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Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Submarine motors



Yes, its not a big problem. I can send you a drawing of Kraka´s seal if you decide to have the motor inside. We use a " pakbrille " with a cotton / grease rope in it - very traditional very simple very cheap - and never absolutely tight.  We have a leak in the order of 1 liter / year
 
Regards,
 
Peter
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Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2007 7:31 PM
Subject: Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Submarine motors

Peter
 
You dont happen to have a sketch how to make shaft seal ?

 
On 5/8/07, Øystein Skarholm <skarholm@gmail.com> wrote:
Peter you have probably been looking on the form drawings. There will off course be a sail to it. The sail will be about 90mm tall.
Thanks for the tips Peter. When are you going to release som secrets about your new project ?
 
 


 
On 5/7/07, Peter Madsen <peter@submarines.dk > wrote:
Øystein,
 
 
350 lb thrust will require in the order of 10 -15 kW electric motor. To power this regardless of voltage you will consume battery power equivalent to
500 - 1000 kg batteries pr. hour of operation. It can be done with 24 or 48 volt motors - and if this is your intention look into the motors used on electric forklifts or electric cars. In this I assume you will have the motor(s) inside your pressurehull.
 
If the electric motor is only engaged when diving - it is the only solution and its ok since you are not likely to travel long distances submerged . But if you plan to sail the boat surfaced on batteries you will find that if the range required is more than a very few nautical miles, the electric propulsion is very expensive, and very inefficient. If you add even the smallest marine diesel engine to your boat you will be able to improve range hundredfold.
 
A submarine propulsion system can consist of a standard marine diesel engine with a reduction / reverse / clutch gear device and an electric motor driving the propellers haft via V - belts when the marine engine is stopped and the gearbox lever is in neutral. This is how simple its done on our boat Kraka - and it works fine.
 
I looked at your drawings - I assume a sail will be added to the concept ?!
 
Regards,
 
Peter Madsen
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Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2007 6:19 AM
Subject: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Submarine motors

 
Hi
Have been looking all the www for motors for my project. I believe I will go for el motors. There are several companies offering electrical motors, but a lot of the motors are running on to high voltage > 120 VDC. I would like to keep the voltage down. Also it is important that the motor i sealed, rated for approx 300m. I need about 350 lb of thrust in either one or two motors.
 
Anybody know where to find the best prizes on what I am looking fore?

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www.ubat.no


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