Re: U Boat Electro Engine
Posted by: J.T. McDaniel ()
Date: December 05, 2001 11:24PM

You'd probably get rid of the heat into the water. My references are mostly to US boats, which also had DC generators, which is another reason I tended to agree this thing probably came from a train or emergency generator.

On US boats, at least, both the generators and the motors were water cooled, with a lot of narrow heat-exchanger tubes wrapped around them. Electricity can coexist with water as long as you're careful to keep them from actually touching each other.

J.T. McDaniel



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