Vessel oscillation damper system
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A vessel oscillation damper system has one or more pairs of fin assemblies placed in the transom of the vessel symmetrically in relation to the transverse axis passing through the middle of the transom of the vessel, in which the fin assembly has multiple successive individual fins arranged in the vertical direction, each of which has a type Il cross-section, having one base and two intersecting sides, where the sides of the upper fin are tangential to the sides of the immediately lower fin, forming successive closed ducts through which water passes and the fin assemblies rotate clockwise above the water level and counterclockwise by their articulated connection to the vessel simultaneously or independently from each other and at the same time opposite and parallel, resulting in immediate damping of pitching and rolling simultaneously or individually and preventing the capsizing of the vessel and inflow of water.
A vessel oscillation damper system, comprising one or more pairs of fin assemblies (20), mounted in the transom of the vessel (60) and symmetrically with respect to the vertical axis (x) passing through the center of the transom of the vessel, consisting of a number of individual fins (21) connected to each other, a drive system of the fin assemblies (25), a fin assembly position sensor system (30), an electronic controller (35), consisting of a gyroscope (36), an accelerometer (37), gps (38) and a fin assembly position sensor (39), one or more control screens (45), a fin assembly retract button (55) and an information transmission system between these, with manual and automatic operation, characterized in that, the fin assembly (20) consists of multiple successive individual fins (21) arranged in the vertical direction, each of which has a P-type cross-section, consisting of a base and two intersecting sides, where the sides of the upper fin are tangential to the sides of the immediately lower fin, forming successive closed ducts through which water passes,
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