These are the engineering studies behind the design decisions in Project Sea Silent. Figures are planning estimates built from published component specifications and standard marine derating practice; they will be validated against measured data during the refit and sea trials, and each study will be updated with the measured results. Sponsors receive first access to measured data as it comes in.
First-principles sizing of the aft boat-deck solar array: realistic flat-mount marine yield per square foot, what that power covers, and what it honestly doesn't.
Why the series-hybrid architecture belongs on a 55-foot hull — the locomotive's torque story and the cruise ship's power-station story, scaled down. Currently published as part of the sponsorship prospectus; web edition to follow.
A measured galvanic baseline of the acquired hull, design of the isolated DC distribution and shore-power isolation architecture, and a continuous leakage and reference-cell monitoring plan.
Further studies published as they are completed.