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Kevin Hawkinson
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But engines don't actually propel a vessel, do they?
I saw the byline for this forum, and smiled.
I think the "technology used to move boats or ships on or through the water" would be sails, paddlewheels, FPPs, CPPs, Z-drives and L-drives, waterjets, and magnetohydrodynamic drives.
The device that converts chemical (or nuclear) energy to mechanical (or electrical) energy isn't really what provides propulsion, is it?
Posted: 11/17/2009 1:04:42 PM
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rakesh shrivastava
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RE:But engines don't actually propel a vessel, do they?
The purpose to propel the ship is achieved by a system rather a PSI Propuilsion system Integration which includes everything right from ur main propusion power source to propeller and hull.
Posted: 3/25/2011 2:12:46 PM
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