From the Cost to the Technological Success of the S-80 Submarines: the Long Journey of the Public Company Navantia
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Navantia has announced to have successfully completed the tests of the system of propulsion independent from the air (AIP) near its ship yard of Cartagena. This system already integrated in the submarine S-83 Cosme García, the third of the class S-80 under construction for the Armada Española....
The S-83 completes the tests of the AIP in Cartagena A 12-metre section prepared for integration The AIP generates hydrogen from liquid oxygen and bioethanol The third generation avoids storing hydrogen on board The AIP of the S-83 is integrated into the schedule of the S-80 program The S-82 carries out tests and the S-84 continues under construction According to Navantia, the shipyard of Cartagena has completed the tests of the independent prop…
The technological success of the AIP (Independent Air Propulsion) testing of the S-83 submarine has been described as "a key technological milestone
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