Rescue ship for disabled vessels, vessel rescue method, and use of a rescue ship
A technology for ships and docks, used in the field of rescue ships, to solve problems such as incomplete ship removal solutions, pollution, and continued presence of oil films
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[0044] FIG. 1 shows a rescue vessel 10 having a dock 12 , a front 16 , a rear door 18 and a bottom 20 of substantial size defined between two transverse hulls 14 . The ship also has a bridge 22, which is shown at the front but could occupy any other position on the ship.
[0045]The vessel also advantageously includes a propulsion engine, in particular a steering engine allowing lateral movement for the front and rear, stabilizers and wave plates, etc., but these components are not represented. It also includes a winch capable of towing the boat into the dock 12 when the rear door 18 is open. This winch can be mounted on a gantry crane gantry which is preferably fixed above the door or can be moved along the dock. The vessel can also include two gantry crane gantry, one of which is movable.
[0046] The rescue vessel preferably also includes means for guiding the distressed vessel and maintaining it in the dock, such as hydraulic jacking means incorporated in the dock.
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