Analysis of AIP technologies and it possible applications in the submarines of Colombian Navy
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https://doi.org/10.70554/Derrotero2023.v17n01.08Keywords:
AIP, Critical pressure, Critical temperature, Electrolysis, Snorkel deepAbstract
During the decades the processes of accumulation and transport of energy, for mobile applications have been the reason for much of the research in this area of engineering, without a doubt until now fossil fuels are the most used for applications of all kinds, from minimum power generation plants, through small vehicles such as motorcycles to large applications such as merchant containers and military platforms.
The objective of this article is the analysis of the uses of the fuel cell technology (full cell) applied other navies of the world in military submarines which have implemented AIP (Air Independent Propulsion) processes in order to indicate the advantages and possible applications of this technology in the submarine units of the A Colombian Navy.
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