Dynamic Behavior of Ship Propulsion Plant in Actual Seas * Dynamic Behavior of Ship Propulsion Plant in Actual Seas* Vol.00,No.00(2005) - 1 Dynamic Behavior of Ship Propulsion
Dynamic Behavior of Ship Propulsion Plant in Actual Seas * Dynamic Behavior of Ship Propulsion Plant in Actual Seas* Vol.00,No.00(2005) - 1 Dynamic Behavior of Ship Propulsion
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船舶推进装置在实际海域中的动态特性 * 船舶推进装置在实际海域中的动态特性* Vol.00,No.00(2005) - 1 船舶推进装置的动态特性
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Michael Graẗzel
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Masataka Katono;Mateusz Wielopolski;M. Marszalek;T. Bessho;J. Moser;R. Humphry‐Baker;S. M. Zakeeruddin;Michael Graẗzel
This paper describes an approach used to study the dynamic behavior of a ship propulsion plant in actual seas. This study has three main objectives: (1) to develop a mathematical model of a diesel engine propulsion plant, (2) to develop a hull-propeller interaction model which includes the effect of propeller emergence (propeller racing), (3) to research real-time dynamic behavior of a ship propulsion plant. The models are based on non-linear differential and algebraic equations of individual components which are linked together to take their interactions into account. Thus, it is possible to research the dynamic behavior of both the single component and the whole propulsion plant. One of the main advantages of this method is that it enables the investigation of the dynamic behavior of diesel engine and speed control system at off-design and transient conditions, allowing for real-time assessment of the severity of propeller load demand fluctuation in order to improve model-based speed control schemes to ensure the safe operation of ship propulsion plants. , Masashi Kashiwagi ** This paper describes an approach used to study the dynamic behavior of a ship propulsion plant in actual seas. This study has three main objectives: (1) to develop a mathematical model of a diesel engine propulsion plant, (2) to develop a hull-propeller interaction model which includes the effect of propeller emergence (propeller racing), (3) to research real-time dynamic behavior of a ship propulsion plant. The models are based on non-linear differential and algebraic equations of individual components which are linked together to take their interactions into account. Thus, it is possible to research the dynamic behavior of both the single component and the whole propulsion plant. One of the main advantages of this method is that it enables the investigation of the dynamic behavior of diesel engine and speed control system at off-design and transient conditions, allowing for real-time assessment of the severity of propeller load demand fluctuation in order to improve model-based speed control schemes to ensure the safe operation