Advanced shafting design for marine propulsion systems training

The course covers steady state and transient vibrations and more

Description

The course covers the following topics:

Steady state and transient vibrations (frequency and time domain analysis)
IACS unified requirements for shaft fatigue
DNV GL's detailed shaft design method
Simulation of transient load responses
Calculation cases and design options

The course is primarily focusing on technology, but will cover the Nauticus Machinery Torsional Vibration and Nauticus Machinery Shaft Fatigue tools.

Learning objectives

Learn how to optimize your shafting design using DNV’s detailed shaft design approach and relevant Nauticus Machinery software tools.

Target group

Naval architects, designers, ship yards and approval engineers with detailed knowledge about overall design of marine shafting systems.

Training offered on request

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Duration:

2-3 day

Prerequisite:

Knowledge about propulsion components such as propeller, shafts, couplings, dampers, gears and engines. Some knowledge about shaft fatigue analysis and frequency domain analysis of propulsion systems.

Course:

NA-13 Advanced shafting design for marine propulsion systems

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Nauticus Machinery - Torsional Vibration

Torsional vibration analysis

Nauticus Machinery - Shaft Fatigue

Shaft fatigue and lifecycle calculations of marine shafts