Wave self adaptable emergency rescue boat

Abstract

The invention discloses a wave self adaptable emergency rescue boat. The wave self adaptable emergency rescue boat comprises a main hull as well as a front arch and a rear arch which are used for supporting the main hull, wherein float bowels are arranged at the two sides of the bottom of the rescue boat, the float bowels are fixedly connected with the rigid sliding plate, a suspension system is arranged at the front side of the rigid sliding plate, the front arch is connected with the suspension system by virtue of a ball bearing, a rear connecting part is arranged at the rear side of the rigid sliding plate, the rear connecting part is hinged with the rear arch, a propulsion nacelle is connected with the rear end of the rigid sliding plate by virtue of a pin shaft, the main hull is connected with the front arch by virtue of the ball bearing, and the main hull is fixedly connected with the rear arch. The rescue boat disclosed by the invention not only has the characteristics of the traditional rescue boat that operation is flexible, maneuverability is high and water quality requirement is low, but also has wave movement adaptability and does not push, oppress and break waves onlylike the traditional vessels, the wave self adaptable emergency rescue boat can comply with fluctuating and changeable water surface, and a worker on the rescue boat can not feel up-and-down pitch inlarger stormy waves.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of water rescue and salvage equipment manufacturing, in particular to a wave-adaptive emergency rescue boat. Background technique [0002] At present, the vast ocean contains rich minerals and energy, and the development of coastal marine resources and tourism and entertainment projects have also grown linearly. The resulting problems of life and property safety on the water are becoming more and more serious, which is of great concern to my country. Water rescue forces put forward higher requirements. Most of the existing rescue ships in our country are large or small old ships, which can no longer meet the increasingly severe situation of rescue of life and property on water. [0003] Specifically, most of the accidents involving human life and property loss on the water are accompanied by a relatively harsh marine environment, usually in strong wind and wave weather, or even in strong typhoon weather, whi...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the disadvantages of these boats are that the hull is small, the ability to resist strong winds and waves is poor, the cruising distance is short, the crew is small, and the crew is prone to fatigue when working in stormy days or for a long time. Therefore, they are only suitable for working in offshore or near the mother ship.

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