Shipboard electrical power systems

Electrical propulsion and diesel electrical propulsion.
Distribution systems and voltage levels.
Selectivity.
Load balancing and short-circuiting calculation.
Equipment and instrumentation for synchronization and load distribution.
Rotational speed statics and voltage statics.
Main switch board with instruments.
Emergency power supply.
Shore connection.
Asynchronous motors with starting equipment.
Frequency converters.
Electromagnetic noise.

Learning outcomes - Knowledge:
Know the regulations and requirements in installation, operation and maintenance of electrical installations in ships and vessels. Know the directions for documentation of electrical installations in ships. Know design and mode of operation of electrical machinery and equipment onboard ships.

Learning outcomes - Skills:
The candidate shall be able to
– projecting the installation of electrical equipment in ships
- make measurements and troubleshooting on ships electrical system,
- produce electrical documentation with reports and measurement protocols.

Learning outcomes - Competence:
The candidate can
- perform and document tests on ships electrical equipment and communicate knowledge orally and in writing,
- independently obtain and use data sheet and support literature in their own work.

Lectures, laboratory work, exercises, field trips.