B - Operations – Transporting – 63 – B
Patent
B - Operations, Transporting
63
B
B63B 9/00 (2006.01) B63B 11/00 (2006.01)
Patent
CA 2347582
A ship is divided into plural watertight zones. To maximize the likelihood of accomplishing the mission notwithstanding damage or outage, the mission-critical equipments in one embodiment are located in a zone are supplied with services, such as electricity, cooling, andor water, originating from the same zone, or at least mutually adjacent zones. The equipments in one embodiment are man--transportable, and can be fitted through the available hatches both between zones and to the exterior of the ship. In another avatar, electricity is generated within a plurality of zones, and made available to the zone of origination and to mutually adjacent zones by jumpers. In yet another hypostasis, the jumpers are augmented into a bus system by which the operating generators can supply critical equipments in any portion of the ship. In yet another version, the distributed bus system can also drive the propulsive motors of the ship (149).
Hoyle Scott Baxter
Mcsweeney Michael Anthony
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Mcfadden Fincham
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