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1984•International Congress on Marine Technology, 3rd, May-June 1984Requires access

USING A COMPUTER PROGRAM IN THE PRELIMINARY DESIGN OF GENERAL CARGO SHIPS

J Validakis

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In this paper, the use of a computer program to convert the owner's requirements of function, deadweight, speed endurance, cargo handling facilities and other special features, including restrictions in dimensions, into the main ship dimensions, hull form and power, are discussed.

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In this paper, the use of a computer program to convert the owner's requirements of function, deadweight, speed endurance, cargo handling facilities and other special features, including restrictions in dimensions, into the main ship dimensions, hull form and power, are discussed.

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In this paper, the use of a computer program to convert the owner's requirements of function, deadweight, speed endurance, cargo handling facilities and other special features, including restrictions in dimensions, into the main ship dimensions, hull form and power, are discussed.

Key concepts: Hull, Computer program, Function (biology), Engineering, Computer science, Program Design Language, Naval architecture, Marine engineering

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