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Vittoria SAR-19 class - 20m fast response ship
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Vehicles: Vehicle, Rescue, Sea, Exploration, Technical, Fire, Advanced
标签： v1.12.1
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2021 年 1 月 28 日 下午 12:30
2024 年 8 月 29 日 上午 8:30
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Vittoria SAR-19 class - 20m fast response ship

描述
Vittoria SAR-19 class - 20m fast response ship

This vessel is based on the Italian Vittoria shipyard SAR-19 class as found on the naval yards website. The interior and performance is fully fictional and adapted to the needs and restrictions of Stormworks. It's designed for ease of use and suitable for various ingame career mission types.


Instructions

Start up:
  • instrument switch (instrument panel) ON
  • key button (instrument panel) ON to start the engines

The ship has active stabilisation and is mostly self righting. Though it is unlikely, it is possible that the vessel does capsize and end up floating on it's roof (I only managed to make this possible when I spawned the ship upside down with empty fuel tank in calm waters). If you need it, there is a "decapsize mode" button on the overhead panel that will unlock after 20 seconds of upside down time.

Because of the water jets I implemented some logic to limit the power when the hull loses water contact. On the instrument panel is also a manual trim lever to lift or lower the nose up or down. Nose up trim can give a slight speed increase in suitable weather and in heavy seas you can trim nose down to dig the ship deeper into the water.


Features
  • bridge equipment: autopilot, HUD, touchscreen map, fuel management screen, throttle display, LIDAR with collision warning, RADAR, rear facing camera, acoustic emergency beacon finder, Radio, manual trim, decapsize mode, water ingress monitoring system, bilge pumps (see credits below)
  • full interior
  • 4 crew seats + 15 passenger seats
  • 4 beds
  • 2 medical beds
  • lots of personal equipment
  • inside and outside driver positions
  • automatic power generator
  • automatic engine and drivetrain management
  • 2x life raft launcher
  • movable diving platform
  • rear winch
  • roof mounted water cannon, controlled via the inside driver seat
  • 3x fire hose pump on bow, starbord and port
  • refuel port
  • magnets on deck and bow
  • interior divided in multiple watertight compartments
  • no modded blocks


Data
Real ship
Stormworks
Length
20m
20,75m
Width
6,1m
6,25m
Full load displacement
32.5t
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Zero-fuel weight
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11.0t
Crew
5
1-4
Fuel
7500l
15500l
Max. speed
35kts
65kts
Engines
2x 895kW Diesel
2x large Diesel
Propulsion
2x water jet
2x water jet
Cost
-
182700$


Credits
Thanks to the following authors for the components they shared:
73 条留言
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Alec lead the guys away 2024 年 11 月 11 日 下午 1:29 
Amazing work :steamthumbsup:
Beda  [作者] 2024 年 8 月 9 日 上午 4:35 
Hi all, thanks for your input. I added air filters in parallel to the induction system which should keep the engine from stalling when wind is coming from behind. It also should reduce top speed due to decreased ram air pressure and therefore reduced peak engine power. Engine may stall sometimes but should be able to restart by itself. This is a simple workaround and I only did a short test run with the ship.
JACKTHEGR8T 2024 年 6 月 26 日 下午 9:09 
boat keeps randomly stalling any easy fix?
mikichii 2024 年 6 月 21 日 下午 11:32 
@Harms I managed to apparently fix said issue on my end. The air scoops on top, I also made them face towards the rear. In addition, I added some fluid pumps just in case. After messing around and noticing the engine stall on me when I head with the wave/wind, if I remember correctly from yesterday. However, seems to work now though and even cranked up weather settings to stress test, seems good.
Harms 2024 年 6 月 4 日 上午 10:58 
What I described in my last comment happened to me again with really low waves so I decided to investigate - without really knowing what I'm doing.
I slapped pressure sensors to the air intake pipes and noticed a pressure drop to 0 - that's also when the engines went out.

I added small pumps to both intake systems right near the engines which only partially helped so I moved them way further up to the intakes. Haven't had the engines shutting off again since.

Replacing the scoop intakes by one of the other variants might have worked as well without pumps but I like their looks :D
Beda  [作者] 2024 年 6 月 3 日 上午 7:28 
Hi, I'm glad you enjoy it! A possible cause is when the ship is under water for longer periods of time. The air intake of the engines and generator is on top of the roof. In really rough seas the roof can be under water for most of the time because of the high waves, so the engines can not run and the control unit wants to restart them over and over until the battery is drained empty. Due to it's relatively small size, this ship is unfortunately not really suited for the high seas in rough weather. You could try to go fast to use momentum to carry you along or switch the engines off and wait for the worst weather to pass.
Harms 2024 年 6 月 3 日 上午 6:17 
Thanks for this nice ship!
I started using it yesterday but noticed that the engines would go out in rough seas and had trouble starting again (you could hear the starter trying over and over until successful eventually).

Unfortunately, I'm not competent enough yet to locate the source of that.
Do temperatures below freezing point play a role? Do I need to heat the engine room?
Beda  [作者] 2024 年 5 月 27 日 上午 7:23 
Hi, thanks for your feedback. I added ventilation to all compartments.
GideonA9 2024 年 5 月 24 日 上午 6:35 
when you have the bilge pumps on it pulls a vacuum. you just have to open the door
Beda  [作者] 2024 年 3 月 8 日 上午 10:04 
Thanks for the information! I adapted the drive train to the altered physics and the ship is usable again with decreased overall performance. Top speed in calm waters is now 55 to 65 knots depending on fuel mass onboard. Higher speeds are possible when small waves are present, but the engines are still designed to cut power at around 75 knots. I also did some minor updates as stated in the change log.