Cabin water-leakage alarm apparatus

Abstract

The prior iron products of thousands of tons float on the water surface by buoyancy. When vessels operate on the water or are anchored, water leakage caused by the quality of electric welding, the quality of steel materials, etc. can cause risk and pose a threat to the safety of the vessels and the personnel. The invention provides a vessel water leakage and seepage alarm, which is designed to automatically detect water seepage on the bottom or in some positions of the vessel. The alarm is composed of a single channel, a multiple channel, a probe, and a main frame of the alarm. As long as the water exists where water should not appear, electrical water resistance is transferred to the main frame following the water, and an alarm action is conducted, thereby solving the problem of alarming about water leakage.

Description

[0001] Applicable fields: [0002] The invention relates to the field of water leakage detection of ships, water operation facilities and the like. Background technique: [0003] Existing iron products with a size of thousands of tons are floated on the water surface by buoyancy. When the ship is working on the water or berthing, the water leakage caused by the welding quality and the quality of the steel itself is always a crisis and a threat to the ship and personal safety. During the operation, due to the engine working, the whole ship was deafening, and the ship was often not aware of water leakage until the ship was seriously tilted, and it was often caught off guard. It is often reported that the reason why the ship sinks is unknown or the cause of the sinking is being investigated. However, electronic technology can be said to be omnipotent, but it has not been popularized to the automatic monitoring of water leakage at the bottom of the ship. Invention content: [...

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Problems solved by technology

It is often reported that the reason for the sinking of the ship is unknown or the cause of the sinking is being investigated. However, electronic technology can be said to be omnipotent, but it has not been popularized to the automatic monitoring of water leakage at the bottom of the ship.