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US 12,319,396 B2Granted
Vessel propelling system and assembly
AssigneeSeamach Pty Ltd.
InventorTimothy Peter Udvary
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a vessel propelling mechanism. In one aspect, a vessel propelling system includes a motor and a waterjet system. The waterjet system is coupled to the motor and includes a stator with a plurality of blades. A first blade of the plurality of blades has a shape that is different than remaining blades of the plurality of blades, the shape of the first blade allowing a driving mechanism of the motor to be coupled to a shaft within the waterjet system.
Claims16
A vessel propelling system comprising:
- a motor;
- and
- a waterjet system coupled to the motor, the waterjet system including a stator with a plurality of blades, a first blade of the plurality of blades having a shape that is different than remaining blades of the plurality of blades, the shape of the first blade allowing a driving mechanism of the motor to pass through to be coupled to a shaft within the waterjet system, wherein
- the first blade has a length and a thickness that are relatively larger compared to a corresponding length and a corresponding thickness of the remaining blades of the plurality of blades, and
- a second blade of the plurality of blades has a length that is smaller than the length of the first blade but is relatively longer compared to a corresponding length of a subset of the remaining blades of the plurality of blades.
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A vessel propelling system comprising:
- a motor;
- and
- a waterjet system coupled to the motor via a belt extending vertically from the motor and coupled to a shaft of the waterjet system, the waterjet system including:
- an impeller;
- and
- a stator with a plurality of blades, a first blade of the plurality of blades having a shape that is different than remaining blades of the plurality of blades, the shape of the first blade allowing the belt to pass through to be coupled to the shaft within the waterjet system, wherein
- the first blade has a length and a thickness that are relatively larger compared to a corresponding length and a corresponding thickness of the remaining blades of the plurality of blades, and
- a second blade of the plurality of blades has a length that is smaller than the length of the first blade but is relatively longer compared to a corresponding length of a subset of the remaining blades of the plurality of blades.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.