Ship automation and electrical engineering (4 cr)

Objective

Knowledge and understanding of and proficiency in:
- use of the ship's power plant, main power system and large loads
- operation, protection and control of the power plant, main power system and large loads
- know most common measurement and instrumentation techniques of ship automation
- understand and control control and measurement technology in ship automation
- safety instructions and regulations
- analyze and report research results in writing

Content

- operating principles of the electricity distribution network
- synchronization
- load sharing most common connections
- measuring and actuators
- calibration equipment and methods
- P, PI, PID controllers
- operating and programming of programmable logic
- structural of field equipment and control systems
- device and application design
- analysis and reporting of measurement results

Evaluation

Students can:
- use professional vocabulary and concepts in an expert way in different situations
- work as team members in working life expert duties and identify and describe the problems of the professional field

Course material

- Material shared at lectures
- Marco Giuffrida: Electrical Plants and Electric Propulsion on Ships

Study forms and methods

Scheduled track:
You will attend teaching and guidance sessions as specified in the schedule.
Lectures, tasks, web tasks and possible laboratory work.

Independent track:
n/a

Blended track:
Discussion with the teacher and, where appropriate, PSP-planning with your own mentor teacher.

RDI and work-related cooperation

This course does not include RDI and work-related cooperation

Timing of exams and assignments

-

International cooperation

-

Student workload

The student's workload for a 4-credit course is 108 hours.

Course part description

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Further information

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Evaluation scale

1-5

Assessment methods and criteria

Active participation, approved learning tasks, approved exam.