Saturday, March 24, 2018

[Electric Boats] Re: Quite the potential project.. but is it feasible?

 

Barges do not move fast.  The idea is to move at a slow speed and the original 115hp diesel is likely adequate for which job it was designed.  I would be more concerned about steerage than power as a single screw would be limited.

With the very limited information, I would suggest a dual motor capacity of 2 X 40kW or 2 X 60kW motors for the barge.  If you would like to see what they might look like (they are also designed to be mounted in series):
https://electricyachtpacific.com/shop?olsPage=products%2Fquiettorque-600lc-96v-liquid-cooled-dual-powerhead-motor-system&page=2

if you do two of these types, you might consider using a saildrive option so that you would have reasonable steerage control:
https://electricyachtpacific.com/shop?olsPage=products%2Fquiettorque-30-dot-0sd-72v-air-cooled-dual-powerhead-motor-system&page=1
(note that this unit is available at 96v and 60kW)

Do not know your usage but the idea of solar is always good.  The use of a couple of genset with about a total of 50kW is likely necessary

Mike
Electric Yacht Pacific (This is the new website and name for my company)

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