American Merchant Marine, following example set by U. S. Navy in regard to turbine-electric drive, has equipped several types of ships with different forms of electric drive; operation of these ships has forced operation companies throughout world to seriously consider utilizing electric transmission for propelling ships; principal types include tugboats, ferry boats, tankers, two-boats, cargo boats, yachts, lightships and self-propelled dredges. (See also Mar. News vol. 16, no. 9, Feb. 1930 pp. 97-99)
Some problems economically solved by the electrical designs for diesel-electric ships
Am. Mar. Engr
American Marine Engineer ; 25 , n 4
1930
4 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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