COMPUTER-AIDED PRELIMINARY DESIGN OF HATCHCOVERLESS CONTAINER SHIPS
P. K. Pal, D A Gillies, D Peacock
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P. K. Pal, D A Gillies, D Peacock
Abstract
This paper discusses the design characteristics of hatchcoverless container ships as compared with conventional container ships. A preliminary design process is performed formulating the design of a hatchcoverless container ship as a compromise decision support problem. A suitable mathematical model is presented and exercised with a set of owner's requirements for validation.
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This paper discusses the design characteristics of hatchcoverless container ships as compared with conventional container ships. A preliminary design process is performed formulating the design of a hatchcoverless container ship as a compromise decision support problem. A suitable mathematical model is presented and exercised with a set of owner's requirements for validation.
Key concepts: Container (type theory), Naval architecture, Compromise, Set (abstract data type), Process (computing), Computer science, Engineering, Design process