DocumentCode
2943212
Title
Optimum Ship Operation: Experiences with it & Consequences from it for Building and Driving Research Vessels
Author
Thomsen, C.P.
Author_Institution
Fachhochschule Hamburg, fac. Ship and Plant Operation, Federal Republic of Germany
fYear
1987
fDate
Sept. 28 1987-Oct. 1 1987
Firstpage
500
Lastpage
505
Abstract
There seems to be a good chance that owner and/or operator of research vessels can take advantage of experiences that the author could collect on commercial vessels. The latter such as freighters and tankers and ferries cover certain distances within certain times and from their money revenue per mission drive home a certain rest: the gain. On the freighters this gain can be optimized -along comprehensiveness on matter envolved and rigour of principles therein. It is shipbuilding,engine building,maintenance,nautics,vessel´s physical environment, economics and logistics that meet: each of the seven a professional field in itsself. It is the artificial intelligence of most modern electronic tools (measuring and computing) that spans through them successfully. These tools are programmed and applied in author´s SHIP OPERATION PACKAGE.
Keywords
Costs; Drives; Economic indicators; Environmental economics; Fuel economy; Investments; Logistics; Marine vehicles; Petroleum; Profitability;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
OCEANS '87
Conference_Location
Halifax, NS, Canada
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/OCEANS.1987.1160822
Filename
1160822
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