3rd International Congress On Ship and Marine Technology, GMO SHIPMAR, Trabzon, Türkiye, 11 - 12 Aralık 2024, ss.295-311
Today, the design and production of diesel electric hybrid ships are becoming increasingly widespread because of the
search of more efficient and environmentally friendlier ships. Hybrid system applications are now present across
various ship types from ferries to yachts. Electric motor applications offer designers greater flexibility in installing
machinery and arranging the general arrangement plan. The arrangement of watertight bulkheads directly affects a
ship's damage stability characteristics. In this paper it is aimed to investigate the probabilistic damage stability
characteristics of a yacht with two different configurations. One equipped with a conventional propulsion and diesel
power operation system the second equipped with a diesel-electric hybrid power operation system. For this first a
validation study will be made with a offshore vessel which probabilistic stability calculations are present in the open
literature. After the validation study a yacht will be designed for the same displacement for two different configurations
and a general arrangement plan will be designed. The two configurations will be compared by means of the attained
and required indexes of SOLAS Chapter II-1