2nd Inventors' Olympiad - GENIUS 2000 Budapest, Virtual Exhibition

Registry number: B-207 Category: B Country: Hungary
Ultra thin hull
The invention
  • The problem to be solved:
    The formed ultra-thin hulls which prepared to reduce the recalcitrance of water, wings lift up fixed by torsion’s swing on the hulls
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  • Definition:
    The ultra-thin hulls are footing on the moveably wings fixed by torsion’s spring. The water press, which caused by the wave does not able to throw the hulls because of it.
  • Presentation:
    The ultra-thin hulls are footing on the moveably wings fixed by torsion’s spring. The prepared shape may be planned to one or more hulls. The ship is stabile, quickly, low energy needed and economical maintenance. Ideal for rescue ship, because it’s immersion is high when stops, but increasing from the water after the start.

  • Application:
    Ideal ship for police, rescue, for sporting, good hobby boat. Useably like water-bike, trimaran, catamaran, powered by engine or sailing installation.
  • Advantages:
    Because of very low recalcitrance of water needs much smaller engine then the others, higher speed may be reached, does not sensibility against the waiving. Stabile and in standing situation it’s inversion is deep.
  • Stage of development:
    Prototype under developing
  • Documentation available: Yes
The inventor(s)
  • Name(s): István SUBERT
  • Self introduction:
    Dipl. civil engineer, dipl. economic engineer, expert of road pavement construction and qualifying. 1970-1980 Mining Research Institute, 1980-1990 Institute for Transport Sciences research engineer, 1990- 1997 RODCONT Ltd. Co. director, 1997- ANDREAS Ltd. Co. director. Years 48, publications 33, patent & know-how 21. Married children 4.
The protection
  • Form: patent application in Hungary (P9903782)
  • Priority: 22.10.1999.
  • Countries where it is force: Hungary
Business intention: Licence for sale, looking for fabrication partners
Contact
  • Name: Subert István, AndreaS Kft
  • E-mail: andreas@uzenet.hu
  • Fax: (36-1) 463-0280
  • Phone: +3630-919 6630
  • Address: H-1119 Budapest, Tétényi út 110., Hungary