Damen Air Cavity System reduces fuel consumption by 7% on existing ship | Damen

Damen Air Cavity System (DACS) reduces fuel consumption and emissions, making it a game-changer for sustainable shipbuilding. Amisco's cargo vessel Danita is retrofitted in Tallinn, Estonia, achieving up to 15% fuel savings. DACS also helps meet regulatory requirements and ensures a rapid return on investment.
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[@mojojojo_BB]

Interesting.

[@465maltbie]

It is quite a development to be able to use blowers instead of compressors. Blowers loose efficiency and create heat if they have too much back pressure.

[@JessterKing]

I’m no engineer, but I was under the impression that if a ship wasn’t supported my water evenly around the hull, that it would cause extra stress on the vessel and it could compromise the vessel?

[@ignacioaguirrenoguez6218]

That’s a different case, in this situation the ship is supported by a fluid evenly around the hull, the difference is fluid on the lower section is air, which has basically the same pressure, but different viscosity.