At APHRES, we believe in our responsibility to reduce our ecological footprint while fostering innovation and profitability. Our new physical principle is a bold step toward a cleaner, more sustainable future for the maritime industry and for hydroelectric power generation.
Technology based on this principle can drastically reduce carbon emissions and operating costs while increasing efficiency and profitability.
ARCUSIN Hydrodynamic Principles I & II
Resistance reduction between 30% and 60%
Generation of thrust force equal to the resistance.
Total power reduction with 66% rotation.
Independently certified by DNV GL and CEHIPAR
The principles were independently reviewed and certified by the Norwegian-German agency DNV-GL, one of the world's leading certification bodies, which provides testing, certification and advisory services for the maritime and energy sectors, including renewable energy.
The principles were also certified by the El Pardo Hydrodynamic Experimentation Center (CEHIPAR) in Madrid, which is part of the General Subdirectorate of Naval Systems (SGSN-INTA) and was established in 1928 by the Spanish Navy.