A Diagnostic of Diesel-Electric Propulsion for Ships
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sistema de propulsión diesel-eléctrico, propulsión acimutal, maniobrabilidadResumen
El objetivo principal de este trabajo es presentar un análisis del sistema de propulsión diesel-eléctrico −DE− usado en embarcaciones navales, marítimas y fluviales, el cual presenta muchas ventajas pero también algunas desventajas. En la actualidad, se han desarrollado nuevos sistemas de propulsión para ayudar en la maniobrabilidad de los buques aumentando su capacidad de giro y de sostener el rumbo. Recientemente, las embarcaciones con sistemas eléctricos han empleado una disposición general muy interesante ya que esta tecnología permite lograr una mayor eficiencia con la consecuente reducción de costos operativos y de peso de la embarcación. Igualmente, se discuten consideraciones sobre los sistemas de propulsión que utilizan varios tipos de tecnología de maquinaria tal como el acimutal o azipod.Descargas
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