A METHOD FOR PRELIMINARY OPTIMISATION OF THE SELECTION OF HIGH SPEED SIDP ENGINES
Journal Title: Biuletyn Instytutu Morskiego - Year 1998, Vol 25, Issue 2
Abstract
A method for preliminary optimisation of the selection of high speed ship engines is presented using the example of MAN engines which form a part of Diesel-electric units ofDEMP A/S. After appropriate adaptation of the component functions of the objective function, i.e. of the cost of purchasing the engine and of the cost of consumed fuel, the presented method allows to make comparative calculations for other main engines and to take simultaneously into account a given structure of the propelling installation.
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DANIEL GADOMSKI
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