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    • 2. 发明授权
    • Apparatus and method for performing external surface work on ship hulls
    • 在船体上进行外表面工作的装置和方法
    • US5353729A
    • 1994-10-11
    • US99434
    • 1993-07-30
    • Richard A. GoldbachWilliam A. WagnerFrank E. McConnellJoseph H. Hoffman
    • Richard A. GoldbachWilliam A. WagnerFrank E. McConnellJoseph H. Hoffman
    • B63C5/02B63B59/06B63B59/00
    • B63B59/06
    • Dry, particulate abrasive for use in abrasive blast cleaning of a ship hull is supplied to blasting pots from abrasive supply hopper assemblies lifted into place from a recycling station. Spent abrasive, with debris, is collected and placed on a conveyor belt extending parallel to the keel blocks, for conveying the collected material to the recycling station. There, the collected material is processed to remove undersized and foreign material from the reuseable abrasive grit. The latter is loaded into supply hopper assemblies, which are crane-lifted back into supplying relation with respective blasting pots. By preference, the abrasive blasting work takes place from elevatable, curtain-enclosed platforms supported on a drydock floor, the blasting pots are located on the drydock wing wall, the abrasive grit is ferromagnetic and recovered from the drydock floor partly with the aid of a magnetic abrasive pick-up unit, and the recycling station is located on a barge moored at an end of the drydock.
    • 用于船体磨料喷砂清理的干燥颗粒磨料从提炼到回收站的磨料供料斗组件提供给喷砂锅。 废弃的具有碎屑的磨料被收集并放置在平行于龙骨块延伸的传送带上,用于将收集的材料输送到回收站。 在那里,处理收集的材料以从可再利用的磨料砂粒中除去不合格和异物。 后者被装载到供料斗组件中,供料斗组件被起重机提升回到与各个喷射锅供应关系。 优选的是,喷砂工作是从支撑在干坞地板上的可升高的窗帘式平台进行的,喷砂锅位于干坞翼壁上,研磨砂砾是铁磁性的,部分借助于 磁性研磨拾取单元,并且回收站位于在干船坞末端停泊的驳船上。
    • 6. 发明授权
    • Vessel hull construction and method
    • 船体结构及方法
    • US5090351A
    • 1992-02-25
    • US678802
    • 1991-04-01
    • Richard A. GoldbachRichard SalzerFrank E. McConnell
    • Richard A. GoldbachRichard SalzerFrank E. McConnell
    • B63B3/62B63B3/12B63B3/20B63B3/22B63B9/06
    • B63B3/12B63B3/20B63B3/22B63B9/06
    • An improved curved-plate, double-hull tanker construction is provided, having reduced or eliminated transverse reinforcing structure in its midbody, except for bulkheads. The hull, though double, can compare in weight to conventional single hulls, despite being entirely made of mild steel plate. It is made of significantly fewer pieces, with a reduction in welding footage. More of the steel is used in the form of plate, rather than more expensive shapes. Improved productivity is possible, resulting from standardization of parts, less scrap, greater use of jigs and fixtures, automated welding, blast-cleaning and painting, so that not so much staging is needed, the work environment can be safer, and the product can be produced at a lower unit labor cost. Preferably, cathodic epoxy painting is used for durability and reduction in problems due to blast cleaning, solvent evaporation and generation of refuse. Extending the double hull structure from the bottom and sides of the hull to the main deck can provide space for fuel oil to be located safely away from the skin of the ship, rather than in possibly vulnerable deep tanks at the stern. The constructional technique is believed to be applicable to vessel hulls in the 70,000 DWT to 300,000 DWT range. The vessel hull midbody module subassemblies may be assembled into modules, hull midbodies and vessels using the method and apparatus disclosed in Cuneo et al., Application No. 07/532,329.