Modeling and Simulation of Marine Electric Propulsion System
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https://doi.org/10.54097/ajst.v3i1.1824Keywords:
Ship electric propulsion, Modeling and simulation, Vector control, Propeller characteristics.Abstract
The propeller is an important load of the ship. The propeller can overcome the resistance of the ship through the control of the propulsion motor to control the speed and direction of the ship. The relationship between the interaction between propeller and ship and the resistance suffered by ship during navigation is very complex, and many factors will affect the movement of propeller, so it is very important to select a suitable mathematical model of propeller. In this paper, the modeling of propeller is simplified properly, and the calculation speed of the model is improved on the basis of ensuring the simulation accuracy.
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