NERSUS Rig®
the future of Sailing Superyachts
The NERSUS Rig®. is an innovative propulsion system, designed for superyachts and commercial vessels, that combines a 360° rotating free-standing wing-mast, a 35° camber adjustment balestron which may be connected or disconnected to the wing-mast (Patented system by NERSUS).The NERSUS Rig® 's wing-mast comes equipped with external and internal cameras, position sensors, wind speed & direction sensors from bottom to top, turbulence sensors, load and distortion sensors, all connected by optical fiber and monitored/controlled by computer.
On the aft of the wing-mast a mobile hinged leading-edge flap accommodates the high profile furled soft main sail. The NERSUS Rig® is an active part of the global hybrid propulsion of the vessel built around it. Its profile efficiency, technical specifications and ease of operation offer architects and designers creative possibilities and solutions for their projects. A subtle blend of spirit, functions and simplicity. Contact us inquiries |
The NERSUS Rig® 's soft mainsail version 2 is the double-skin soft wing-sails developed by the Americas Cup' teams for their so impressive new AC75. Halyard operations, captive winches, hooks and other technical fittings will be located inside the wing-mast, for a total rope-free appearance.
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Developed to optimize the motor-sailor mode and give the vessel a true low consumption capacity. The vessel equipped with NERSUS Rig® is a high efficiency motor-sailor that can be used in manual or automatic mode. The rotating wing-masts/sails are handled by the NERSUS monitoring & sails control software®. The vessel is able to motor sail at very close angle facing the true wind direction. Coupled with a diesel-electric or GNL propulsion the software optimizes the ratio sails/propulsion efficiency to obtain a radical gain in terms of fuel consumption.
A vessel which will successfully combine multiple NERSUS Rig® and a LH2 (Liquid Hydrogen) propulsion, could be one of the most innovative technical responses from our industry to the climate change challenges. Such a combination gives to the vessel a true "zero emission" qualification. |
NERSUS Rig®: Docking configuration
1) The wing-masts are disconnected from the balestrons.
2) The wing-masts rotations are free (following the wind direction), or computer controlled.
(NERSUS monitoring & sails control software®).
3) Balestrons are secured in boat center line or could be used as crane for tenders.
1) The wing-masts are disconnected from the balestrons.
2) The wing-masts rotations are free (following the wind direction), or computer controlled.
(NERSUS monitoring & sails control software®).
3) Balestrons are secured in boat center line or could be used as crane for tenders.