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1]how the voltages and frequency are achieved on ships.
2]how does the line and phase voltages are related on ships.
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Answer Posted / ankush miglani 09718151073
1) THE SHIPS DO HAVE AN INBUILT SUB STATION TO GENERATE
THE POWER AND APPARATUS TO OBTAIN THE VOLTAGE AND POWER OF
NEEDED RANGE AND TO RUN THE DRIVES.
2) SAME AS IN GENERAL WORLD. I.E. Vp=1.732 x V (line)
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