Service proves electric propulsion design

Article Abstract:

Kvaener Masa-Yards has developed a new azimuthing electric propulsion drive designed to give optimal thrust and maneuverability. The new propulsion system, Azipod, consists of a propulsion motor, a power and information transmission, a cooling system, a propulsion shaftline and a steering system. One of Azipod's unique features is that it can be serviced without needing to be drydocked.

Industrial machinery, not elsewhere classified, Innovations, Machinery industry, Ship propulsion, Marine propulsion systems, Kvaerner-Masa Yards Inc.

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From oars to reactors: electric drive-the future of naval propulsion

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Naval warfare ships through advanced technologies, with the application of electric propulsion and reactors are presented. The merits and demerits with the use of the new technologies to the military and naval warfare are discussed.

Analysis, Technology application, Technological innovations, Naval vessels, Warships

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Speaking about marine propulsion

Article Abstract:

The proceedings of the 23rd Motor Marine Propulsion Conference are presented.

Conferences, meetings and seminars

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