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A History of Electric Ship Propulsion Systems [History]
IEEE Industry Applications Magazine ( IF 0.8 ) Pub Date : 2020-11-01 , DOI: 10.1109/mias.2020.3014837
Dev Paul

This article provides an electric ship history that starts during the early 1800s with the manual propulsion of small boats and concludes with modern electric vessels. An increasing demand for large ships for goods transportation, the cruise industry, and naval defense prompted tremendous research and development. Those efforts took place simultaneously in the marine industry and at universities, private research centers, and U.S. Navy facilities, and they resulted in the development of today's small all-electric ships and large hybrid vessels that provide more fuel efficiency and less air pollution. These marine craft include all types of Navy ships, vessels in the energy and transportation industries, passenger cruise liners, and smaller recreational boats. A tremendous effort is underway to lower all ship pollution by using dc battery systems along with generated electric power, resulting in socalled hybrid systems.

中文翻译:

电力船舶推进系统的历史 [历史]

本文提供了一段电动船的历史,该历史始于 1800 年代初期的小船的手动推进,并以现代电动船结束。货物运输、邮轮业和海军防御对大型船舶的需求不断增长,推动了大量的研究和开发。这些努力同时发生在海洋工业和大学、私人研究中心和美国海军设施中,它们导致了今天的小型全电动船舶和大型混合动力船舶的发展,这些船舶提供更高的燃料效率和更少的空气污染。这些船舶包括所有类型的海军舰艇、能源和运输行业的船舶、客轮和小型休闲船。
更新日期:2020-11-01
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