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DieselElectric™ Power Plant And Drive Train

  • Sydney Matinga
  • Feb 15
  • 2 min read

Updated: 5 days ago



#DieselElectric™ Technology Applications


Common, public domain knowledge governs all following observations. What one drive train does, such as that of a submarine could apply to any drive train.


Nuclear powered submarines (nuclear submarines) often seem to attract the interest of international, naval projection planners. The two main justifications for nuclear submarines are that they delivery a power density and an unbeatable energy density. The second part means that they can navigate for extended months without refuelling or resurfacing, as they also reset the carbon dioxide scrubbers, while continuing to maintain ballast control.


Power Density
  1. Nuclear submarines produce a power density of up to 350 MW / m^3 of nuclear core power.


  2. Diesel engines produce 15 200 MW / m^3 (including oxygen) power density.


  3. Aqueous, lithium carbonate batteries (fuel cells) produce about 2.9 MW/m^3 power density. Unlike nuclear fuel rods, the batteries can be continually recharged from the marine, ionic waves above the vessel. With a dense fly wheel, the electric motors can sustain the angular momentum or torque produced by the diesel engine, or engines (where redundancy is considered).


  4. The diesel engines and electric motors can work to produce most power surges via the diesel engines, and all cruising power from the electric motor and fly wheel combination. The power from the battery and marine, wave, ionic field collector would scrub the oxygen supply to the engines and to the crew, simultaneously.


    To keep the vessel quiet, perforated and fire resistant k-lite would be used to sound proof the engine bay. The engine should rest entirely within a surrounding array of motor car wheel, shock absorbers - a quieter arrangement than fewer truck wheel shock absorbers.


  5. To maintain the quietness of the vessel the propeller of fan should be replaced by a cowled fan, or better stated, a turbofan, for near silent coasting.


Any other systems to be included would be necessarily top secret, for any party embarking on the system describe for military submarine application.


Further Development

One important capability to develop would be very streamlined, low depth, submersible cargo ships or goods ships, to weather heavy storms, while still crusing as advanced hybrid vessels. That saves the cargo and allows delievry time to be little affected. The whale shark's body would be the best model for the advanced performance vessel's shape.


Dimpling the entire surface allows for swifter movement through/over the waters suface in ship or submarine mode. Turbo fans rather than propellors or simple fans will also lend further assistance to propulsion. At low submersion depth, the low water pressure would still allow for swift movement. Sea transport has not looked so safe and sure.



Leisure Submarines (Vertical Market Integration)


The leisure submarine market offers substantially more in operating returns than the military market. 4 to 5 inch double laminated, ForceGlass™, large portholes and K-lite insulation will make the leisure craft cruising the most sought after marine experience on our stunningly beautiful planet.


The Great Barrier Reef day cruise experience is only the beginning. The deep seas off most coast environments have comparable features to explore, including large marine fauna. The use of impellers protects the craft from the fauna and vice versa. Larger fins will provide more stability and manoeuvrability.



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