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WATERJET TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT SUMMARY (1972-1978)

Jeffrey Stricker, John G. Purnell, M. Brophy

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Principal findings of tests and analyses performed from 1972 to 1978 under the Waterjet Technology Development Program are summarized. Included are theoretical descriptions of baseline systems and component performance, as well as descriptions of new propulsion concepts that show potential for improving range/payload capabilities of high performance ships.

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Key concepts: Payload (computing), Propulsion, Principal (computer security), Systems engineering, Baseline (sea), Aeronautics, Engineering, Component (thermodynamics)