DESIGN OF A HIGH-SPEED 300 PASSENGER SWATH SHIP
Min, Brian Ho-Yin Lee, Y-W
Abstract
Min, Brian Ho-Yin Lee, Y-W
Abstract
The first stage study of a three stage SWATH ship development program has been completed. Various computer programs have been prepared in advance to calculate and predict various properties and characteristics of SWATH ships. With these design tools, theoretical analyses for the systematic variation of design parameters were performed, and step by step model tests were carried out to derive the final configuration. In this paper, the results of the first stage study are presented.
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The first stage study of a three stage SWATH ship development program has been completed. Various computer programs have been prepared in advance to calculate and predict various properties and characteristics of SWATH ships. With these design tools, theoretical analyses for the systematic variation of design parameters were performed, and step by step model tests were carried out to derive the final configuration. In this paper, the results of the first stage study are presented.
Key concepts: Stage (stratigraphy), Marine engineering, Computer science, Variation (astronomy), Meteorology, Geology, Engineering, Geography