Product Description

The history of changlin marine airbags:

Air bag launching was developed based on traditional slideway launching mode and invented by Chinese in the early ***0s. It is like flexible cushion to bring the ship free pitching during the launching course,not only the pressure under hull bottom is moderated due to larger flexible contact area, but also the hull structure and surface paint are protected against damage.Through more than *0 years development and improvement, changlin flexible air bags are widely used to ship launching ship,  transportation of large size constrcution modules, salvage sunken ships,  as a container for storing liquid and gas,as a patoon to erect floating bridges& pipelines and so on....At present, changlin airbags can launching a ship up to **0,**0DWT.

Merits of changlin airbags:Comparing traditional slideway launch, it has following merits.

A.Saving the investment of shipyard construction

The construction of launching facilities, like traditional slideway and its underwater engineering, are very expensive. If using air-bag launch, only a simple launching slip way shall be built without complex underwater engineering. So air bag launch saves the investment of construction.

B.Simple operation,saving labor and work hours

Air-bag launch avoids lots of trouble, such as the complex process of cleaning away the mucky soil on the surface of the slideway, covering or smearing with lubricating grease, setting slide plates and fixing the hull. The material and working hours are reduced.

Usually the preparation for air-bag launch maybe finished within one or two days. The operation is simple. Air bags can be reused. Ship building cost can be reduced by air-bag launch.

C.Environmental friendly

In tradational slideway launch, some distance slideway extends into underwater, which affects the flood embankment and navigation environment. Furthermore, lubricating grease mass causes water contamination.

Air-bag launch shortens the length of ramp way length under water. There is no emission into water.