Hydraulic system for canting keel
Cariboni
Cariboni's experience in canting keel systems dates back to 1996, when Junoplano was designed. Since then the concept has been continuously developed with different options (one or two cylinders) and additional features (canting and lifting systems). Special attention has been paid to reliability, serviceability and weight savings. The most reliable configuration uses two double acting cylinders: in case of a cylinder failure, the system can continue to be operated using the other cylinder.
The aluminium transverse structure is designed to bear all the stresses generated by the cylinders, and to transfer to the boat structure only the righting moment through the bearings (#7 & #8, these are widely spaced to reduce forces to the minimum). The longitudinal beams (#2 & #3) are
primarily to avoid the structure collapsing in case of grounding. Both the cylinder bearings (#7, 7075 aluminium alloy, or 17-4-PH SS, or Titanium) and the keel pin bearings (#8, 17-4-PH SS) are self-aligning, to allow for minimum misalignment or displacement during sailing.
The aluminium transverse structure is designed to bear all the stresses generated by the cylinders, and to transfer to the boat structure only the righting moment through the bearings (#7 & #8, these are widely spaced to reduce forces to the minimum). The longitudinal beams (#2 & #3) are
primarily to avoid the structure collapsing in case of grounding. Both the cylinder bearings (#7, 7075 aluminium alloy, or 17-4-PH SS, or Titanium) and the keel pin bearings (#8, 17-4-PH SS) are self-aligning, to allow for minimum misalignment or displacement during sailing.
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