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Basic Ship Theory

K.J. Rawson, E.C. Tupper

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 1: Foreword Acknowledgements Introduction Symbols and Nomenclature Art or Science? Some tools Flotation and Trim Stability Hazards and Protection The Ship Girder Structural Design and Analysis Launching and Docking The Ship Environment and Human Factors Answers to problems Index. CONTENTS OF VOLUME 2: Acknowledgements Introduction Symbols and Nomenclature Powering of Ships: general principles Powering of Ships: application Seakeeping Manoevrability Major Ship Design Features Ship Design Particular Ship Types Fishing Vehicles Yachts Answers to problems Index.

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 1: Foreword Acknowledgements Introduction Symbols and Nomenclature Art or Science? Some tools Flotation and Trim Stability Hazards and Protection The Ship Girder Structural Design and Analysis Launching and Docking The Ship Environment and Human Factors Answers to problems Index. CONTENTS OF VOLUME 2: Acknowledgements Introduction Symbols and Nomenclature Powering of Ships: general principles Powering of Ships: application Seakeeping Manoevrability Major Ship Design Features Ship Design Particular Ship Types Fishing Vehicles Yachts Answers to problems Index.

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 1: Foreword Acknowledgements Introduction Symbols and Nomenclature Art or Science? Some tools Flotation and Trim Stability Hazards and Protection The Ship Girder Structural Design and Analysis Launching and Docking The Ship Environment and Human Factors Answers to problems Index. CONTENTS OF VOLUME 2: Acknowledgements Introduction Symbols and Nomenclature Powering of Ships: general principles Powering of Ships: application Seakeeping Manoevrability Major Ship Design Features Ship Design Particular Ship Types Fishing Vehicles Yachts Answers to problems Index.

Key concepts: Seakeeping, Naval architecture, Engineering, Marine engineering, Index (typography), Fishing, Hull, Trim

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