Room5 14:10-15:10
Session: Propulsion Systems (3)
Chairpersons: K. Shiozaki (Ship Research Institute) and N. Baba (Nippon Kaiji Kyokai)
TS-109 Self-Organizing Fuzzy Control for Subsea Hydraulic Actuation Systems
T. Roskilly (University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK), A. Dobson and E. Jones
TS-110 Development of Experimental Fish Robot
K. Hirata (Ship Research Institute, Ministry of Transport, Japan)
TS-111 Study on Reliability for Marine Propeller
K. Kawamae (Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Japan), S. Nishikido, T. FurukaWa and T. Kawazoe
Room5 15:30-16:30
Session: Propulsion Systems (4)
Chairpersons: R. Pakaste (ABB Azipod Oy) and Y. Yoshimura (Hokkaido University)
TS-112 Electronically Controlled Marine Transmission
K. Harada (Yanmar Diesel Engine Co., Ltd., Japan), T. Imanaka M. Kondo and T. Miyamoto
TS-113 Experimental Characterization of the EHL Film Thickness of Traction Lubricant
K. Iwamoto (Tokyo University of Mercantile Marine, Japan) and P. Ehret
TS-114 Reliability and Ecological Safety of Ship Propulsive Systems
P. M. Lyssenkov (The Center of Technological Researches, Russia) and N. A. Reshetov
Room5 16:40-17:40
Session: New Propulsion Systems
Chairpersons: J. Listewnik (Maritime University) and T. Eguchi (Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, LTD.)
TS-116 Study of a Sea Launch Concept of Aerospace Shuttle with Heavy Class Ekranoplane as Takeoff and Landing Assist
E. A. Aframeev (Krylov Shipbuilding Research Institute, Russia), A. V. Nebylov, N. P. Savichenko, N. Tomita and Y. Yoshida
TS-117 Research of an Opportunity of the Effective Use of Ecologically Clean and Practically Silent Inertial Propulsive System in Vehicles of Various Purpose (on-Road, Railway, Water)
P.M. Lyssenkov (The Center of Technological Researches, Russia)
Room6 9:10-10:10
Session: Safety, Reliability & Maintainability (2)
Chairpersons: J. Horng (National Taiwan Ocean University) and T. Hashimoto (Kobe University of Mercantile Marine)
TS-118 Advanced Maintenance for Marine Diesel Engine Based on Structural and Functional Modeling
M. Numano (Ship Research Institute, Ministry of Transport, Japan), E. Isimura and S. Nishio
