Claims
- 1. A cargo ship for the transport of pallet units having, a high bay shelving palette storage system positioned in a cargo space, a plurality of storage bays (cells) placed either above one another or side by side for receiving the pallet units on both sides of at least one bay row, and a drivable pallet vehicle to store and remove the pallet units having at least one satellite vehicle (4) working on one or both sides of the vehicle, the satellite vehicle traveling into and out of the storage bays (1) transversely to a travel direction (F, Q) of the pallet vehicle (RFZ) from a mast (2) fixed to a chassis (16) of the vehicle, wherein the satellite vehicle(s) (4) can travel to an appropriate storage position for storage or removal of the pallet units (PE);
- wherein side walls (5) in lower areas of the ship are of hollow construction due to the addition of a hollow area (HR) to an inside of the side walls, the hollow area (HR) producing a stepped cargo space (SR) in the lower areas of the ship, wherein the pallet vehicle (RFZ) traveling in a transverse direction of the ship travels up to a vertical inner side (5a) of one of the side walls and then above the hollow area (HR) into an above-positioned cargo space (SR1) set to an outside of the ship, and up to the side wall (5) vertical outer side (5b) connected to the hollow area (HR) to permit storage and removal of pallet units (PE) by the satellite vehicle (4).
- 2. Cargo ship according to claim 1, further comprising:
- a hoist gear (16) capable of accepting the satellite vehicle (4) is on one or both opposite mast sides of the vertical mast (2) and is set in position by motorized vertical propulsion, and that both hoist gears (16) can be vertically propelled singly or together.
- 3. Cargo ship according to claim 1, wherein the hollow side walls (5) have built-in buffers (6) for the impacting pallet vehicle (RFZ).
- 4. Cargo ship according to claim 1, wherein the hollow side walls (5) are constructed as floodable walls so as to allow entry of water to adjust the draught of the ship and to allow installation of insulation (8), and form a catwalk (9) on their upper side.
- 5. Cargo ship according to claim 1, wherein the high bay shelving supports a roof (11) walls (12) of a construction (A) within the cargo ship with a steel frame (10).
- 6. Cargo ship according to claim 1, wherein the high bay shelving storage system has thin, closed internal walls (13) made of square tubing (14) and flat or slightly profiled steel plates (15) positioned on both sides of the tubing, whereby the plates (15) form stop-walls for the stored goods and stabilize a whole high bay shelving hull (10, 11, 12).
- 7. Cargo ship according to claim 1, wherein the pallet vehicle (RFZ) has traverses (16) for longitudinal and transversely propellable satellite units (4) in longitudinal and transverse directions on the central mast (2).
Priority Claims (1)
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CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION
The present application is the national stage under 35 U.S.C. 371 of PCT/EP98/00312, filed Jan. 21, 1998.
PCT Information
Filing Document |
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102e Date |
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PCT/EP98/00312 |
1/21/1998 |
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7/23/1999 |
7/23/1999 |
Publishing Document |
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WO98/32650 |
7/30/1998 |
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5477797 |
Stuart |
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