Rotating Machine Technologies for Integration of Pulsed and High Power Loads in Naval Electric Power Systems

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dc.creatorHerbst, J.D.en
dc.creatorOuroua, A.en
dc.creatorGattozzi, A.en
dc.creatorPratap, S.B.en
dc.date.accessioned2015-09-04T16:06:12Zen
dc.date.available2015-09-04T16:06:12Zen
dc.date.issued0000-00-00en
dc.description.abstractAdvanced electric sensors and weapons are placing increasing demands on the electric power distribution systems of future naval vessels and energy storage is viewed as a critical technology for effective integration of IPS architectures in these platforms. This paper shows that kinetic energy storage, i.e. stored in the angular momentum of a rotating mass, can be applied in differing topologies to address a range of ship power system applications. Rotating machine technologies are presented for UPS and load leveling applications as well as for high cycle rate pulsed power applications.en
dc.description.departmentCenter for Electromechanicsen
dc.identifierPR_555en
dc.identifier.citationJ.D. Herbst, A. Ouroua, A. Gattozzi, and S.B. Pratap, “Rotating Machine Technologies for Integration of Pulsed and High Power Loads in Naval Electric Power Systems,” IEEE Electric Ship Technologies Symposium IEEE ESTS 2013, April 22-23, 2013.en
dc.identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/2152/30787en
dc.language.isoenen
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dc.relation.ispartofCEM Publicationsen
dc.rights.restrictionopenen
dc.subjectGrid Solutionsen
dc.subjectRotating Machineen
dc.subjectEM launchen
dc.subjectFlywheelen
dc.subjectenergy storageen
dc.subjectpulsed poweren
dc.subjectuninterruptible power supplyen
dc.subjecthybrid energy storage moduleen
dc.titleRotating Machine Technologies for Integration of Pulsed and High Power Loads in Naval Electric Power Systemsen
dc.typearticleen

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