DocumentCode
1469698
Title
Seagoing electricity
Author
Cornbrooks, Charles W.
Author_Institution
East Coast Regional Office, United States Maritime Commission, Philadelphia, Pa.
Volume
63
Issue
5
fYear
1944
fDate
5/1/1944 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
170
Lastpage
174
Abstract
THE COMPLETE electric system of a modern peacetime cargo vessel must comply with the rules of the United States Coast Guard Merchant Marine Inspection Service (formerly the Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation), the American Bureau of Shipping, AIEE Standard 45, and Senate Report 184. It also must meet the requirements of the United States Public Health Service in regard to ratproofing. The typical modern cargo vessel described in this article is a hypothetical turbine-propelled vessel of about 450 feet in length and 9,500 tons deadweight.
Keywords
AC motors; DC motors; Engines; Fixtures; Generators; Lighting; Switches;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Electrical Engineering
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0095-9197
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/EE.1944.6440252
Filename
6440252
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