Innovation in high speed marine vessels : 28-29 January 2009

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Corporate Authors International Conference on Innovation in High Speed Marine Vessels Fremantle, Australia, Royal Institution of Naval Architects, Curtin University of Technology
Format Electronic eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published London : Royal Institution of Naval Architects, 2009.
Subjects
Ships > Hydrodynamics > Congresses.
Ship propulsion > Congresses.
Ferries > Congresses.
Ground-effect machines > Congresses.
Shipbuilding > Congresses.
elektronické knihy
electronic books
Online AccessFull text
ISBN9781621988731
1621988732
9781905040544
1905040547
Physical Description1 online resource (136 pages) : illustrations (some color)

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Table of Contents:
  • Numerical simulation of ships in high seas using a coupled SPH
  • FE approach / P Groenenboom, B Cartwright and D McGuckin
  • A practical technique for assessing the likelihood of surf-riding of a high-speed craft in following and following quartering seas / A Maki, N Umeda and M Renilson
  • Experiences from design, construction and operation of CFRP sandwich ships and boats / A Lonno
  • Developments in fire safety for FRP composite vessels / A Beeston
  • On the resonance-motion-free swath as an ocean-going fast ship / M Yoshida
  • Station keeping of high-speed ferries / D Sadovnikov
  • The relation between motions of moored ships due to wake wash of passing vessels and the hindrance thereof / J A Keuning, J Bas, C Boots and H R Luth
  • The identification and protection of intellectual property for the high speed craft industry / N A Armstrong and J Black
  • The reconfigurable hull form concept for high speed operations / A Gazal, M Renilson and S Cannon
  • 'Greener' high speed vessels
  • options for the future / T Holt
  • Cogeneration systems aboard high-speed ferries / J Peterseim
  • Global and slam load model testing to support developing HSMV operations in severe sea conditions / M Davis, Walid Amin, Jason Lavroff, Damien Holloway, G Thomas and S Matsubara
  • Slamming quasi-static analysis of an Incat 98 M high-speed wave piercing catamaran / W Amin, M Davis, D Holloway and G Thomas
  • The hydro-elastic behaviour of flexible panels with inhomogeneous material properties and added restraints / M Pitman and A Lucey
  • Hull structure monitoring for the Armidale class patrol boat / C Gardiner, P Vincent, A Wilson D Ellery and N A Armstrong
  • Presentation: 50 years of hovercraft development / B Russell.

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