Author applies term "liaison" to transmission system between prime mover and propeller; asynchronous motors can be adapted to drive any class of ship, except light high-speed naval vessels; for small cargo boats reduction gearing would be used between motor and propeller; with Diesel equipment, electric liaison gives better manoeuvring and possibilities of better grouping of sets, but has not nearly the same superiority as with turbines; examples of electrical equipment of several vessels; advantages of electric propulsion. (See also Industrie Electrique, vol. 34, no. 798, Sept. 25, 1925, pp. 413-422, 6 figs)
Electric propulsion of ships
La propulsion electrique des navires
Revue Generale de l'Electricite ; 18 , n 9
1925
8 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Französisch
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