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People enroll in a marine propulsion course to gain specialized knowledge of the systems that power ships and marine vessels, opening doors to careers in the maritime and offshore industries. The course attracts those interested in engines, mechanical systems, and advanced marine technology, while offering strong job prospects, practical skills, and opportunities to work globally.

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Marine Propulsion

16 Lectures

459 min

Introduction
Preview
29 min
Propeller Geometry
31 min
Propeller Geometry - II
44 min
Propeller Theory I
22 min
Propeller Theory II
29 min
Propeller Theory III
31 min
Propeller in Open Water
27 min
Dimensional Analysis & Similarity
28 min
Propeller Open Water Characteristics
27 min
Propeller Open Water Characteristicss
25 min
Methodical Propeller Series
29 min
Hull-Propeller Interaction
32 min
Hull-Propeller Interaction (continued)
28 min
Ship Powering & Efficiency Components
23 min
Engine-Propeller Matching (Part-I)
24 min
Engine-Propeller Matching (Part-II)
30 min

Course details

The Marine Propulsion course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the systems used to drive ships and marine vessels. It covers the principles of propulsion, including diesel engines, gas turbines, steam turbines, electric and hybrid propulsion systems, along with propellers, shafts, and reduction gears. Students learn about system design, operation, maintenance, efficiency, and safety practices, as well as fuel types and environmental regulations. The course combines theoretical knowledge with practical insights, preparing learners to operate, troubleshoot, and manage marine propulsion systems effectively in modern maritime operations.

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Course suitable for

Marine
Marine & Naval

Key topics covered

- Introduction

- Propeller geometry

- Propeller theory

- Propeller in open water

- Propeller Open Water Characteristicss

- Hull Proper Interaction

- Engine Propeller matching

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