CLIPPER: a long-range, autonomous underwater vehicle using magnesium fuel and oxygen from the sea
The development of the CLIPPER autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) is a joint research project (JRP) between DGA/BEC in France and FFI in Norway. The power source is a semi-fuel cell using oxygen dissolved in seawater as oxidant, seawater as electrolyte and magnesium as fuel. Predicted range for the...
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| description | The development of the CLIPPER autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) is a joint research project (JRP) between DGA/BEC in France and FFI in Norway. The power source is a semi-fuel cell using oxygen dissolved in seawater as oxidant, seawater as electrolyte and magnesium as fuel. Predicted range for the vehicle is in excess of 1600 nautical miles at a speed of 2
m/s. Design depth is 600
m. This long endurance, as well as the large internal volume of 740
l of the pressure hull, makes the CLIPPER vehicle an excellent tool for long range subsea operations. |
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