propulsion system: CODOG

propulsion systems
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Combined diesel or gas ( CODOG ) is a type of propulsion system where for every propeller shaft there is one diesel engine for cruising speed and one geared gas turbine for high speed dashes.

Both types of engines are connected to the shaft with clutches, but only one system is driving the ship in contrast to CODAG-systems, which can use the combined power output of both.

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1965	Coast Guards Hamilton class	2
1966	Frigate Peder Skram class	2
1968	Frigate Alpino class	2
1976	Frigate Niteroi class	2
1976	Frigate Wielingen class	2
1979	Destroyer F70 ASW class	2
1979	Corvette Niels Juel class	2
1981	Frigate Ulsan class	1
1981	Frigate Ishikari class	2
1982	Frigate Maestrale class	1
1982	Frigate F 122 Bremen class	1
1983	Frigate Yubari class	2
1989	Frigate Abukuma class	2
1990	Frigate Vasco da Gama class	2
1991	Frigate Karel Doorman class	1
1992	Frigate City class	2
1992	Frigate Hydra class	2
1993	Guided-Missile Destroyer Durand de la Penne class	1
1993	Corvette Sa'ar 5-class	1
1994	Frigate F 123 Brandenburg class	2
1994	Guided-Missile Frigate Naresuan class	2
1994	Guided-Missile Destroyer Type 052 class	2
1995	Support Ship Kashima class	2
1996	Frigate Anzac class	1
1997	Aircraft Carrier V STOL Chakri Narubet class	2
2002	Guided-Missile Destroyer De Zeven Provinciën class	2
2003	Guided-Missile Destroyer Chungmugong Yi Sun Shin (KDX-II) class	2
2003	Guided-Missile Destroyer F 124 Sachsen class	2
2005	Littoral combat ship Sea Fighter class	2
2005	Guided-Missile Destroyer Type 052C class	1
2008	Guided-Missile Destroyer Horizon class	2
2010	Frigate Shivalik (Project 17) class	2
2013	Frigate Incheon class	2
2014	Guided-Missile Destroyer Type 052D	1
2017	Guided-Missile Destroyer Hobart class	2

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propulsion system: CODOG

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