Difference between revisions of "Keel cooling"
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*see ''H:\Library\Articles and white papers\Naval architecture'' > keelkooling 3ME-Bachelor-Buuren.pdf | *see ''H:\Library\Articles and white papers\Naval architecture'' > keelkooling 3ME-Bachelor-Buuren.pdf | ||
*see PBB 111 | *see PBB 111 | ||
| − | *[http://www.fernstrum.com Fernsum] calculates with: | + | *[http://www.fernstrum.com Fernsum] calculates with the following parameters: |
**minimum hull speed at full rated power (under full load) | **minimum hull speed at full rated power (under full load) | ||
**maximum sea water temperature | **maximum sea water temperature | ||
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(dimensiosn: total length of box x height of box (section to be square or triangular)) | (dimensiosn: total length of box x height of box (section to be square or triangular)) | ||
Latest revision as of 10:46, 23 June 2011
- see H:\Library\Articles and white papers\Naval architecture\Cat manuals > Cooling systems.pdf
- see H:\Library\Articles and white papers\Naval architecture > keelkooling 3ME-Bachelor-Buuren.pdf
- see PBB 111
- Fernsum calculates with the following parameters:
- minimum hull speed at full rated power (under full load)
- maximum sea water temperature
- heat rejection
- fresh water flow rate
- fresh water temeprature into cooler
- fresh water temperature out or drop across cooler
Internet[edit]
Capaciteitsberekening koelpijpen
By Daniel Boekel
Pipe cooling:
- 1" = 26mm ID = 3,55 hp/m
- 1 1/4" = 35mm ID = 4,75 hp/m
- 1 1/2" = 40mm ID = 5,45 hp/m
- 2" = 52mm ID = 7,00 hp/m
- 2 1/2" = 65mm ID = 8,85 hp/m
- 3" = 80mm ID = 10,50 hp/m
Bottom cooling (box against shell):
(dimensiosn: total length of box x height of box (section to be square or triangular))
- 200x6 = 10 hp/m
- 180x6 = 9 hp/m
- 160x6 = 8 hp/m
- 140x5 = 7 hp/m
- 120x5 = 6 hp/m
- 100x5 = 5 hp/m
Further:
- keep cross section area at least the same as cross section of engine connections
- st.st. is not a suitable construction material because of it's reduced heat transfer properties
- table received from a worker of Vooruit in Zaandam (NL)
