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Tuesday 28 November
10am – 10.30am
The Challenges in Supporting Modular Capability, today and in the future
Session One: Power to Command – Electrification and Modularity
10.30am – 11am
The Modern Navy: Leveraging the benefits of commercially proven power systems
Session One: Power to Command – Electrification and Modularity
11.30am – 12pm
Fast paced transition to a “new architecture” while keeping the lessons learned and the doors open for current operation
Session One: Power to Command – Electrification and Modularity
12pm – 12.30pm
Impact of Dual Energy Saving Technologies on a Frigate’s Duties
Session One: Power to Command – Electrification and Modularity
2pm – 2.30pm
Transient performance of alternatively fuelled internal combustion engines for naval applications
Session Two: Power to Command - Sustainability of Future Platforms
2.30pm – 3pm
Changing Definitions of Digital Twins In Ship Design
Session Two: Power to Command - Sustainability of Future Platforms
3.30pm – 4pm
Balancing Operational Capability Requirements and Climate Mitigation Goals: The Case for Model-Based Systems Engineering
Session Two: Power to Command - Sustainability of Future Platforms
4pm – 4.30pm
Giving Ex-RN Vessels a New Lease of Life
Session Two: Power to Command - Sustainability of Future Platforms
Wednesday 29 November
9.05am – 9.30am
Keynote: Reflections on modularity, flexibility and adaptability and considerations for platform design and support of the enterprise’s vision
Keynote
9.40am – 10.10am
Autonomous Surface Vessels and Design for Availability
Session three: Developing Trends and Emerging Technologies (Autonomy)
10.10am – 10.40am
Naval Autonomous Surface Vehicle Recoverability
Session three: Developing Trends and Emerging Technologies (Autonomy)
11.10am – 11.40am
Fire Protection for Naval Automated Vessels
Session three: Developing Trends and Emerging Technologies (Autonomy)
11.40am – 12pm
Containers as a Weapon I
Session three: Developing Trends and Emerging Technologies (Autonomy)
1.15pm – 1.45pm
The Fusion of Marine Electrical Machines and Power Systems – The Next Evolution of Electrical Energy?
Session four: Power to Capability – meeting power, thermal management and integration requirements of emerging tech including DE, Rail Gun and GW technology.
1.45pm – 2.15pm
Maintaining Capability & Freedom to Manoeuvre with a Net Zero Navy
Session four: Power to Capability – meeting power, thermal management and integration requirements of emerging tech including DE, Rail Gun and GW technology.
3.15pm – 3.30pm
Chair Closing Remarks
Session One: Power to Command – Electrification and Modularity