Advent of nuclear powered submarine alters ASW (Anti-Submarine Warfare) problem and sets new requirements for ASW vehicles; performance of surface ships, submarines, hydrofoils, and ground effect machines is shown to be determined by specific weight of power plant; available light weight marine power plants and prospects for future; development of marine version of J-57 jet engine, designated P and WA FT-4A engine, its performance and characteristics; use of gas turbine with high temperature reactor offers promise of low specific weight nuclear power plant which permits design of ships capable of continuous, very high speed.
Powerplants for high performance ASW vehicles
SAE -- Paper
SAE Meeting ; 1962
1962
4 pages
Conference paper
English
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