propulsion motor

These allow a high current load to be controlled, such as the model's propulsion motor.

They are now commonly used on large ships to drive the propulsion motors.

Another component of the hydraulic system is the propulsion motor.

The propulsion motors are of British design and build.

If he stopped the emergency propulsion motor, Seawolfwould also stop.

The hydraulic propulsion motor is responsible for providing forward movement of the vehicles.

While bound for Madeira, the ship repeatedly had problems with one of the propulsion motors.

By this act, Paulet should be considered the pioneer of the liquid fuel propulsion motor."

It had been triggered by a spark from the electric switch when the submarine's main propulsion motor was turned on.

General Electric built the turbo generators and propulsion motors.

The propulsion motor was made of aluminium alloy.

British Thomson-Houston built her turbo generator and electric propulsion motor.

Propulsion is on the emergency electric propulsion motor.

This also permits propeller pods with the propulsion motors inside the pods.

Has one or more auxiliary propulsion motors attached that have a combined output of no more than 200 watts.

Each ship had two turbo generators that fed current to the propulsion motors on her propeller shaft.

These main generators provided power for all shipboard consumers from propulsion motors to hotel functions like lighting and air conditioning.

Conway changed into a lightweight suit with a propulsion motor strapped onto his back and extra air tanks on his chest.

The simplest solution taps off some hot exhaust gas from the propulsion motor and routes it instead through the generator turbine.

Fuel cell: a system for quietly producing electricity, for example to drive a submarine's main propulsion motors while submerged.

The propulsion motors are coupled directly to four-bladed fixed pitch propellers rotating at 180 rpm.

Both girls gulped at the maze of fuel pumps, pipes, tanks, numberless propulsion motors and platforms.

A pedal cycle to which is attached one or more auxiliary propulsion motors having a combined maximum power output not exceeding 200 watts.

A propulsion control computer regulates the ratio of volts to current delivered to the electric main propulsion motor.

This produced current for an AEG electric propulsion motor that drove a single propeller shaft.