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Method for changing the characteristics of a ship and a hull form of an icebreaking ship

CA 2107590 C · Owner: Mattila, Reijo · Inventors: Mattila, Reijo; Eronen, Harri; Harjula, Arjo

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A method for improving the seakeeping characteristics of an icebreaking ship (20) so that the breadth of the ship's hull (21) will be decreased on the aft wide foreship (65) in the vicinity of the water line (22). It can be implemented with solid hull form or so that on the side of the hull there is a section (30) removable with respect to the solid hull location or position of which, will be changed with respect to the hull. In the solid structure on side of the hull there will be formed a recess (60) and above it a reamer (70), rising towards the stern and formed by a sloping surface (71). The recess forms a pass between the bilge keel (24) and the reamer becoming wider towards the stern …

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  • Filed April 6, 1992 and granted September 22, 1998. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended April 6, 2012.
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FiledApril 6, 1992
GrantedSeptember 22, 1998
Term endedApril 6, 2012
Patent numberCA 2107590 C
Classification (IPC)B63B35/08

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