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Naval applications require various modes of operation from a combination of driving sources to different ship propulsion systems. Various gear configurations are available for these applications. The driver types and operating modes generate different requirements for the selected clutch design. In this paper the application of different types of clutches will be compared for their specific applications, advantages and disadvantages.