Proceedings of the International Naval Engineering Conference & Exhibition (INEC)
Published October 5, 2020 | Version v1
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Operational data-driven energy efficiency and effectiveness assessment of a hybrid propulsion equipped naval vessel

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  • 1. Department of Maritime & Transport Technology Delft University of Technology

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Ship designers hardly ever receive feedback from the actual operation of their designs apart from sea acceptance trials. This results in decisions based on assumptions that lack accounting for the diversity of actual operational conditions. Similarly, crews operating the vessels do not receive a clear picture on the energy efficiency, effectiveness and environmental footprint of different options. This paper proposes an energy assessment method using operational data from continuous monitoring, in order to provide insight on the impact of design and operational decisions and assist in taking better advised and weighted ones.

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