Reasons for Using High Voltage Systems On board Ships
We all know about the voltages used on board a ship. It is usually a 3phase, 60Hz, 440 Volts supply…
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← Explore all topicsWe all know about the voltages used on board a ship. It is usually a 3phase, 60Hz, 440 Volts supply…
In spite of the latest advancements in maritime navigation technologies such as GPS, ECDIS, and several other satellite signaling systems, navigation…
Alternate Maritime Power or AMP is an anti-pollution measure which helps in reducing air pollution generated from diesel generators by…
An alternator is an electro-mechanical device comprising of stator, rotor winding and an external exciter for supplying excitation voltage. Alternator…
A busbar is a copper plate/bar, which is used, in ship’s m in and emergency switch boards to conduct electricity…
Dozens of motors are used on board ships for a variety of purposes in both deck and engine departments. Each…
Like any other mechanical machinery, electrical motors also have their own running hours, after which, the complete overhauling of the…
Earth fault is considered very critical on board a ship. Some ships, which operate at 440V do not have any…
Blackout is one condition each and every mariner is familiar with and also afraid of. It is one situation everyone…
It is very important to isolate any type of fault in an electrical system supplied from the main switchboard (MSB),…
An Amplifier or an operational amplifier (op-amp) circuit is commonly used in the automation, control and other electronic circuits of…
Since most of the ships generate A.C current from its alternator, it becomes essential to use a device, along with…