NAVIRE A EFFET DE SURFACE STABILISE EN ROULIS
    1.
    发明公开
    NAVIRE A EFFET DE SURFACE STABILISE EN ROULIS 失效
    ROLL监管气枕BOOT

    公开(公告)号:EP0789657A1

    公开(公告)日:1997-08-20

    申请号:EP95907050.0

    申请日:1995-01-19

    申请人: Hassan, Eric

    发明人: Hassan, Eric

    IPC分类号: B60V1 B63B39

    摘要: A surface-effect vessel including a central hull (2) and two thin side keels (3a, 3b) located on either side of the central hull and defining therewith, under the deadworks of the vessel (4), an air tunnel (12a, 12b) with an open side facing the water surface and front and rear transverse sides sealed by flexible front and rear skirts (5a, 5b, 6a, 6b), as well as blowers combined with respective air tunnels for blowing air into the space between the front and rear skirts to create two separate compressed air masses (8a, 8b) that each exert a lift force on the vessel. The lower edge (10) of each keel is shaped so that it partially emerges from the water when the vessel begins to roll (O) in the keel raising direction, whereby air leaks out sideways (D) and, the greater the degree of roll, the greater will be the corresponding reduction in the lifting force exerted by the compressed air mass laterally defined by said keel, and the faster it will occur. The rolling motion of the vessel is thus damped.

    NAVIRE A EFFET DE SURFACE STABILISE EN ROULIS
    2.
    发明授权
    NAVIRE A EFFET DE SURFACE STABILISE EN ROULIS 失效
    ROLL监管气枕BOOT

    公开(公告)号:EP0789657B1

    公开(公告)日:1999-03-31

    申请号:EP95907050.9

    申请日:1995-01-19

    申请人: Hassan, Eric

    发明人: Hassan, Eric

    IPC分类号: B63B39/08 B60V1/12

    摘要: A surface-effect vessel including a central hull (2) and two thin side keels (3a, 3b) located on either side of the central hull and defining therewith, under the deadworks of the vessel (4), an air tunnel (12a, 12b) with an open side facing the water surface and front and rear transverse sides sealed by flexible front and rear skirts (5a, 5b, 6a, 6b), as well as blowers combined with respective air tunnels for blowing air into the space between the front and rear skirts to create two separate compressed air masses (8a, 8b) that each exert a lift force on the vessel. The lower edge (10) of each keel is shaped so that it partially emerges from the water when the vessel begins to roll (O) in the keel raising direction, whereby air leaks out sideways (D) and, the greater the degree of roll, the greater will be the corresponding reduction in the lifting force exerted by the compressed air mass laterally defined by said keel, and the faster it will occur. The rolling motion of the vessel is thus damped.