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WO/1997/029941A1 |
A hatch assembly (2) includes a first frame member (4) having a generally J-shaped cross section with a longitudinal extending or upright portion and a generally parallel lip portion (4b) which is separated from the longitudinal portion ...
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WO/1997/026179A1 |
The invention relates to a ship's window comprising a glazing (1), a holder for the glazing and means for setting the window into a ship's side (13). The holder for the glazing comprises an inner profile (2) and an outer profile (3) with...
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WO/1997/020731A1 |
An arrangement for gates in spaces in ships (11) which consists of a number of gate sections (1-10), which are connected to each other via folding joints (18). The gate sections can, by means of a drive unit, be moved between a shielding...
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WO/1997/018987A1 |
Elevatable drilling deck/moonpool hatch for a drilling vessel giving better space on the drilling deck and eases the work associated with the drilling operations. It is disclosed such an elevatable drilling deck/moonpool hatch for a dril...
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WO/1996/032317A1 |
The invention relates to a device for a ship (2) which exhibits a pivotally mounted door element (3) so arranged as to function as a door in an upward-pivoted covering position in an opening (4) in the ship (2), and as a ramp in a downwa...
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WO/1996/028339A1 |
A boat hull having a bow (11), a stern (12), a bottom (14) extending between the bow (11) and stern (12), a deck (15) and a space under the deck (15) between the bow (11), stern (12) and bottom (14) which provides buoyancy for the hull, ...
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WO/1996/027523A1 |
The present invention relates to a side support element (9) for a ship's hatch cover with one or a greater number of sections adapted to cover a ship's cargo space, said hatch cover sections being connected to each other by hinges, and s...
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WO/1996/025325A1 |
The present invention relates to a system for closing/opening the cargo space (1) of a dry cargo ship by means of a hatch cover (4) comprising at least one section and said ship incorporating container guides (6) with stiffening frames (...
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WO/1996/025324A1 |
The present invention relates to a mechanism for rotating a hatch cover (4) designed to close/open the cargo space of a dry cargo ship by an angle essentially equal to 90� from a horizontal closed position (4) of the hatch cover to a v...
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WO/1996/016863A1 |
A hatch (3) to be fitted to a vessel (1) such as a kayak. The hatch (3) comprises a first portion (4) and second portion (5) which inter-engage about an edge (18) of a deck (1) of a craft. The first portion (4) and second portion (5) inc...
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WO/1996/015023A1 |
Shortcomings have manifested themselves in the locking mechanisms of large hatches and visors and of bow and stern gates. In the new locking mechanism, one or more hard-surface locking parts (1) of unequal dimensions and bevelled on both...
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WO/1996/013422A1 |
In its bow, a ship is provided with an opening (11) in the hull (10) of the ship, which may be closed by means of a bow door (12). In order to reduce the risk of damages caused by outer forces applied on the door (12), there is provided ...
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WO/1996/000681A1 |
The invention relates to a ship's hatch cover (2, 2') with the supporting element (5, 5') on the hatch cover side, at least one plain bearing assembly (1, 1'), which also has a supporting element (4, 4') on the coaming side and alignment...
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WO/1995/024335A1 |
A cargo hatch cover actuation mechanism is disclosed with at least one fixed unilateral mechanical actuator (40) being mounted on a cargo hatch cover panel (12). The actuator (40) is driven by an electric motor (42), and controlled by a ...
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WO/1995/018037A1 |
This invention relates to arrangements at hatches and the like for openings of holds in ships. The novelty lies therein that at least some hatches are arranged as hatch elements (4) and have at least one seat (6) for receiving at least o...
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WO/1995/007212A1 |
Proposed is a hatch-cover assembly for the deck (1) of a cargot ship, in which part of the edge of the hatch cover (2) overlaps the coaming (1). The support for the hatch cover (2) on the coaming consists of several pillars (3), spaced r...
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WO/1995/004866A1 |
Structural members used to form the framing or glazing bars of window or windscreen assemblies and the like, for example the "A" posts (40) at the sides of a windscreeen of a vehicle (44) seen in the figure, are formed of transparent or ...
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WO/1995/001903A1 |
A slide bearing, suitable in particular for transmitting high bearing forces when the bearing partners are slightly and slowly moved with respect to each other, has a bearing block (1) or support into which are incorporated rods (30) mad...
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WO/1994/029163A1 |
In a support for ship hatchway covers, a supporting rod (9) is arranged between the bearing block (3) secured to the coaming plate (1) and the supporting block (4) secured to the hatchway cover (5). The supporting rod (9) transmits on th...
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WO/1994/028339A1 |
A seal for plate-shaped closures for openings on board of ships, such as hatchway covers, consists of an elastic hollow section (7) which sealingly lies without pressure on the sealing partner (3) but which is pulled off therefrom when a...
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WO/1994/017890A1 |
An apparatus for separate drainage of two non-miscible liquids, especially oil and water, from a surface, especially from the deck (4) of a tanker (1). The apparatus comprises an upwardly open, well-forming container (11) which, in use, ...
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WO/1994/010468A1 |
A bearing block (12) is used to support a building element (10), in particular a building element subject to different loads, on a bearing body (14), when alignment errors and/or relative movements are to be expected because of possible ...
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WO/1994/007772A1 |
A hatch in road or rail tanker (2) includes a hatch cover (7) mounted in a flange (8) of a compartment manhole (9). In order to prevent leaks from the hatch cover (7), a band (13) is welded to the top of the tank (2) around compartment m...
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WO/1994/004412A1 |
A device for closing a downwardly open receiving space (3) in the bottom of a floating vessel (1), especially a space for receiving a submerged buoy for the transfer of liquid hydrocarbons, wherein the buoy is raised by means of a line m...
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WO/1994/000331A1 |
The bow door (9) of a ferry consists of two sections (7) of the sides (5) on either side of the stem beneath the foredeck (4) and a section (10) of the foredeck lying thereabove. These side and foredeck sections (including the relevant s...
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WO/1993/017212A1 |
A closure assembly (10) such as a hatch assembly for an opening (15) such as an opening formed in the deck of a water craft, including a base (12) having a wall (14) surrounding the opening and a hatch member (11) having a skirt (21) of ...
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WO/1992/020570A1 |
The invention relates to a convertible freighter, the cargo space of which can be adapted to the cargo to be carried, which can be converted from a vessel with usual moulded depth to a vessel with raised moulded depth and thus helps redu...
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WO/1991/000821A1 |
Pleasure boat with a sail or motor comprising a hull (10) and a deck (11) separated by an interface (12), remarkable insofar along the outlying perimeter of the interface (12) on the hull and/or on the deck, it has one or more shaped ind...
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WO1991000211A1 |
A helm-station/pilot-house for a boat in which there is provided a vertically-slidable roof slidably mounted with respect to, and supported by, the radar arch of the helm-station/pilot-house. The roof may be raised to its elevated positi...
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WO/1991/000211A2 |
A helm-station/pilot-house for a boat in which there is provided a vertically-slidable roof slidably mounted with respect to, and supported by, the radar arch of the helm-station/pilot-house. The roof may be raised to its elevated positi...
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WO/1990/012729A1 |
A general cargo ship (10) is equipped with side port openings (34, 35) for transporting freight (59) inwardly and outwardly from the ship. The ship (10) is equipped with an upper superstructure (25) in a continuous length above a fore-an...
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WO/1990/010573A1 |
The invention concerns an underwater vehicle equipped with a passive optical observation system. The vehicle has an observation window (17) with a diameter (D) within the range 0.3-3.0 m and a curved surface (32). To increase the sensiti...
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WO/1990/005659A1 |
A bow cover (11) for covering an open portion of the bow in an open-bow boat (10) having a raised interior portion (14) and a flared portion (15) therearound with an inwardly directed opening (11') through each, a cover arrangement (16) ...
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WO/1989/006204A1 |
In a cargo ship the upper edge (8) of its lateral loading opening (3) is at a higher level than the rails (4) of an overhead crane (5) in its cargo space (2), an intermediate cargo deck being divided into two sections (6, 7). The elevato...
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WO/1988/000150A1 |
At least a part of the cargo space is covered by a structure (2) made of a flexible and essentially air-impermeable material, which cover structure is formed of cells (3) to be filled with gas and at least mechanically connected to each ...
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WO/1987/002959A1 |
The ventilated marine hatch cover (10) has a well (11) constructed therein and a ventilator (10A) located in the well. The ventilator has an upstanding coaming (14), a cowl (15) associated with the coaming and moveable between a raised v...
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WO/1987/000501A1 |
View port for an underwater vehicle, e.g. for a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) usable for underwater inspection, and provides a view port (2) which can form a component of a pressure hull of an underwater vehicle, and which can be sandw...
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WO/1985/004140A1 |
Hatch assembly for an opening in the coach roof of a boat. The hatch assembly (4) comprises a roof part (7), side walls (10) and a front wall (8). The side and front walls are movable between a position in, or substantially parallel to, ...
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WO/1984/001552A1 |
A pair of supports for a hatch cover of container ships comprises an upper support (21) and a lower support (20). The lower support (20) is welded to a hatch bank and consists of wear-resistant hard steel. The upper support (21) is compr...
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WO/1982/003609A1 |
A battening apparatus for use in combination with the hatch covers aboard ships or the like, comprising a hook member (8) which at one end is adapted to engage a peg (3) on the cover and, at a distance from the said end, through a link (...
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WO1982000123A1 |
Means for sealing between two cover elements (1, 2) which are to be positioned in the same plane and be moved relatively to each other both in the plane of the elements and at right angles to the same. For the purpose of securing sealing...
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WO/1981/001824A1 |
A side rolling system for the movement of a cover (3), or a section of a cover to/from a position in which the cover or section covers a hatch, such as aboard a vessel from/to a horizontal parking position outside of the hatch coaming. A...
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JP7431781B2 |
The present invention improves functionality and safety. This rain shield device 20 for shipment comprises: a device body 20A which is configured to cover a hatch opening that is formed when a sliding hatch cover 11 for opening/closing...
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JP3245654U |
[Problem] The hatch cover panel can be moved with less force, has a simpler structure, and requires less maintenance work, and the hatch cover panel has dimensions within a predetermined range without changing the dimensions of the openi...
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JP7401506B2 |
To improve seal performance.A rain cover device for shipping includes: a device body which is configured to cover a hatch which is formed when a slide type hatch cover 11 for opening or closing an upper opening of a hold is opened; a bas...
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JP2023073715A |
To provide a rain cover device for shipping which achieves improvement of seal performance.A rain cover device for shipping includes: a device body which is configured to cover a hatch which is formed when a slide type hatch cover 11 for...
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JP7191631B2 |
To provide a resin bag state container improving safety of a worker and greatly reducing cleaning cost by having a washing step after landing simplified in a cargo tank of a chemical tanker.A resin bag state container installed in a carg...
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JP7169239B2 |
To provide a vessel door capable of further restricting entry from the outside of a cabin.A first locking mechanism 56 is capable of preventing a door body 51 from being opened from an edge unit 51b on opposite side of hinge units 52A, 5...
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JP7138594B2 |
To provide a vessel capable of increasing the number of harbor docks capable of loading/unloading a vehicle even in a comparatively high dock with cargo work by a Ro_Ro method as well as excelling in stability performance and seaworthine...
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JP7066247B1 |
To eliminate the need for a hydraulic cam mechanism for pushing up a hatch cover panel when opening, to move the hatch cover panel with a smaller force, to have a simpler structure, and to reduce maintenance work. A switchgear comprises ...
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