Research on the Ship Electrical Properties of Shaft-Rate Electric Field

Hai Long Jiang; Hai Peng Zhang; Zhen Sheng Xia; Hui Qi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.563.333

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Research on the Ship Electrical Properties of Shaft-Rate Electric Field

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In order to reduce the impact of shaft-rate electric field (SRE) on the concealment of the ship, the factors that influence shaft-rate electric field are studied based on the analysis of its energy source. The ship electrical equivalent model is established by analyzing the structure of ship shafts, and on this basis, the electrical properties of the ship shafting is analyzed, laying the theoretical foundation for the study of shaft-rate electric field. It is shown that the bearing contact impedance changing is the important part of the ship shaft structure electricity analysis among the factors and its analysis is the base of research on shaft-rate electric field restrains technology.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 563)

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May 2014

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Hai Long Jiang, Hai Peng Zhang*, Zhen Sheng Xia, Hui Qi

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Electrical Properties, Equivalent Circuit, Shafting, Shaft-Rate Electric Field, Ship

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