Method of determinating the generating ability of the innovative systems of the main engines of marine vessels
Keywords:
internal combustion engine, heat recovery, main engine, marine vesselsAbstract
Currently, the shipping industry around the world pays great attention to reducing greenhouse gas emissions into the environment. For this, ships utilize heat recovery systems for the combustion products of the main engines, which allow the generation of electric energy, but the issues of their technical operation are practically not considered. The purpose of this article is to develop a simplified calculation methodology that allows us to evaluate the operational characteristics of such systems not only in the nominal mode, but also in modes different from it. This article will be useful not only to the marine electro-technical officers, but to other specialists involved in the technical operation of the fleet.
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