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    Mikroprocesorowe urządzenia pomiarowo-rejestrujące i systemy monitorowania wykorzystujące technologie sieciowe, systemy sterowania urządzeniami i procesami technologicznymi. Systemy sterowania w obiektach energetyki odnawialnej, skupionych i rozproszonych. Modelowanie i symulacja obiektów dynamicznych, procesów oraz systemów sterowania i kontroli; projektowanie interfejsów operatorskich. Systemy elektroenergetyczne i automatyki...

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  • Measurement Campaign and Mathematical Model Construction for the Ship Zodiak Magnetic Signature Reproduction

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    - MEASUREMENT - Year 2021

    The paper presents the partial work done within the framework of the EDA Siramis II project focused on magnetic signature reproduction of ships. Reproduction is understood here as the ability to determine the magnetic anomaly of the local Earth magnetic field in any direction and at any measurement depth due to the presence of the analysed object. The B-91 type hydrographic ship Zodiak was selected as the real case study. The work...

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  • Identification of hydroacoustic wave sources of ship in motion

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    - Polish Maritime Research - Year 2010

    This paper deals with results of identification tests of acoustic field spectrum of underwater noise generated by ship in motion. The field is connected with acoustic activity of ship mechanisms and devices in operation. Vibration energy generated by the mechanisms and devices is transferred through ship structural elements to surrounding water where it propagates in the form of acoustic waves of a broad band of frequencies. In...

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  • Mathematical Models in Design Process of Ship Bow Thrusters

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    - Year 2016

    The paper describes an application of simulation models for computer-aided design of ship bow thrusters. Generation of simulation models of ship bow thruster requires development and verifying of mathematical models of system component elements. Using the results of simulation the expert system is able to determine, that the rules of classification societies are met. Design procedures and mathematical models are part of an expert...

  • Mathematical Models in Design Process of Ship Bow Thrusters

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    - Year 2016

    The presentation is about an application of simulation models for computer-aided design of ship bow thrusters. Generation of simulation models of ship bow thruster requires development and verifying of mathematical models of system component elements. Using the results of simulation the expert system is able to determine, that the rules of classification societies are met. Design procedures and mathematical models are part of an...

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  • New Concept of Numerical Ship Motion Modelling for Total Ship Operability Analysis by Integrating Ship and Environment Under One Overall System

    The paper presents a new concept of overall ship motion modelling for application to total ship operability. The delivered model is a multi-phase and includes both submerged part of ship’s hull and the surrounding water as a unique body. The Discrete Finite Element Method is applied. The model is successfully examined and illustrated for a selected AHTS.

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