Author discusses importance of electricity in modern ship with special reference to its potentialities for main propulsion; electricity for auxiliaries; powering big passenger liners; cargo ships, meat ships, and tankers; "flexibility" in small craft; dredger field is wide one in America; very little stress has been laid upon relative methods of turbine versus Diesel for obtaining electric energy. (See also - n 2625 Sept 21 1928, pp. 316-317; Inst. Mar. Engrs. -- Trans., vol. 40, Oct. 1928, pp. 545-565, 9 figs. and (discussion) 565-583; Machy. Market, no. 1467, Dec. 14, 1928, pp. 1147-1148; also translated abstract in Bul. Technique du Bureau Veritas, vol. 10, no. 10, Oct. 1928, pp. 490-491)
Marine electricity -- A new industry
Elecn.
Electricien ; 101 , n 2633
1928
Article (Journal)
English
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