Code BSL009B
Course unit Modern energy storage systems and their usage on ships
Nomber of credits ECTS 3.0
Language of education Ukrainian
Learning outcomes of course unit
  1. Knowledge of the requirements of international classification societies and the Ukrainian Shipping Register for ship’s energy storage systems.
  2. Knowledge of the designs, principles of construction and rules of technical operation of main and emergency energy sources in ship electrical power systems.
  3. Knowledge of modern international trends in the construction of long-term AC and DC energy storage systems for the technical operation of ship automation and control systems.
  4. Knowledge of the principles of construction and rules of technical operation of powerful alternative energy storage systems.
  5. Knowledge of the designs, principles of construction and rules of technical operation of main ship consumers of electrical energy (asynchronous electric motors of auxiliary mechanisms, pumps and fans, as well as other types of consumers) that are powered by ship energy storage systems.
  6. Knowledge of the methodology for testing and certifying shipboard energy storage systems for shipboard electrical equipment and automation systems
  7. Ability to practically usage of control and measuring equipment to collect and interpret information on the technical condition of ship’s energy storage systems.
  8. Knowledge of the ship owner’s instructions and the ability to perform safely procedures for conducting of technical inspection, maintenance and repair of ship’s energy storage systems.
Types of educational work lectures, practical classes.
Type of final control
Content of course unit
  1. Main technical indicators of long-term AC and DC energy storage systems.
  2. General requirements of international maritime conventions and classification societies for the indicators of ship’s energy storage systems.
  3. Modern trends in the construction of long-term AC and DC energy storage systems for the technical operation of ship electrical equipment and automation and control systems.
  4. Modern designs, principles of construction and rules for the technical operation of powerful alternative energy storage systems on ships.
  5. Requirements of the shipping company (ship owner) for the procedures for conducting technical inspection, maintenance and repair of ship’s energy storage systems.
  6. Methods for conducting inspection, maintenance and repair of ship’s energy storage systems for ship electrical power systems and main ship consumers of electrical energy.
  7. Content and terms of test and reports on technical maintenance and repair of ship automation and control systems.
  8. Main methods for diagnosing the technical condition of ship’s energy storage systems.
Equipment (if applicable)    Educational stands and simulators. Demonstration complex (projector and laptop with applied media programs)

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