Two-engine propulsion system for a ship
AssigneeZF Friedrichshafen AG
InventorsGeorge Marsland, Günter Rothenhäusler, Winfried Bareth, Franco Bennati
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AssigneeZF Friedrichshafen AG
InventorsGeorge Marsland, Günter Rothenhäusler, Winfried Bareth, Franco Bennati
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A propulsion system for a ship having one front and one rear propelling engine (M1, M2), the propulsion powers of which can be coupled to an output shaft (7) via a gear system (6). The shafts of the gear mechanism are disposed on top of each other in an essentially vertical manner. The ship output shaft (7) extends below the rear propelling engine (M2). It is proposed that an input gear (14), disposed upon a rear input shaft (10), is permanently meshed with an intermediate gear (Z2) disposed upon a first axis of rotation (1), and that an output gear (13) disposed upon a gear output shaft (11) likewise meshes with an intermediate gear (Z1) disposed upon the first axis of rotation (1) whereby a large vertical axial distance results between the rear input shaft (10) and the gear output shaft (11) despite the small gear diameter.
A propulsion system for a ship, comprising:
The propulsion system for a ship according 2, wherein the third axis of rotation (3) extends without horizontal offset in an exactly vertical manner below the first and the second axes of rotation (1, 2).
The propulsion system for a ship according 1, wherein the first, second and the third axes of rotation (1, 2, 3) extend parallel to each other.
A propulsion system for a ship, comprising:
A propulsion system for a ship, comprising:
A propulsion system for a ship, comprising:
A propulsion system for a ship, comprising:
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