Examination is made of way in which type of propulsion chosen influences operational economy, ordinarily understood by shipping company to be difference between freight proceeds and total operating costs; technical and economical considerations that interest both shipowner and shipyard are presented, including comparisons between steam and diesel propulsion, with reference to cargo vessels; it is suggested that operational results of vessel are determined not only by income and expenditure in terms of money and labor, but also by operating and servicing personnel. Before Shipbldg and Shipg Conference, Calcutta, 1964.
Economics of diesel engine propulsion for large seagoing vessels
Inst Mar Engrs -- Trans (Indian Div Supp)
1965
9 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Englisch
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