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• History of electric • Types of systems • Propulsion basics • Electronics basics Guemes Island ferry planned‐ Crosscut.com
The ICE is melting… Internal Combustion Engine ICE Steam Electric Electric “90‐year gap” 1800 1850 1900 1950 2000 2050 ELCO stops p electric pleasure p boats ELCO Electric Launch Company 8 charging stations on Thames E‐boat English Channel crossing 8 hrs, both ways Popularization of EE‐ launches Jacobi, Russia: 14 passenger –E‐boat‐ 3 mph Photo: Tad Pfeffer/Extreme Ice Survey Data from Wikipedia and Elco website
Electric promises lower impact to self and others: • No CO warning sticker • No bilge buzzer • No plume of diesel smoke in the marina • Clean engine compartment and topsides • Charging happens at your slip and under‐way • Great control‐ no stalling at low speeds • Simpler to use and maintain • Quiet‐ low vibration • Odorless • Renewable energy
Integrated outboards • Simple to use • Light weight‐ portable • Cost competitive p with ggasoline • dinghies thru 2 ton boats • Range is expandable • Small S ll size i = easy to t charge h
Non‐integrated outboards: • More customized installation • More customizable range and power • Charge options more limited by size • For applications where weight not an issue. • Larger g boats • Variable efficiency • Requires engineering and installation • Range can be upgraded later.
inboard all‐electric • Up to 60 miles range Torqeedo.com • Control, environmental and sensorial benefits compared to ICE. • Charge options limited by size • Competitive purchase cost • Greater weight ‐balance trim • User‐friendly controls • Can be upgraded: more batteries, solar generator or solar. Elco.com
Inboard gas gas‐ electric hybrid • Extended cruising. • Don’t mind extra $ for a dual system. Torqeedo.com • Power and range similar to ICE. • Looses some environmental and operating cost benefits of EP • Weight +‐ depending.
How to make sense of E propulsion? Output power Input power voltage thrust displacement Sh ft power Shaft Propulsion?
How to make sense of propulsion? The boat The system Speed / range Output power Input power Voltage Current Cost Displacement (drag x speed) (efficiency) Capacity Hull params RPM (s) Pitch Diameter Loop until satisfied
Thrust at speed… Speed / range Output power Input power Voltage Displacement Current Cost Hull params (drag x speed) (efficiency) Capacity • Catalina 30, quirement), llbf Data thanks to James Lambden, www.electricboatdesign.com Draag (thrust req POWER required = Drag (thrust) x speed knots
Definitions and system types Speed / range Output power Input power Voltage Displacement Current Cost Hull params (thrust x speed) (efficiency) Capacity E overall = Eprop x Ebattery x Emotor x Egear x Ewiring x Echarging Component efficiencies 98% 99% 98% 90% 85% 75% 60% Typical 33% ggasoline or diesel conversion Overall propeller battery motor gear reduction controller wiring charger
Sizingg Speed / range Di l Displacement Output power Input power Voltage C Current C Cost vs Hull params (drag x speed) (efficiency) Capacity efficiency watts input tons 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 EP Carry 0.25 Torqeedo 0.5 66 … Oceanvolt 3.5 8.5 … Electric Yacht 5 30 … Elco 4 40 … Efficiency Power (W)
Propeller and motor matching Propeller Diameter Effect on Thrust, 400 watts atts input put 6.0 5.0 ts 4.0 ur ht 3.0 30 lb 2.0 • All motors have their efficient RPM 1.0 operation range. 0.0 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 • Larger diameters , higher pitch and propeller diameter, inches slower rotation lower blade area. • Gearing matches motor to propeller.
Batteries 100 Ah lead acid battery 50 Ah battery 110 100 90 % battery capacity 80 70 60 50 40 30 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 Amp draw • A lead acid 100 AH battery will lose 50% of its capacity at 40 amps draw draw. (when new) new). • A 48Ah LiFePO4 will lose about 5‐8 % at 40 amp draw. • Choice of battery affects range, speed etc. A Lead acid system can be upgraded to one of these in the future.
Volts, Amps, Watts, Horsepower Motor •Volts, V Amps, A •Amps, system t •Power = V x A, Watts, W •Amp capacity = A x time, Amp hours, Ah Amps •Energy = V x A x time , Watt hours, Wh volts + ‐ + ‐ + ‐ 1kW motor system battery battery battery •Volts: 3 battery system = 12v x 3 = 36 Volts •Amps: 0 to 28 Amps depending on throttle •Power: 0 to 36 x 28 = 1000 Watts depending on throttle •Amp capacity: Each battery (idealized) can provide 4 amps for 20 hours = 80 Ah •Energy: Ah x Volts = 80 Ah x 36V = 2880Wh
Review generator/ shore solar / power wind… throttle charger controller gear battery bank electric motor reduction
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