SOME RESULTS CONCERNING THE WAVEMAKING OF A THIN SHIP
Som Deo Sharma
Abstract
Som Deo Sharma
Abstract
The wavemaking resistance and free-wave spectrum of a simple ship having parabolic waterlines and rectangular frames (length/breadth = 20, draft/breadth = 3) were calculated by first-order thin-ship theory (Michells theory) and compared with experiment. There is fair agreement between theory and experiment in the range of Froude numbers investigated (Fn = 0.2 to 1.0), except for a discrepancy in the phases of the free waves which increases with decreasing Froude numbers.
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The wavemaking resistance and free-wave spectrum of a simple ship having parabolic waterlines and rectangular frames (length/breadth = 20, draft/breadth = 3) were calculated by first-order thin-ship theory (Michells theory) and compared with experiment. There is fair agreement between theory and experiment in the range of Froude numbers investigated (Fn = 0.2 to 1.0), except for a discrepancy in the phases of the free waves which increases with decreasing Froude numbers.
Key concepts: Froude number, Hull, Mathematics, Range (aeronautics), Simple (philosophy), Order (exchange), Mechanics, Physics