Pressure Of Ship Launching Airbags

The standard pressure of marine airbags is usually determined according to their design and use. This pressure range ensures that the airbags can effectively support the ship or deal with grounding in different situations.

Generally speaking, the design pressure of marine airbags can be between 0.2MPa and 0.8MPa. The pressure within this range can meet the needs of most ships, while also taking into account safety factors and the bearing capacity of materials.

The standard pressure of marine airbags is also affected by the following factors:

1. Size: Larger airbags may require higher pressure to provide sufficient buoyancy and support.
2. Purpose: Different marine airbags may be used in different scenarios, such as stranded rescue, ship lifting, dock berthing, etc. These different uses may require different standard pressures.
3. Environment: Marine airbags are used in different water environments, such as fresh water, salt water or polluted waters, which may affect the inflation pressure of the airbags.
4. Manufacturer’s recommendations: The final standard pressure also needs to be determined based on the recommendations of the specific marine airbag manufacturer, who will give the most appropriate pressure range based on product performance and usage experience.

In general, the standard pressure of marine airbags needs to take into account the size, purpose, environment and manufacturer’s recommendations of the airbag to ensure that it can play the best role and ensure safety in actual use.