Nowadays, a variety of technical solutions to improve energy efficiency and reduce emissions is available to the shipping industry, offering a wide range of possible solutions to ship builders and operators. However, the selection of the best performing option is subject to the individual specifications of the vessel, its trade route, lifetime expectancy and many other factors. Furthermore, the decision-making process usually accounts for multiple objectives, such as energy efficiency, environmental impactEnvironmental impact, reliability and safety, which in various cases may be conflicting. This chapter demonstrates how Model Based Systems EngineeringModel-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) methods and associated tools can support the assessment and quantification of ship machinery system performance at concept designConcept design and in retrofit applications, aiding decision makers. Two typical application casesApplication Case (AC)of the HOLISHIPHOLIstic optimisation of SHIP design and operation for lifecycle (EU H2020 project) (HOLISHIP) project are presented: the energy efficiency and reliability assessment of a hybrid Offshore Supply VesselHybrid Offshore Supply Vessel; and the retrofitting of a bulk carrier with a fuel recovery from a sludge unit.
Model-Based Systems Engineering for the Design and Operational Assessment of Marine Energy Systems and Retrofitting Solutions
A Holistic Approach to Ship Design ; Kapitel : 9 ; 257-284
2021-06-22
28 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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