"Walter. Tyrannosaurus" hovercraft (amphibious hovercraft) —— No matter how big the world is, we will always fulfill our mission

The most technologically advanced and best-performing rescue hovercraft in the flood control and rescue industry —— Hebei Wuxing Electric Power Equipment Co., Ltd.'s "Walter. Tyrannosaurus" hovercraft (amphibious hovercraft), flood control and disaster relief hovercraft. Rescue hovercraft are very commonly used in countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Russia and other countries, and are essential main rescue equipment for every fire protection, flood control and rescue department. In recent years, China has kept up with the international advanced rescue trend. Successively, fire protection, armed police and water conservancy departments in Shijiazhuang, Nanning, Shenyang, Hunan, Chongqing, Fuzhou, Hong Kong, Harbin, Xiamen, Tangshan, Yellow River Commission and other places have introduced Hebei Wuxing Electric Power Equipment Co., Ltd.'s "Walter. Tyrannosaurus" hovercraft (amphibious hovercraft), flood control and disaster relief hovercraft, which have been used for rescue and disaster relief and played a huge role.

Hebei Wuxing Electric Power Equipment Co., Ltd.'s "Walter. Tyrannosaurus" hovercraft (amphibious hovercraft), flood control and disaster relief hovercraft has amphibious performance, soaring and flying. It adopts an aero engine, with a maximum speed of 80 km/h and an obstacle surmounting height of 23 cm. It can move forward, reverse, hover, drift, brake, turn 180 degrees in place and rotate 360 degrees. It is currently the most technologically advanced and best-performing flood control, rescue and rescue hovercraft in the domestic rescue industry, and is very suitable for various complex rescue environments such as water surfaces, beaches, mudflats, swamps, streets and alleys.

2. Working principle of Hebei Wuxing Electric Power Equipment Co., Ltd.'s "Walter. Tyrannosaurus" hovercraft (amphibious hovercraft), flood control and disaster relief hovercraft

A hovercraft uses high-pressure air to form an air cushion between the bottom of the ship and the water surface (or ground), so that the hull leaves the water surface (or ground) to achieve high-speed navigation. According to the size of the hovercraft, the hull can leave the water surface (or ground) from 23 cm to more than 2 meters. Therefore, a hovercraft is neither a ship nor a car, but a "ultra-low altitude aircraft". Hovercraft have three major advantages: amphibious, high speed and flexible maneuverability. They can travel or land at any time of the year on all kinds and sizes of rivers, lakes, oceans, ice floes, land, streets, swamps, beaches, snowfields, grasslands, hills, deserts, sand and gravel, wetlands, mudflats, rapids, minefields, overgrown reeds, shrubs and low trees and other interfaces.