Ship ice breaking assembly and use method thereof
By designing a ship ice breaking assembly including an ice breaking hob, a lever assembly and a hydraulic drive assembly, the problems of low ice breaking efficiency and high energy consumption in the prior art are solved, and an efficient and low-energy ice breaking effect is achieved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202411028582.4
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-07-30
- Publication Date
- 2025-02-11
- Estimated Expiration
- 2044-07-30
AI Technical Summary
The existing icebreaker technology is inefficient, especially when the ice layer is thick, ice smashing efficiency is low and requires a large energy consumption.
A ship ice breaking assembly is designed, including an ice breaking hob, a lever assembly and a hydraulic drive assembly. The lever assembly is controlled by a hydraulic drive assembly to push the ice breaking assembly to crash on the ice bottom, and the ice breaking hob is rotated quickly to improve the ice breaking efficiency.
It improves ice breaking efficiency and ice breaking ability, reduces energy consumption, is suitable for a variety of ships, and provides efficient ice breaking functions for ships with different functions.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of icebreakers, and in particular relates to a ship icebreaker component and a use method thereof. Background Art
[0002] With the development of science and technology, people have expanded from land to sea, and the shipbuilding industry has become more and more developed, undertaking transportation between continents. However, the manufacture of ships is particularly difficult, especially icebreakers. To undertake icebreaking work, they currently use the method of adjusting the water level in the internal ballast tank to make the bow tilt up and down to crush the ice surface. Although this can break the ice, it will cause the equipment on the ship to sway left and right, especially scientific instruments, which are easily damaged, which is a great challenge to scientific research work. In addition, the existing icebreakers are special ship equipment that only undertake the task of breaking ice and have relatively single functions. Ordinary ships generally do not have icebreaking devices. When encountering ice, they can only rely on icebreakers to break the ice or passively wait for the ice to melt, which seriously affects the navigation of ships.
[0003] Some invention patents in the field of icebreaker technology are disclosed in the prior art, among which the invention patent with application number 201480069763.X discloses an icebreaker ship, which includes a hull with a bottom, a bow and a stern. The bow includes a forward-inclined upper bow, a lower bulbous bow and an intermediate bow. The ship is designed with a structural waterline W1, an upper icebreaking waterline W3 and a lower icebreaking waterline W2. In order to improve the icebreaking capability of the ship, when the ship is operating at the structural waterline W1 of the ship, the upper surface of the lower bulbous bow is arranged to be located at or near the water surface. When the ship is operating at the lower icebreaking waterline W2 of the ship, the lower surface of the lower bulbous bow is arranged to penetrate the water surface. When the ship is operating at the upper icebreaking waterline W3 of the ship, the forward-inclined upper bow is arranged to penetrate the water surface. The invention also relates to a method for operating the icebreaking vessel. The technical solution still has some shortcomings in its application. Currently, most technical methods for breaking ice use the vessel's own gravity and heavy objects to break the ice. However, due to the thick ice layer, it is difficult to break the ice layer simply by breaking the ice. The ice breaking efficiency is low, and breaking the ice with heavy objects requires a lot of energy consumption.
[0004] Based on this, the present invention designs a ship icebreaking component and a method of using the same to solve the above problems. Summary of the invention
[0005] The purpose of the present invention is to solve the problem that the current technical methods for breaking ice mostly utilize the gravity of the ship itself and heavy objects to break the ice, but due to the thick ice layer, it is difficult to break the ice layer only by breaking the ice, the ice breaking efficiency is low, and breaking the ice with heavy objects requires a large amount of energy consumption, and a ship ice breaking component and a method of using the same are proposed.
[0006] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention adopts the following technical solutions:
[0007] A ship icebreaking assembly, comprising:
[0008] A ship body, wherein both sides of the front end of the ship body are provided with mounting grooves, and both sides of the front end surface of the ship body are provided with driving grooves;
[0009] Two ice-breaking assemblies, used for the ship body to break ice on the ice bottom, the two ice-breaking assemblies are respectively arranged on both sides of the two installation grooves;
[0010] Two lever assemblies, used for pushing the two ice-breaking assemblies to collide with the bottom of the ice to break the ice, the two lever assemblies are rotatably connected to the two mounting grooves respectively;
[0011] Two hydraulic drive components are used to trigger two lever components to respectively push two ice-breaking components to collide with the ice bottom and break the ice. The two hydraulic drive components are respectively embedded in the two drive grooves.
[0012] As a further description of the above technical solution:
[0013] The lever assembly includes a first transfer shaft rotatably connected to the mounting groove via a bearing, the other end of the first transfer shaft is rotatably connected to a lever sleeve via two bearings, and a reversing gear is fixedly sleeved on the first transfer shaft corresponding to the inside of the lever sleeve;
[0014] The lever sleeve is internally sleeved with a first lever member and a second lever member engaged with the reverse gear, and the second lever member is symmetrically arranged with the first lever member.
[0015] As a further description of the above technical solution:
[0016] The first lever member comprises a first lever shaft, a first sliding groove is formed on the first lever shaft, a first sliding block is slidably connected in the first sliding groove, a first lever spring is connected to the end surface of the first sliding block, and the first sliding block is elastically supported and connected to the inner end surface of the first sliding groove through the first lever spring;
[0017] The first sliding block is connected to the inner wall of the lever sleeve, and the other side of the first sliding block is connected to the first toothed plate, and the first lever shaft is meshed with the reversing gear through the first toothed plate.
[0018] As a further description of the above technical solution:
[0019] The second lever member comprises a second lever shaft, a second sliding groove is formed on the second lever shaft, a second sliding block is slidably connected in the second sliding groove, a second lever spring is connected to the end surface of the second sliding block, and the second sliding block is elastically supported and connected to the inner end surface of the second sliding groove through the second lever spring;
[0020] The second sliding block is connected to the inner wall of the lever sleeve, the other side of the second sliding block is connected to the second toothed plate, and the second lever shaft is meshed with the reversing gear through the second toothed plate.
[0021] As a further description of the above technical solution:
[0022] The hydraulic drive assembly includes a first adapter frame connected to the end of the first lever shaft, a first adapter is rotatably connected to the inner side of the first adapter frame, a hydraulic cylinder is connected to the other end of the first adapter, a second adapter is connected to the other end of the hydraulic cylinder, a second adapter is rotatably connected to the second adapter, and the second adapter is connected to the inner bottom of the drive groove.
[0023] As a further description of the above technical solution:
[0024] The ice-breaking assembly comprises a link rear seat, a side end surface of the link rear seat is rotatably connected to a second adapter shaft, an ice-breaking wheel is fixedly sleeved on the second adapter shaft, and an ice-breaking roller is fixedly sleeved on the wheel surface of the ice-breaking wheel;
[0025] The other end of the second transfer shaft is fixedly sleeved with an ice-breaking driving component, and the ice-breaking driving component is installed on the side end surface of the link rear seat.
[0026] As a further description of the above technical solution:
[0027] The ice-breaking drive component includes a driven gear, which is fixedly sleeved on the other end of the second transfer shaft. A driving gear is provided on one side of the driven gear. The driving gear and the driven gear are sleeved with the same toothed belt. A submersible motor is installed on the side end surface of the link rear seat, and the driving gear is fixedly sleeved on the submersible motor.
[0028] As a further description of the above technical solution:
[0029] An elastic connection component is connected between the link rear seat and the second lever member, and the elastic connection component includes a piston cylinder connected to the end of the second lever member, a piston rod is sleeved in the piston cylinder, and a support spring is connected to the end of the piston rod. The piston rod is elastically supported and connected to the inner end surface of the piston cylinder through the support spring, and the other end of the piston rod is connected to a connecting seat.
[0030] A method for using a ship icebreaking assembly comprises the following steps:
[0031] S1: The ship body breaks the ice layer on the water surface during the driving process, and controls the submersible motor and the hydraulic cylinder to work in sequence. The submersible motor drives the driving gear to rotate during the operation, and the driving gear transmits power to the driven gear through the toothed belt. The driven gear drives the ice breaking roller to rotate rapidly through the second transfer shaft;
[0032] S2: The hydraulic cylinder performs reciprocating motion during operation. During the retraction phase, the hydraulic cylinder rotates through the first adapter and the inner side of the first adapter frame, and generates a pulling force on the first adapter frame through the first adapter. During this process, the other end of the hydraulic cylinder rotates through the second adapter on the inner side of the second adapter frame through the second adapter. Under the action of the lateral pulling force, the first lever shaft slides on the first sliding block through the first sliding groove in the lever sleeve, and squeezes the first lever spring to cause it to undergo elastic deformation. The first lever shaft drives the first toothed plate to move on the toothed surface of the reversing gear. On the one hand, the first lever shaft drives the reversing gear to rotate through the first toothed plate, and on the other hand, the first lever shaft drives the lever sleeve to rotate around the first adapter shaft.
[0033] S3: During the rotation of the reverse gear, the second tooth plate will be pushed to slide to the other side, and the second tooth plate will drive the second lever shaft to slide on the second sliding block through the second sliding groove in the lever sleeve, and squeeze the second lever spring to make it elastically deformed. The second lever shaft pushes the ice-breaking assembly from bottom to top through the elastic support member. Before the ice-breaking roller contacts the bottom of the ice, the hydraulic cylinder stops the retraction movement. Under the action of the inertia of the ice-breaking assembly, the ice-breaking assembly extends in the piston cylinder through the piston rod, and pulls the support spring to make it elastically deformed.
[0034] S4: The ship body breaks the ice on the water surface during the driving process. In this process, the ship body presses down the ice on the water surface, and the stress of the ice on the water surface is concentrated near the ship body. The icebreaking roller impacts the bottom of the ice on the water surface there. It is suitable for a variety of ships and provides icebreaking function for ships with different functions.
[0035] In summary, due to the adoption of the above technical solution, the beneficial effects of the present invention are:
[0036] 1. In the present invention, the ship body breaks the ice layer on the water surface during the driving process. In this process, the ship body presses down the ice layer on the water surface, and the stress of the ice layer on the water surface is concentrated near the ship body. The ice-breaking roller impacts the bottom of the ice layer on the water surface at that location. The present invention is suitable for a variety of ships and provides ice-breaking function for ships with various functions. The ice-breaking effect is good, the ice-breaking efficiency is high, the installation is convenient, and the use is simple. The ice-breaking roller rotates rapidly when colliding with the ice bottom at that location. The ice-breaking roller cooperates with the ship body. Compared with the existing ice-breaking method using the hull and the traditional ice-smashing method, the ice-breaking efficiency is higher and it is more convenient to break ice in areas with thicker ice.
[0037] 2. In the present invention, before the ice-breaking roller contacts the bottom of the ice, the hydraulic cylinder stops retracting, and under the action of the inertia of the ice-breaking assembly, the ice-breaking assembly extends in the piston cylinder through the piston rod, and pulls the supporting spring to cause it to undergo elastic deformation, so that the ice-breaking roller and the hydraulic cylinder are elastically connected, which can weaken the recoil force generated when the ice-breaking roller collides with the bottom of the ice to a certain extent, thereby providing a certain degree of protection for the hydraulic cylinder. On this basis, the impact strength of the ice-breaking roller contacting the bottom of the ice can be increased by accelerating the working frequency of the reciprocating motion of the hydraulic cylinder. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0038] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of a ship icebreaking assembly and a method of using the same proposed by the present invention;
[0039] Figure 2 This is a structural schematic diagram of a ship icebreaking assembly and a method of using the same from another perspective proposed by the present invention;
[0040] Figure 3 This is a schematic structural diagram of a disassembled elastic connection component in a ship icebreaking component and a method for using the same proposed by the present invention;
[0041] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of a ship icebreaking assembly and a method of using the assembly proposed by the present invention;
[0042] Figure 5 This is a schematic structural diagram of a disassembled lever assembly in a ship icebreaking assembly and a method for using the same proposed by the present invention;
[0043] Figure 6 A ship ice breaking component and its use method proposed by the present invention Figure 5 The enlarged structural diagram at A in the middle;
[0044] Figure 7 This is a structural schematic diagram of the second lever member in a ship icebreaking assembly and a method for using the same proposed by the present invention from another perspective;
[0045] Figure 8 A ship ice breaking component and its use method proposed by the present invention Figure 7 Schematic diagram of the enlarged structure at point B.
[0046] Legend:
[0047] 1. Ship body; 2. Mounting slot; 3. Driving slot; 4. Lever assembly; 401. First transfer shaft; 402. Lever sleeve; 403. First lever member; 4031. First lever shaft; 4032. First sliding groove; 4033. First sliding block; 4034. First lever spring; 4035. First tooth plate; 404. Reverse gear; 405. Second lever member; 4051. Second lever shaft; 4052. Second sliding groove; 4053. Second lever spring; 4054. Second tooth plate; 4055. Second sliding Row block; 5. Hydraulic drive assembly; 501. First adapter frame; 502. First adapter; 503. Hydraulic cylinder; 504. Second adapter frame; 6. Elastic connection assembly; 601. Piston cylinder; 602. Piston rod; 603. Support spring; 604. Connecting seat; 7. Ice-breaking assembly; 701. Linking rear seat; 702. Second adapter shaft; 703. Ice-breaking wheel; 704. Ice-breaking roller; 705. Ice-breaking drive member; 7051. Driven gear; 7052. Toothed belt; 7053. Driving gear; 7054. Submersible motor. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0048] The following will be combined with the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention to clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present invention, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without creative work are within the scope of protection of the present invention.
[0049] Please refer to the attached Figure 1 - Attachment Figure 8 The present invention provides a technical solution: a ship icebreaking component, comprising:
[0050] A ship body 1, both sides of the front end of the ship body 1 are provided with mounting grooves 2, and both sides of the front end of the ship body 1 are provided with driving grooves 3;
[0051] Two ice-breaking assemblies 7, used for the ship body 1 to break ice on the ice bottom, are respectively arranged on both sides of the two installation grooves 2;
[0052] Two lever assemblies 4, used for pushing two ice-breaking assemblies 7 to collide with the bottom of ice to break ice, the two lever assemblies 4 are rotatably connected to the two mounting grooves 2 respectively;
[0053] Two hydraulic drive components 5 are used to trigger two lever components 4 to respectively push two ice-breaking components 7 to collide with the ice bottom and break the ice. The two hydraulic drive components 5 are respectively embedded in the two drive grooves 3.
[0054] Specifically, the lever assembly 4 includes a first transfer shaft 401 rotatably connected to the mounting groove 2 through a bearing, the other end of the first transfer shaft 401 is rotatably connected to a lever sleeve 402 through two bearings, and a reversing gear 404 is fixedly sleeved on the first transfer shaft 401 corresponding to the inside of the lever sleeve 402;
[0055] A first lever member 403 and a second lever member 405 which are meshed with the reverse gear 404 are sleeved inside the lever sleeve 402 , and the second lever member 405 is symmetrically arranged with the first lever member 403 .
[0056] Specifically, the first lever member 403 includes a first lever shaft 4031, a first sliding groove 4032 is formed on the first lever shaft 4031, a first sliding block 4033 is slidably connected in the first sliding groove 4032, a first lever spring 4034 is connected to the end surface of the first sliding block 4033, and the first sliding block 4033 is elastically supported and connected to the inner end surface of the first sliding groove 4032 through the first lever spring 4034;
[0057] The first sliding block 4033 is connected to the inner wall of the lever sleeve 402 . The other side of the first sliding block 4033 is connected to the first toothed plate 4035 . The first lever shaft 4031 is meshed with the reverse gear 404 through the first toothed plate 4035 .
[0058] Specifically, the second lever member 405 includes a second lever shaft 4051, a second slide groove 4052 is formed on the second lever shaft 4051, a second slide block 4055 is slidably connected in the second slide groove 4052, a second lever spring 4053 is connected to the end surface of the second slide block 4055, and the second slide block 4055 is elastically supported and connected to the inner end surface of the second slide groove 4052 through the second lever spring 4053;
[0059] The second sliding block 4055 is connected to the inner wall of the lever sleeve 402 . The other side of the second sliding block 4055 is connected to the second toothed plate 4054 . The second lever shaft 4051 is meshed with the reverse gear 404 through the second toothed plate 4054 .
[0060] Specifically, the hydraulic drive assembly 5 includes a first adapter frame 501 connected to the end of the first lever shaft 4031, the inner side of the first adapter frame 501 is rotatably connected to a first adapter 502, the other end of the first adapter 502 is connected to a hydraulic cylinder 503, the other end of the hydraulic cylinder 503 is connected to a second adapter, the second adapter is rotatably connected to a second adapter frame 504, and the second adapter frame 504 is connected to the inner bottom of the drive groove 3.
[0061] Specifically, the ice-breaking assembly 7 includes a link rear seat 701, a side end surface of the link rear seat 701 is rotatably connected to a second adapter shaft 702, an ice-breaking wheel 703 is fixedly sleeved on the second adapter shaft 702, and an ice-breaking roller 704 is fixedly sleeved on the wheel surface of the ice-breaking wheel 703;
[0062] The other end of the second transfer shaft 702 is fixedly sleeved with an ice-breaking driving component 705 , and the ice-breaking driving component 705 is installed on the side end surface of the link rear seat 701 .
[0063] Specifically, the ice-breaking drive component 705 includes a driven gear 7051, which is fixedly sleeved on the other end of the second transfer shaft 702. A driving gear 7053 is provided on one side of the driven gear 7051. The driving gear 7053 and the driven gear 7051 are sleeved with the same toothed belt 7052. A submersible motor 7054 is installed on the side end surface of the connecting rear seat 701, and the driving gear 7053 is fixedly sleeved on the submersible motor 7054.
[0064] Specifically, an elastic connection component 6 is connected between the link rear seat 701 and the second lever member 405, and the elastic connection component 6 includes a piston cylinder 601 connected to the end of the second lever member 405, a piston rod 602 is sleeved in the piston cylinder 601, and a support spring 603 is connected to the end of the piston rod 602. The piston rod 602 is elastically supported and connected to the inner end surface of the piston cylinder 601 through the support spring 603, and the other end of the piston rod 602 is connected to a connecting seat 604.
[0065] A method for using a ship icebreaking assembly comprises the following steps:
[0066] S1: The ship body 1 breaks the ice layer on the water surface during the driving process, and controls the submersible motor 7054 and the hydraulic cylinder 503 to work in sequence. The submersible motor 7054 drives the driving gear 7053 to rotate during the operation, and the driving gear 7053 transmits power to the driven gear 7051 through the toothed belt 7052. The driven gear 7051 drives the ice-breaking roller 704 to rotate rapidly through the second transfer shaft 702;
[0067] S2: The hydraulic cylinder 503 performs reciprocating motion during operation. During the retraction phase, the hydraulic cylinder 503 rotates with the inner side of the first adapter frame 501 through the first adapter 502, and generates a pulling force on the first adapter frame 501 through the first adapter 502. During this process, the other end of the hydraulic cylinder 503 rotates on the inner side of the second adapter frame 504 through the second adapter. Under the action of the lateral pulling force, the first lever shaft 4031 slides on the first sliding block 4033 through the first sliding groove 4032 in the lever sleeve 402, and squeezes the first lever spring 4034 to cause it to undergo elastic deformation. The first lever shaft 4031 drives the first toothed plate 4035 to move on the toothed surface of the reversing gear 404. On the one hand, the first lever shaft 4031 drives the reversing gear 404 to rotate through the first toothed plate 4035. On the other hand, the first lever shaft 4031 drives the lever sleeve 402 to rotate around the first adapter shaft 401.
[0068] S3: During the rotation of the reverse gear 404, the second tooth plate 4054 is pushed to slide to the other side, and the second tooth plate 4054 drives the second lever shaft 4051 to slide on the second slide block 4055 through the second slide groove 4052 in the lever sleeve 402, and squeezes the second lever spring 4053 to make it elastically deformed. The second lever shaft 4051 pushes the ice-breaking assembly 7 from bottom to top through the elastic support member. Before the ice-breaking roller 704 contacts the bottom of the ice, the hydraulic cylinder 503 stops the retraction movement. Under the action of the inertia of the ice-breaking assembly 7, the ice-breaking assembly 7 extends in the piston cylinder 601 through the piston rod 602, and pulls the support spring 603 to make it elastically deformed.
[0069] S4: The ship body 1 breaks the ice layer on the water surface during the driving process. In this process, the ship body 1 presses down the ice layer on the water surface, and the stress of the ice layer on the water surface is concentrated near the ship body 1. The icebreaking roller 704 impacts the bottom of the ice layer on the water surface there. It is suitable for a variety of ships and provides icebreaking function for ships with different functions.
[0070] Working principle, when using:
[0071] The ship body 1 breaks the ice layer on the water surface during the driving process, and controls the submersible motor 7054 and the hydraulic cylinder 503 to work in sequence. The submersible motor 7054 drives the driving gear 7053 to rotate during the operation, and the driving gear 7053 transmits power to the driven gear 7051 through the toothed belt 7052. The driven gear 7051 drives the ice-breaking roller 704 to rotate rapidly through the second transfer shaft 702;
[0072] The hydraulic cylinder 503 performs reciprocating motion during operation. During the retraction phase, the hydraulic cylinder 503 rotates with the inner side of the first adapter frame 501 through the first adapter 502, and generates a pulling force on the first adapter frame 501 through the first adapter 502. During this process, the other end of the hydraulic cylinder 503 rotates on the inner side of the second adapter frame 504 through the second adapter. Under the action of the lateral pulling force, the first lever shaft 4031 slides on the first sliding block 4033 through the first sliding groove 4032 in the lever sleeve 402, and squeezes the first lever spring 4034 to cause it to undergo elastic deformation. The first lever shaft 4031 drives the first toothed plate 4035 to move on the toothed surface of the reversing gear 404. On the one hand, the first lever shaft 4031 drives the reversing gear 404 to rotate through the first toothed plate 4035. On the other hand, the first lever shaft 4031 drives the reversing gear 404 to rotate through the first toothed plate 4035. The rod shaft 4031 drives the lever sleeve 402 to rotate around the first adapter shaft 401. During the rotation of the reverse gear 404, the second tooth plate 4054 is pushed to slide to the other side. The second tooth plate 4054 drives the second lever shaft 4051 to slide on the second sliding block 4055 through the second sliding groove 4052 in the lever sleeve 402, and squeezes the second lever spring 4053 to make it elastically deformed. The second lever shaft 4051 pushes the ice-breaking assembly 7 from bottom to top through the elastic support member. Before the ice-breaking roller 704 contacts the bottom of the ice, the hydraulic cylinder 503 stops the retraction movement. Under the action of the inertia of the ice-breaking assembly 7, the ice-breaking assembly 7 extends in the piston cylinder 601 through the piston rod 602, and pulls the support spring 603 to make it elastically deformed, so that the ice-breaking roller 704 and the hydraulic cylinder 503 are elastically connected.
[0073] The ship body 1 breaks the ice layer on the water surface during the driving process. In this process, the ship body 1 presses down the ice layer on the water surface, and the stress of the ice layer on the water surface is concentrated near the ship body 1, and the ice-breaking roller 704 impacts the bottom of the ice layer on the water surface there.
[0074] The above are only preferred specific implementation modes of the present invention, but the protection scope of the present invention is not limited thereto. Any technician familiar with the technical field can make equivalent replacements or changes according to the technical solutions and inventive concepts of the present invention within the technical scope disclosed by the present invention, which should be covered by the protection scope of the present invention.
Claims
1. A ship icebreaking assembly, characterized in that: include: A ship body (1), wherein both sides of the front end of the ship body (1) are provided with mounting grooves (2), and both sides of the front end surface of the ship body (1) are provided with driving grooves (3); Two ice-breaking assemblies (7) used for the ship body (1) to break ice on the ice bottom, the two ice-breaking assemblies (7) being respectively arranged on both sides of the two installation grooves (2); Two lever assemblies (4) used to push the two ice-breaking assemblies (7) to collide with the bottom of the ice to break the ice, and the two lever assemblies (4) are rotatably connected to the two installation grooves (2) respectively; Two hydraulic drive components (5) are used to trigger two lever components (4) to respectively push two ice-breaking components (7) to collide with the bottom of the ice to break the ice. The two hydraulic drive components (5) are respectively embedded in the two drive grooves (3); The lever assembly (4) comprises a first transfer shaft (401) rotatably connected to the mounting groove (2) via a bearing, the other end of the first transfer shaft (401) being rotatably connected to a lever sleeve (402) via two bearings, and a reversing gear (404) being fixedly sleeved on the first transfer shaft (401) and corresponding to the interior of the lever sleeve (402); A first lever member (403) and a second lever member (405) meshing with the reverse gear (404) are sleeved inside the lever sleeve (402), and the second lever member (405) and the first lever member (403) are symmetrically arranged; The first lever member (403) comprises a first lever shaft (4031), a first sliding groove (4032) is provided on the first lever shaft (4031), a first sliding block (4033) is slidably connected in the first sliding groove (4032), an end surface of the first sliding block (4033) is connected to a first lever spring (4034), and the first sliding block (4033) is elastically supported and connected to the inner end surface of the first sliding groove (4032) via the first lever spring (4034); The first sliding block (4033) is connected to the inner wall of the lever sleeve (402); the other side of the first sliding block (4033) is connected to a first toothed plate (4035); the first lever shaft (4031) is meshed with the reverse gear (404) via the first toothed plate (4035); The second lever member (405) comprises a second lever shaft (4051), a second sliding groove (4052) is provided on the second lever shaft (4051), a second sliding block (4055) is slidably connected in the second sliding groove (4052), an end surface of the second sliding block (4055) is connected to a second lever spring (4053), and the second sliding block (4055) is elastically supported and connected to the inner end surface of the second sliding groove (4052) via the second lever spring (4053); The second sliding block (4055) is connected to the inner wall of the lever sleeve (402); the other side of the second sliding block (4055) is connected to a second toothed plate (4054); and the second lever shaft (4051) is meshed with the reverse gear (404) via the second toothed plate (4054); The hydraulic drive assembly (5) comprises a first adapter frame (501) connected to the end of the first lever shaft (4031); a first adapter (502) is rotatably connected to the inner side of the first adapter frame (501); the other end of the first adapter frame (502) is connected to a hydraulic cylinder (503); the other end of the hydraulic cylinder (503) is connected to a second adapter frame; the second adapter frame (504) is rotatably connected to the second adapter frame; and the second adapter frame (504) is connected to the inner bottom of the drive slot (3); The ice-breaking assembly (7) comprises a linking rear seat (701), a side end face of the linking rear seat (701) being rotatably connected to a second adapter shaft (702), an ice-breaking wheel (703) being fixedly sleeved on the second adapter shaft (702), an ice-breaking roller (704) being fixedly sleeved on the wheel surface of the ice-breaking wheel (703), an ice-breaking driving member (705) being fixedly sleeved on the other end of the second adapter shaft (702), and the ice-breaking driving member (705) being mounted on the side end face of the linking rear seat (701); An elastic connection component (6) is connected between the link rear seat (701) and the second lever member (405), and the elastic connection component (6) comprises a piston cylinder (601) connected to the end of the second lever member (405), a piston rod (602) is sleeved in the piston cylinder (601), and a support spring (603) is connected to the end of the piston rod (602). The piston rod (602) is elastically supported and connected to the inner end surface of the piston cylinder (601) through the support spring (603), and the other end of the piston rod (602) is connected to a coupling seat (604).
2. A ship icebreaking assembly according to claim 1, characterized in that: The ice-breaking driving member (705) comprises a driven gear (7051), wherein the driven gear (7051) is fixedly sleeved on the other end of the second transfer shaft (702), a driving gear (7053) is provided on one side of the driven gear (7051), and the driving gear (7053) and the driven gear (7051) are sleeved with the same toothed belt (7052), and a submersible motor (7054) is installed on the side end surface of the link rear seat (701), and the driving gear (7053) is fixedly sleeved on the submersible motor (7054).
3. A method for using the ship icebreaking assembly according to claim 2, characterized in that: The following steps are involved: S1: The ship body (1) breaks ice on the water surface during the travel, and controls the submersible motor (7054) and the hydraulic cylinder (503) to work in sequence. The submersible motor (7054) drives the driving gear (7053) to rotate during the operation. The driving gear (7053) transmits power to the driven gear (7051) through the toothed belt (7052). The driven gear (7051) drives the ice-breaking roller (704) to rotate rapidly through the second transfer shaft (702); S2: The hydraulic cylinder (503) performs reciprocating motion during operation. During the retraction phase, the hydraulic cylinder (503) rotates on the inner side of the first adapter frame (501) through the first adapter (502) and generates a pulling force on the first adapter frame (501) through the first adapter (502). During this process, the other end of the hydraulic cylinder (503) rotates on the inner side of the second adapter frame (504) through the second adapter. Under the action of the lateral pulling force, the first lever shaft (4031) is retracted from the lever sleeve (402). The first lever shaft (4031) drives the first toothed plate (4035) to move on the toothed surface of the reverse gear (404). On the one hand, the first lever shaft (4031) drives the reverse gear (404) to rotate through the first toothed plate (4035). On the other hand, the first lever shaft (4031) drives the lever sleeve (402) to rotate around the first transfer shaft (401). S3: During the rotation of the reverse gear (404), the second toothed plate (4054) is pushed to slide to the other side. The second toothed plate (4054) drives the second lever shaft (4051) to slide on the second sliding block (4055) through the second sliding groove (4052) in the lever sleeve (402), and squeezes the second lever spring (4053) to cause it to undergo elastic deformation. The second lever shaft (4051) pushes the ice-breaking assembly (7) to move from bottom to top through the elastic connection assembly (6). Before the ice-breaking roller (704) contacts the bottom of the ice, the hydraulic cylinder (503) stops the retraction movement. Under the action of the inertia of the ice-breaking assembly (7), the ice-breaking assembly (7) performs an extension movement in the piston cylinder (601) through the piston rod (602), and pulls the support spring (603) to cause it to undergo elastic deformation. S4: The ship body (1) breaks the ice layer on the water surface during the course of traveling. During this process, the ship body (1) presses down on the ice layer on the water surface, and the stress of the ice layer on the water surface is concentrated near the ship body (1), and the ice-breaking roller (704) impacts the bottom of the ice layer on the water surface.
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