Stručni rad
Hydrodinamic Aspects of a High-Speed SWATH and New Hull Form
V. Dubrovski
K. Matveev
Sažetak
The main problems of high-speed ships operating in open seas are their insufficient seaworthiness and speed loss in high sea states. Small Water-plane Area Twin-Hulls (SWATH) are characterised by excellent seaworthiness, but the hull forms of a traditional SWATH are not suited for higher speeds. A new shape of underwater gondola has been developed for a semi-planing (S/P) SWATH. Additionally, hydrofoils can be applied to this ship to provide the optimal dynamic draught and trim, to mitigate motions in rough seas, and even to carry a part of the ship weight. The relative speed of this SWATH can be beneficially increased up to the displacement Froude number 3.
Several concept designs addressing naval and civil transportation needs are outlined in this paper.
Ključne riječi
SWATH ships; high speed vessels; hull form; hydrodinamic analysis
Hrčak ID:
456
URI
Datum izdavanja:
1.12.2005.
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