KnowraNuclear marine propulsionLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Nuclear marine propulsion, each with the reason it gives.All 10Related 4Narrower topic 2Compared with 4Nuclear powerRelated: Naval vessels use reactor energy for propulsion rather than grid electricity.SteamshipCompared with: It preserves steam-cycle propulsion in some vessels while replacing coal or oil boilers with reactors.Pressurized water reactorRelated: Naval vessels commonly use compact pressurized water reactors to produce shaft power.Nuclear submarineNarrower topic: The reactor replaces fuel-burning engines as the source of propulsion energy.Marine propulsionCompared with: It enables long endurance without frequent refueling, unlike fuel-burning propulsion.Marine engineeringCompared with: It contrasts with fuel-burning propulsion through its energy source and specialized requirements.Motor shipCompared with: Nuclear-powered ships achieve propulsion without burning conventional engine fuel.Ohio-class submarineNarrower topic: Its reactor lets Ohio-class submarines remain submerged for long patrols without refueling.Vanguard-class submarineRelated: Nuclear propulsion lets Vanguard submarines remain submerged for long periods without refueling.Nimitz-class aircraft carrierRelated: Two reactors supply the steam that drives the carrier's propulsion and electrical systems.