing fast braking.
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