Strengthening the steel cable type shipborne hazardous chemicals accident emergency transfer system and its laying method
By adopting a reinforced steel cable structure in the emergency transfer system for ship-borne hazardous chemical accidents and fixing the conveying hose with hydraulic winch and fixed steel cable, the problem of the conveying hose being pulled out under high flow velocity conditions is solved, stable and safe transfer of liquid hazardous chemicals is achieved, and the water environment is protected.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202010380060.6
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2020-05-08
- Publication Date
- 2025-03-21
- Estimated Expiration
- 2040-05-08
AI Technical Summary
The existing emergency transfer technology for ship-borne hazardous chemical accidents has the phenomenon of the conveying hose being pulled out under high flow velocity conditions, resulting in the leakage of liquid hazardous chemicals, seriously polluting waters and destroying the ecological environment.
A reinforced steel cable type emergency transfer system is adopted to form a tight steel cable structure between the shore and the accident ship through a hydraulic winch and a fixed steel cable, and the conveying hose is fixed to ensure that it is not pulled off under high flow velocity conditions.
It improves the environmental adaptability of the accident emergency transfer system, can operate stably under high flow velocity conditions, avoid leakage of liquid hazardous chemicals, and protect the ecological environment of the water.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of emergency transfer systems, and in particular relates to a reinforced steel cable type shipborne hazardous chemicals accident emergency transfer system and a laying method thereof. Background Art
[0002] my country's conventional emergency transfer technology for shipborne hazardous chemicals adopts a floating pipeline, that is, a transfer hose is used to connect the shore and the accident ship, and then the liquid hazardous chemicals in the accident ship are transferred to the shore through the shore pumping system. However, this technical solution has poor environmental adaptability. In inland areas with high water flow rates, the transfer hose may be broken, resulting in leakage of liquid hazardous chemicals during emergency transportation, seriously polluting the waters and damaging the ecological environment. Summary of the invention
[0003] In view of this, the present invention provides a reinforced steel cable type shipborne hazardous chemicals accident emergency transfer system and its laying method, which can perform long-distance emergency transfer of shipborne hazardous chemicals under high flow conditions in inland rivers, and improve the emergency handling capability of shipborne hazardous chemicals accidents under extreme conditions.
[0004] The present invention is achieved through the following technical solutions:
[0005] A reinforced steel cable type shipborne hazardous chemicals accident emergency transfer system, comprising: an operating boat, an on-water pumping platform, a shore hazardous chemicals storage platform, a suction hose, a delivery hose, a fixed steel cable, a hydraulic winch and a pipe clamp;
[0006] The working boat is used to tow the fixed steel cable and the conveying hose, and to move the water pumping platform to a set position;
[0007] The fixed steel cable is wound around a hydraulic winch; the hydraulic winch is installed on the beach, and the end of the fixed steel cable on the hydraulic winch is connected to the accident ship carrying liquid hazardous chemicals under the action of the working boat;
[0008] The above-water pumping platform is composed of two or more pontoon modules, and a generator set and a suction pump are installed on the platform. The generator set is used to provide power to the suction pump, and the suction pump is used to suck and pump the liquid hazardous chemicals on the accident ship; under the action of the workboat, the above-water pumping platform moves to a position set at a distance from the accident ship, and the input end of the suction pump extends into the storage tank containing liquid hazardous chemicals in the accident ship through a suction hose;
[0009] The beach hazardous chemicals storage platform is used for storing liquid hazardous chemicals, and the beach hazardous chemicals storage platform is installed on the beach;
[0010] The delivery hose is a transfer channel for liquid hazardous chemicals, one end of which is connected to a storage container in the shore hazardous chemicals storage platform, and the other end is connected to the output end of the suction pump of the water pumping platform under the action of the working boat;
[0011] The pipe clamp is used to connect the fixing steel cable and the conveying hose together, and two or more pipe clamps are arranged at intervals.
[0012] Furthermore, it also includes a buoyancy component; two or more of the buoyancy components are installed at intervals on the fixed steel cable to bear the weight of the liquid hazardous chemicals, the conveying hose and the fixed steel cable, so that the conveying hose can float on the water surface.
[0013] Furthermore, the buoyancy component is a floating ball or a buoy.
[0014] Furthermore, the hydraulic winch has a mechanical braking function for keeping the fixed steel cable in a taut state.
[0015] Furthermore, the delivery hose is located on the side of the flow-facing surface of the fixed steel cable.
[0016] Based on the above-mentioned method for laying a reinforced steel cable type shipborne hazardous chemicals accident emergency transfer system, the specific steps are as follows:
[0017] Step 1: Fix the hydraulic winch on the beach, and wind one end of the fixed steel cable around the hydraulic winch, connect the other end to the working boat, and use the working boat to pull the fixed steel cable and sail towards the accident ship;
[0018] Step 2: The working boat sets buoyancy components at set intervals while pulling the fixed steel cable toward the accident ship;
[0019] Step 3: After the working boat reaches the set distance from the accident ship, connect the other end of the fixed steel cable to the accident ship, and then use the hydraulic winch to pull the fixed steel cable in the opposite direction to keep the fixed steel cable in a taut state;
[0020] Step 4: Use the workboat to move the water pumping platform to a set distance from the accident ship and anchor it;
[0021] Step 5: Connect one end of the delivery hose to the hazardous chemicals storage platform on the shore, and the other end to the work boat, and drive the work boat to the water pumping platform. While the work boat pulls the delivery hose, use a pipe clamp to connect the oil delivery hose to the fixed steel cable at set intervals;
[0022] Step 6: After the working boat travels to the set distance from the water pumping platform, connect the other end of the delivery hose to the output end of the suction pump of the water pumping platform;
[0023] Step 7: Extend one end of the suction hose into the set position of the storage tank for liquid hazardous chemicals of the accident ship, and connect the other end of the suction hose to the input end of the suction pump.
[0024] Furthermore, in step seven, one end of the suction hose is extended into the storage tank of the liquid hazardous chemicals of the accident ship in the following manner:
[0025] A hole is drilled at the set position of the storage tank for liquid hazardous chemicals on the accident ship, and then a flange made of sealing material is installed at the opening position and fixed. The flange is then connected to one end of the ball valve, and the other end of the ball valve is connected to one end of the suction hose.
[0026] Furthermore, in step seven, during the process of pumping liquid hazardous chemicals, the operating boat reciprocates along the length direction of the delivery hose to perform regular inspections of the transfer system.
[0027] Beneficial effects: The present invention improves the environmental adaptability of the accident emergency transfer system by adding a fixed steel cable, can adapt to operations under high flow rates, has a fast installation speed, and can avoid leakage accidents of liquid hazardous chemicals when the conveying hose is broken. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0028] Figure 1 to Figure 6 It is a diagram of the laying process of the accident emergency transmission system of the present invention;
[0029] Among them, 1-operation boat, 2-fixed steel cable, 3-hydraulic winch, 4-water pumping platform, 5-shore hazardous chemicals storage platform, 6-suction hose, 7-transport hose, 8-buoyancy component, 9-pipe clamp, 10-accident ship, 11-suction pump, 12-generator set. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0030] The present invention is described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0031] This embodiment provides a reinforced steel cable type shipborne hazardous chemicals accident emergency transfer system, see attached Figure 1-6 , including: an operating boat 1, a fixed steel cable 2, a hydraulic winch 3, an above-water pumping platform 4, a shore hazardous chemicals storage platform 5, a suction hose 6, a delivery hose 7, a buoyancy component 8 and a pipe clamp 9;
[0032] The workboat 1 is used to realize the traction operation of the fixed steel cable 2 and the conveying hose 7, and to move the water pumping platform 4 to the set position, providing a reliable mobile platform for operators to work on the water, and is also used for regular inspection of the conveying system;
[0033] The fixed steel cable 2 is wound around the hydraulic winch 3; the hydraulic winch 3 adopts a high-power winch and has a mechanical braking function; the hydraulic winch 3 is installed on the shore, and the fixed steel cable 2 on the hydraulic winch 3 is laid on the water surface under the action of the working boat 1, and one end of the fixed steel cable 2 is fixed on the hydraulic winch 3, and the other end is connected to the accident ship 10 carrying liquid hazardous chemicals; the mechanical braking function of the hydraulic winch 3 is used to tighten the fixed steel cable 2 so that it can resist the pulling force of the water flow for the conveying hose 7, ensuring the normal operation of the conveying hose 7;
[0034] The above-water pumping platform 4 is composed of two or more pontoon modules, and a generator set 12 and a suction pump 11 are installed on the platform. The generator set 12 is used to provide power to the suction pump 11, and the suction pump 11 is used to suck and pump the liquid hazardous chemicals on the accident ship 10; the above-water pumping platform 4 is moved to a position set at a distance from the accident ship 10 under the action of the workboat 1, and the input end of the suction pump 11 extends into the storage tank containing liquid hazardous chemicals in the accident ship 10 through the suction hose 6;
[0035] The beach hazardous chemicals storage platform 5 is used for storing liquid hazardous chemicals, and the beach hazardous chemicals storage platform 5 is installed on the beach;
[0036] The delivery hose 7 is a transfer channel for liquid hazardous chemicals, one end of which is connected to the storage container in the shore hazardous chemicals storage platform 5, and the other end is connected to the output end of the suction pump 11 of the water pumping platform 4 under the action of the working boat 1;
[0037] The pipe clamp 9 is used to connect the fixed steel cable 2 and the delivery hose 7 together, so that the delivery pipeline can resist the water flow force, and two or more pipe clamps 9 are arranged at intervals;
[0038] Two or more buoyancy components 8 are installed at intervals on the fixed steel cable 2 to bear the weight of liquid hazardous chemicals, the delivery hose 7 and the fixed steel cable 2, so that the delivery hose 7 can float on the water surface; the buoyancy component 8 is a floating ball or a buoy.
[0039] A method for laying a reinforced steel cable type shipborne hazardous chemicals accident emergency transfer system, the specific steps are as follows:
[0040] Step 1: See attached Figure 1 , the hydraulic winch 3 is piled and anchored on the beach, and one end of the fixed steel cable 2 is wound around the hydraulic winch 3, and the other end is connected to the cable guide hole on the working boat 1, and the fixed steel cable 2 is pulled by the working boat 1 to sail towards the accident ship 10;
[0041] Step 2: See attached Figure 2 , the workboat 1 is on the way of pulling the fixed steel cable 2 toward the accident ship 10, and buoys or floats are set every 50m to provide buoyancy;
[0042] Step 3: See attached Figure 3 After the working boat 1 travels to a set distance from the accident ship 10, the fixed steel cable 2 is passed through the cable guide hole on the accident ship 10 and is securely fastened. Then, the fixed steel cable 2 is pulled in the opposite direction by the hydraulic winch 3 to make the fixed steel cable 2 in a taut state. Then, the hydraulic winch 3 is mechanically braked to prevent the fixed steel cable 2 from moving.
[0043] Step 4: See attached Figure 4 , the water pumping platform 4 is moved to a set distance from the accident ship 10 by the working boat 1, and anchored;
[0044] Step 5: See attached Figure 5 , connect one end of the delivery hose 7 to the shore hazardous chemicals storage platform 5, and the other end to the work boat 1, and drive the work boat 1 to the water pumping platform 4. At this time, the delivery hose 7 is on the back of the fixed steel cable 2 relative to the water flow direction, that is, the delivery hose 7 is located on the side of the flow-facing surface of the fixed steel cable 2; while the work boat 1 pulls the delivery hose 7, the oil delivery hose is connected to the fixed steel cable 2 with a pipe clamp 9 every 30m;
[0045] Step 6: See attached Figure 6 After the workboat 1 travels to a set distance from the water pumping platform 4, the other end of the delivery hose 7 is connected to the output end of the suction pump 11 of the water pumping platform 4;
[0046] Step seven: Punch a hole at the set suction point of the storage compartment for liquid hazardous chemicals of the accident ship 10, then install a flange made of sealing material (usually a rubber pad) at the opening position and fix it with rivets, then use bolts to connect the flange to one end of the ball valve, the other end of the ball valve is connected to one end of the suction hose 6, the other end of the suction hose 6 is connected to the input end of the suction pump 11, and finally start the suction pump 11 to suck the liquid hazardous chemicals into the suction hose 6, and then transport them to the shore hazardous chemicals storage platform 5 through the delivery hose 7 for storage; at the same time, in the process of sucking the liquid hazardous chemicals, the workboat 1 reciprocates along the length direction of the delivery hose 7 to perform regular inspections on the transfer system so that leakage can be discovered in time.
[0047] In summary, the above are only preferred embodiments of the present invention and are not intended to limit the protection scope of the present invention. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principles of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.
Claims
1. A reinforced steel cable type shipborne hazardous chemicals accident emergency transfer system, comprising: An operating boat (1), an above-water pumping platform (4), a shore hazardous chemical storage platform (5), a suction hose (6) and a delivery hose (7), characterized in that it also includes: a fixed steel cable (2), a hydraulic winch (3) and a pipe clamp (9); The working boat (1) is used to tow the fixed steel cable (2) and the conveying hose (7), and to move the water pumping platform (4) to a set position; The fixed steel cable (2) is wound around a hydraulic winch (3); the hydraulic winch (3) is installed on the beach, and the end of the fixed steel cable (2) on the hydraulic winch (3) is connected to the accident ship (10) carrying liquid hazardous chemicals under the action of the working boat (1); The above-water pumping platform (4) is composed of two or more pontoon modules, and a generator set (12) and a suction pump (11) are installed on the platform. The generator set (12) is used to provide power to the suction pump (11), and the suction pump (11) is used to suck and pump the liquid hazardous chemicals on the accident ship (10); under the action of the working boat (1), the above-water pumping platform (4) moves to a position at a set distance from the accident ship (10), and the input end of the suction pump (11) extends into a storage tank containing liquid hazardous chemicals in the accident ship (10) through a suction hose (6); The beach hazardous chemicals storage platform (5) is used for storing liquid hazardous chemicals, and the beach hazardous chemicals storage platform (5) is installed on the beach; The delivery hose (7) is a transfer channel for liquid hazardous chemicals, one end of which is connected to a storage container in the shore hazardous chemicals storage platform (5), and the other end is connected to the output end of a suction pump (11) of an above-water pumping platform (4) under the action of an operating boat (1); The pipe clamp (9) is used to connect the fixing steel cable (2) and the conveying hose (7) together, and two or more pipe clamps (9) are arranged at intervals.
2. The reinforced steel cable type shipborne hazardous chemicals accident emergency transfer system as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: It also includes a buoyancy component (8); two or more buoyancy components (8) are installed at intervals on the fixed steel cable (2) to bear the weight of the liquid hazardous chemicals, the delivery hose (7) and the fixed steel cable (2), so that the delivery hose (7) can float on the water surface.
3. The reinforced steel cable type shipborne hazardous chemicals accident emergency transfer system as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that: The buoyancy component (8) is a floating ball or a buoy.
4. The reinforced steel cable type shipborne hazardous chemicals accident emergency transfer system as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The hydraulic winch (3) has a mechanical braking function and is used to keep the fixed steel cable (2) in a taut state.
5. The reinforced steel cable type shipborne hazardous chemicals accident emergency transfer system as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The delivery hose (7) is located on the side of the flow-facing surface of the fixed steel cable (2).
6. A method for laying a reinforced steel cable-type shipborne hazardous chemicals accident emergency transfer system based on claim 2, characterized in that: The specific steps are as follows: Step 1: fix the hydraulic winch (3) on the beach, and wind one end of the fixed steel cable (2) around the hydraulic winch (3), connect the other end to the working boat (1), and pull the fixed steel cable (2) through the working boat (1) to sail towards the accident ship (10); Step 2: The working boat (1) sets buoyancy components (8) at set intervals while pulling the fixed steel cable (2) toward the accident ship (10); Step 3: After the working boat (1) travels to a set distance from the accident ship (10), the other end of the fixing cable (2) is connected to the accident ship (10), and then the fixing cable (2) is pulled in the reverse direction by the hydraulic winch (3) to put the fixing cable (2) in a taut state; Step 4: Using the workboat (1), the water pumping platform (4) is moved to a set distance from the accident ship (10), and anchored; Step 5: Connect one end of the delivery hose (7) to the shore hazardous chemicals storage platform (5), and the other end to the operating boat (1), and drive the operating boat (1) to the water pumping platform (4). While the operating boat (1) pulls the delivery hose (7), the oil delivery hose is connected to the fixed steel cable (2) at set intervals using a pipe clamp (9); Step 6: After the working boat (1) travels to a set distance from the water pumping platform (4), the other end of the delivery hose (7) is connected to the output end of the suction pump (11) of the water pumping platform (4); Step 7: Extend one end of the suction hose (6) into the set position of the storage compartment for liquid hazardous chemicals of the accident ship (10), and connect the other end of the suction hose (6) to the input end of the suction pump (11).
7. A method for laying a reinforced steel cable type shipborne hazardous chemicals emergency transfer system as claimed in claim 6, characterized in that: In step 7, one end of the suction hose (6) is extended into the storage tank of the liquid hazardous chemicals of the accident ship (10) in the following manner: A hole is drilled at a set position of a storage tank for liquid hazardous chemicals of the accident ship (10), and a flange made of a sealing material is installed at the hole position and fixed. The flange is then connected to one end of a ball valve, and the other end of the ball valve is connected to one end of a suction hose (6).
8. A method for laying a reinforced steel cable type shipborne hazardous chemicals accident emergency transfer system as claimed in claim 6, characterized in that: In step seven, during the process of pumping liquid hazardous chemicals, the operating boat (1) reciprocates along the length direction of the delivery hose (7) to perform regular inspections of the delivery system.
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Accident emergency transportation and transfer system for reinforced steel cable type shipborne hazardous chemical substance
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