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Bow doors MARINE - TTS Group ASA

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SHIPBOARD<br />

HANDLING<br />

EXCELLENCE<br />

www.ttsgroup.com<br />

<strong>Bow</strong> <strong>doors</strong><br />

<strong>TTS</strong> side swinging bow <strong>doors</strong> are designed to fulfil all the requirements of<br />

shipowners and regulatory authorities in respect of size, strength, cleating and<br />

tightening. Each door comprises two sections, each of which swings out of the door<br />

aperture to its open position outside the ship’s shell. Each section incorporates a<br />

strong box formation as part of its structure for added strength. Operation is by<br />

hydraulic cylinder and a swinging manoeuvring arm hinged to each door section<br />

and the hull. The guiding is effected by a closed hydraulic system consisting of two<br />

hydraulic cylinders working simultaneously.<br />

<strong>MARINE</strong>


BOW DOORS<br />

When closed, the door is cleated<br />

by hydraulically operated<br />

wedges around the entire<br />

opening and also at the joint<br />

between the door sections. In<br />

addition, strong locking/locator<br />

devices are positioned in the<br />

lower part of the door sections<br />

and in the hull.<br />

Full watertightness is<br />

ensured by a single lip rubber<br />

seal mounted around the<br />

door opening and in the joint<br />

between sections.<br />

General arrangement showing<br />

the hydraulically manoeuvred<br />

swinging arm, cleating devices,<br />

locators in bottom of the door,<br />

and the guiding cylinders on<br />

the port side section of the<br />

door. Each one of two guiding<br />

cylinders is connected near the<br />

hinges of the swinging arm.<br />

www.ttsgroup.com

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