Optimized Design of PTO/PTI Systems Driven by Operational Data for Cargo Ship Retrofitting: A Case Study

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PTO/PTI systems are retrofitting solutions for ships that enhance energy efficiency and reduce costs by recovering and reusing excess energy, particularly during deceleration or low-speed operation. These systems provide power for electrical systems or propulsion, lowering fuel consumption and emissions without requiring a full system overhaul. Their integration is cost-effective for existing vessels, making them a preferred solution in the European "RETROFIT55" project. This study analyzes the optimal design of PTO/PTI systems for cargo ships, specifically a Kamsarmax bulk carrier, evaluating configurations, integration, and fuel/emission reductions based on operational data.

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Pucci, M., Accetta, A., Di Piazza, M. C., Rodono, G., Yuksel, O., Shagar, V., & Iafrati, A. (2025). Optimized Design of PTO/PTI Systems Driven by Operational Data for Cargo Ship Retrofitting: A Case Study. In Progress in Marine Science and Technology (Vol. 10, pp. 182–189). IOS Press BV. https://doi.org/10.3233/PMST250024

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