Energy analysis and optimization of a solar boat
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Nowadays solar energy, which is one of the renewable energy resources, is a good alternative to fossil fuel based energy by considering the impact of fossil fuel on the environment. Efficient use of solar energy is helping to reduce both environmental and economic concerns. Solar energy is widely used on marine vessels, as well as the use of terrestrial facilities and vehicles, especially on yachts and pleasure boats. In addition to this it began to be used in commercial ships. The aims of this research are to determine the daily energy needs of a two-seater hand line fishing electric boat for optimization and to form an implementation of renewable energy use on a solar boat for a vocational school education. Besides, the use of electric powered vehicles is environmentally friendly and effective. It is appropriate for the selected area of usage by adequate selection of the propulsion system based on the power need and adequate selection of the storage capacity based on the use need. Therefore, the design of propulsion system and energy optimization have major significance for the electric powered vehicles.
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Cennet Özlem Bilir Fidan
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Cennet Özlem Bilir Fidan (Master Thesis). Energy analysis and optimization of a solar boat, 2015, Dokuz Eylül University.
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