The metal of the submarine conducts internal heat to the surrounding water. So, submarines must be electrically heated to maintain a comfortable temperature for the crew. The electrical power for the heaters comes from the nuclear reactor, diesel engine, or batteries (emergency)....
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An engine is a machine that uses one or more energy sources to generate mechanical energy. Potential energy, thermal energy, chemical energy, electric potential, and nuclear energy are all examples of the various energy sources at our disposal. These processes often produce heat as an intermediate...
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