Icebreaker Propulsion Systems Feasibility Study - Volume III. Conventional Propulsion Systems.
Phase I of the Icebreaker Propulsion Systems Feasibility Study evaluates the relative economic merits of nuclear and conventional propulsion plants for a range of ship horsepowers and for a specific operations mission. This volume describes the results of this evaluation as it pertains to the conven...
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ftdtic:AD0845558 2023-05-15T16:42:01+02:00 Icebreaker Propulsion Systems Feasibility Study - Volume III. Conventional Propulsion Systems. NUS CORP ROCKVILLE MD 1966-11 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0845558 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0845558 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0845558 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS Economics and Cost Analysis Marine Engineering *MARINE SURFACE PROPULSION) (*ICEBREAKERS COAST GUARD RESEARCH COAST GUARD GAS TURBINES MARINE NUCLEAR PROPULSION STEAM POWER PLANTS DIESEL ENGINES COST EFFECTIVENESS FEASIBILITY STUDIES MAINTAINABILITY ECONOMICS Text 1966 ftdtic 2016-02-19T05:45:46Z Phase I of the Icebreaker Propulsion Systems Feasibility Study evaluates the relative economic merits of nuclear and conventional propulsion plants for a range of ship horsepowers and for a specific operations mission. This volume describes the results of this evaluation as it pertains to the conventional oil-fired prime mover systems and the power conversion or transmission systems. To obtain a definitive economic comparison of candidate propulsion plants on a consistent basis, it was necessary to perform the following major tasks: Define the design and performance requirements of icebreaker propulsion systems and derive preliminary design criteria; Define economic parameters and bases for cost analysis of capital, fuel, manning, and maintenance costs; Develop a reference design of each type propulsion system capable of meeting the performance and safety requirements and which would have economic merit; Perform comparative economic analyses of the reference propulsion plant designs. (Author) Prepared in cooperation with Hydronautics, Inc. See also Volume 4, AD-845 555L. Text Icebreaker Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database |
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Economics and Cost Analysis Marine Engineering *MARINE SURFACE PROPULSION) (*ICEBREAKERS COAST GUARD RESEARCH COAST GUARD GAS TURBINES MARINE NUCLEAR PROPULSION STEAM POWER PLANTS DIESEL ENGINES COST EFFECTIVENESS FEASIBILITY STUDIES MAINTAINABILITY ECONOMICS |
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Economics and Cost Analysis Marine Engineering *MARINE SURFACE PROPULSION) (*ICEBREAKERS COAST GUARD RESEARCH COAST GUARD GAS TURBINES MARINE NUCLEAR PROPULSION STEAM POWER PLANTS DIESEL ENGINES COST EFFECTIVENESS FEASIBILITY STUDIES MAINTAINABILITY ECONOMICS Icebreaker Propulsion Systems Feasibility Study - Volume III. Conventional Propulsion Systems. |
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Phase I of the Icebreaker Propulsion Systems Feasibility Study evaluates the relative economic merits of nuclear and conventional propulsion plants for a range of ship horsepowers and for a specific operations mission. This volume describes the results of this evaluation as it pertains to the conventional oil-fired prime mover systems and the power conversion or transmission systems. To obtain a definitive economic comparison of candidate propulsion plants on a consistent basis, it was necessary to perform the following major tasks: Define the design and performance requirements of icebreaker propulsion systems and derive preliminary design criteria; Define economic parameters and bases for cost analysis of capital, fuel, manning, and maintenance costs; Develop a reference design of each type propulsion system capable of meeting the performance and safety requirements and which would have economic merit; Perform comparative economic analyses of the reference propulsion plant designs. (Author) Prepared in cooperation with Hydronautics, Inc. See also Volume 4, AD-845 555L. |
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Icebreaker Propulsion Systems Feasibility Study - Volume III. Conventional Propulsion Systems. |
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