Amphibious all-terrain air-cushioned unmanned vessel (applicable to emergency management, fire rescue, flood control and drainage, water duty, hydrological survey, wetland protection, coast guard, coastal scientific research, cultural and tourism sightsee
Features Introduction
Hovercrafts are propelled by air, boasting excellent amphibious operational capabilities and good maneuverability. They can move rapidly across various terrains such as water, land, ice, snow, beaches, tidal flats, mudflats, grasslands, deserts, and more.
Principle of Hovercraft: It consists of six main parts: propulsion system, lift system, engine, control system, hull, and skirt. It converts mechanical energy into wind energy; air pressure lifts the hull off the ground while providing propulsion, allowing it to "fly" 25 to 85 centimeters above the surface. With minimal traveling friction, it is a high-speed vessel that can reach a stable operating speed of up to 120 kilometers per hour.
Due to its air-propelled nature and ground-effect operation, it has extremely low requirements for dock construction, making it suitable for areas without docks.
Application Scenarios
Emergency management, fire rescue, flood control and prevention, urban waterlogging, water conservancy ice prevention, water patrol, hydrological survey, wetland protection, coastal guard, coastal scientific research, ice transportation, cultural tourism, leisure and entertainment, and other fields.
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