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Nauticus Machinery v14.0

Marine propulsion systems

Nauticus Machinery is a complete software package for fatigue, strength and vibration analysis in marine propulsion systems - bridging the gap between shaft theory and reality.
Calculation tools for ship propulsion - Nauticus Machinery

    Calculation tools for strength assessment of rotating machinery components and systems
    Modular system allows you to configure the package based upon your needs
    Easy-to-use Project Manager, entry point to all of the modules
    Software based on DNV GL expertise in design-verification methodology and acceptance criteria for ship propulsion shafting systems
    Continuous improvements based on extensive DNV GL research projects and damage experience
    Fast and comprehensive support, training courses held regularly worldwide
    Regular release updates based on customer feedback

Marine propulsion design and analysis

Proper propulsion system/components analyses during the design phase help avoid delays in delivery and damage problems in operation, thereby reducing expensive off-hire. Professional and reliable software is essential for the design of a robust system.
Key benefits of Nauticus Machinery software for marine propulsion systems

    Time savings and efficiency in design process
    Includes the following modules:
    - Shaft Alignment
    - Torsional Vibration
    - Shaft Fatigue
    - Crankshaft Fatigue
    - Gear Faceload and Gear Rating
    - Propeller Blade
    - Controllable Pitch Mechanism Tool
    - Ice class (for IACS Polar Ice Class Rules and Finnish-Swedish Ice Class Rules for Northern Baltic)
    Based on DNV GL’s extensive experience, tailored for marine propulsion application
    Supports almost all propulsion systems, such as direct coupled propulsion systems, geared propulsion systems and generator sets
    Analyses that match reality, saving time and resources
    Can be used for design and for trouble-shooting

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