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RCHEF
ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR YACHT RESEARCH
Lab.
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Scheepsbouwkunde
Technische Hogeschod
Dell t
UNIVERSITY
OF
SOUTHAMPI
ON
department of
aeronautics
and astronautics
S.U.Y.R. REPORT NO. 14
WIND TUNNEL TESTS ON A J SCALE
DRAGON RIG
CONTENTS Summary Pa ge List of Symbols Introduction 2 Description of Tests 3 Results 6 Conclusions 7 Acknowledgement 9 References 9
SUMMARY
This report presents the results of a number of wind
tunnel tests on a i-scale model of the sails of a Dragon class
yacht. In some of che tests the hull (above D.W.L.) was included;
in others, the sails only were used, either singly or together. In addition to the horizontal components of aerodynamic force - one
in the direction of the centre-line of the hull end the other
at right angles to it - in some cases the heeling moments,
yawing moments, height and fore-and-aft positions of the centre of effort are given for a number of systematic alterations in
sail trim. The effects of change of wind speed and angle of
heel are included in a few cases.
No detailed assessment of the merits of the sails in
terms of yacht performance has been made. A few obvious
con-clusions can be drawn however and these are given at the end
1. LIST OF SYMBOLS
VA = apparent wind speed (f t/sec)
L = horizontal component of aerodynamic force perpendicular to
apparent wind (Lb)
D = horizontal component of aerodynamic force paralled
to apparent wind (Lb)
(e-X) = angle between apparent wind and centre-line of the hull
(degrees)
Fx = horizontal component of aerodynamic force parallel to
centre-line of hull (Lb)
F = horizontal component of aerodynamic force perpendicular to
centre-line of hull (Lb)
Mx = heeling moment about a horizontal axis within the plane of
symmetry of the hull when upright and situated 2 1/8 inches
vertically below the tunnel floor. (Lb. ft.)
yawing moment about a vertical axis through the point where the
centre-line of the mast intersects D.W.L. (Lb. ft.)
Z = height of the centre of effort above the heeling moment axis =
c.e.
Mx! (ft.)
xc.e. = distance of the centre of effort behind the yawing moment axis
= M / (ft.)
Z F
= sheeting angle of foresail (degrees)
sheeting angle of mainsail (degrees)
S = total actual sail area (ft2)
SF = actual sail area of genoa (ft2)
SM = actual sail area of mainsail (ft2)
centre-líne of hull' = line of intersection of the piane of
symmetry of the hull and the floor of the tunnel.
2. INTRODUCTION
In the latter part of 1962 C.A. Marchaj carried out a number of
tests in the wind tunnel at Southampton University with the general
object of determining the aerodynamic characteristics of a quarter
scale model of a Dragon class yacht. In view of the fact that an
extension of this work is planned for the immediate future, and in the
belief that the results contain information which may be of general
interest, a preliminary analysis has been made of them by T. Tanner
and is presented in the following pages.
At the time the experiments were planned very little precise
scientific information was available concerning the wind forces
experienced by a yacht in the close-hauled attitude. The precise
effects of the numerous adjustments which can be made to the sheets
and rigging were almost completely unknom. It was anticipated that
the hull itself would contribute something towards the aerodynamic forces
and that the magnitude of this contribution would depend upon the
relative wind angle and the angle of heel.
Tests were therefore macle not only with the sails alone but
with a hull in addition to the sailsand the results show that the
presence of the hull has a marked effect, for not only does it
contribute a fairly large drag force but it increases the efficiency
of the sails as lift-producing media. In fact, the driving force
components are increased due to the presence of the hull. The
experimental method was such that each different heel angle required
a differently shaped hull but unfortunately only one
hull
model-representing zero heel - was available. The tests Tith the hull were
therefore confined to zero heel only.
The apparatus used and the method of procedure were devised by
Marchaj and have been described in A.A.S.U. Report No. 208 (Ref. 1).
The results show that significant, and in some cases, very large
differences in the force components can be achieved by making various
adjustments. As Marchaj has already noted for the
X.O.D. class, this is
particularly true of the foresail sheeting angles if the limitations
imposed by the Class Rules are ignored.
-2-3. DESCRIPTION OF TESTS
The model used in these tests was very slightly less than
full scale. This was chosen for reasons of economy, to suit a mast
that was available from other tests and because it resulted in a
mast height of about 8 ft. which was regarded as suitable in the wind
tunnel working section which had a height of l2ft. The model mast
was not an exact scale model of a full-size Dragon mast. It was
considerably bigger in cross-sectional dimensions having been cut down
from a dinghys gunter yard. It was supported in the same way
as the full-scale mast but the rigging wires 7ere not accurately scaled.
No attempt was made to ensure that the mast deflections under load were
representative of fullscale. The rigging wires were tensioned by
turnbuckle.s to what was judged to be suitable for the. model.
For the case of zero heel only a fairly accurate model of that
part of the hull which is above the Design Water Line (D.W.L.) was
used in the tunnel but many of the tests were done without this in
place and are not therefore truly representative of a Dragon.
In those tests in which a model of the hull was included, the
mast and rigging was set-up on the hull, but in other cases they were
set-up on the turntable of the balance system so that the height of
the boom above the top of the. turntable - which was flush with the tunnel floor was the scaled height of the full-scale ioom above sea
level. TheCentre-line of the hull then refers to the horizontal line
between the point of intersection of the forestay with the top of the
turntable and the centre-line of the mast at the same level.
The model sails (Fig. 1) were designed by Marchaj and were made
by W.C. Lucas and Son in Terylene' sailcloth weighing 3 oz. per
square yard. They were somewhat unusual in that
the luff of the genoa
was shaped as illustrated in Fig. I in an attempt to take account of
the sag of the forestay, and th1eech was \simply cut with a hot
knife - there was no tabling. As a esult 4here was no backwinding
of the rather flat mainsail, in fact, the luff of the genoa collapsed
before the luff of the mainsail at a remarkably small value of the
relative wind angle.
-1-No attempt was made to reproduce in the tunnel the counterpart of
full-scale sheeting arrangements. Instead, the clew of the genoa
and the after end of the main boom were held rigidly by special fittings
which were capable of various adjustments. Thus it was possible to move
the clew of the genoa fore-and-aft or up-and--down without altering
the sheeting angle, and the clew of the mainsail could be raised or
lowered to change the tension in the leech without alteration to the
boom angle.
The extraneous fittings and the turntable balance system contributed
some drag and the results have been corrected to make allowance for this;
but they have not been corrected to take account of the tunnel wall
constraint.
Except in a few tests which were intended to determine the effects of change in the wind speed, a relative wind speed (VA) of 25 ft/sec.
(14.8 knots) was used throughout. This corresponds to Force 4 on the
Beaufort Scale.
The actual wind tunnel measurements involved the direct
determin-ation of L1, L2, D1 and the heeling moment M7 (Ref. 1) for various
values of the relative wind angle (e-X). (See Fig. 2). The readings
were subsequently corrected (D) to eliminate the drag of the turntable and various small fittings which were attached to it to facilitate the
experimental work but which have no counterpart on the full--scale
yacht. The horizontal force component normal to the tunnel axis
(and therefore to the relative wind) is L = (L1 + L2) so that if the
centre-line of the yacht makes an angle ($-A) with the relative wind,
Fx = L sin (e-À) -. D cos (e-X)
and F = L cos (e-X) + D sin (5-A) (See Fig. 3)
The heeling moment M7 is the moment about a horizontal axis
within the plane of syrrffnctry of the hull and situated 2 118 inches on
the model below D.W.L. The yawing moment is the moment about a
vertical axis through the point of intersection of the centre-line
of the mast with D.W.L. Its value was calculated from the expression.
-4-L2b2 - L1b1 Da +
-
(See Fig. 2)If care is taken, as it was in these tests, to ensure that the
centre-line of the mast intersects the floor of the tunnel on the
axis of the turntable, then both p and q are zero. By direct
measurement, the values of a, b1 and b2 were 1 ft., 2.81 ft. and 2.85 ft.
respectively so that the above expression reduces to
= 2.85 L2 - 2.81 L1 + D Lb.ft.
In the case of zero heel the height of the centre of effort
above the heeling moment axis is given by
NX/F and its distance behind
the yawing moment axis in the plan of syumietryof the hull by NZ1F
4. RESULTS
A summary of the arrangements which were tested and have been
analyzed is as follows
Series A. With the hull Tables I to V
-5-Hull alone;
Hull with mast and standing rigging;
Hull and genoa, =
Hull
and
mainsail, (a. = 5°);Hull, mainsail and genoa, (cr.
50,
with eight different valuesof
F from 7.5° to 22.5°);
Hull, mainsail and genoa, (
50,
13.9°, with five differentpositions of the genoa clew);
All the tests in this series were made in the upright attitude (O = 00)
Series B. Without the Hull. Tables VI to XII
Mainsail alone, (o.. = 5°, = 20,25 and 30 ft/sec)
Genoa alone, (or, 13.9°, VA = 20, 25 and 30 fr/sec);
'ainsail and Genoa, =
°F = 13.9°, V = 15, 20, 25 and
30 ft/sec)
Mainsail and Genoa,
°F 13.9°, five different values of
from O to 10 )z
Mainsail and Genoa, (a 5°, a 13.9°, heel angle e =
0, 10, 15, 20 and
Mainsail and Genoa, (o, 13.9°,
0M = o and 5° with four different
mainsail leech tensions) Mainsail and genoa,
°F = 13.9° with four different
Genoa clew positions);
In series B tests the heel angle (e) was zero and the wind speed VA
was 25 ft/sec., except where otherwise stated.
The results of the tests are given in Tables I to 11, and are
illustrated by means of graphs ín Figs. 4 to 35.
The figures o
1390
and o 50 were used in many of thetests in the belief that they closely represent what is believed
to be normal in the 'Dragon class. The positions of the
dews of
both mainsail and genoa were initially adjusted o that the sails
assumed a shape, with the wind on, that to the practised eye seemed
reasonable. These positions are referred
to as 'normal' in Test A..
(Table V, Figs. 15 and 16) which was intended to
demonstrate the
effects of altering the tensions in the leech and foot of the
genoa. For 'Position A' the clew of the genoa was raised inch
above the normal' position and for Position 3
a further inch.
These movements had the effect of progressively decreasing the leech
tension without seriously alterin2 the foot tension. bPosition C'
was obtained by shifting the clew inch forward from "Position B
and 'Position D by moving it inch aft from "B.
In a similar
way Test 3.6 (Table XI) was intended to demonstrate the effect of
altering the tension in the leech of the mainsail.
-6-5. CONCLUSIONS
Two very obvious and important conclusions can be drawn
immediately from Figs. 4 and 5, namely:
That the hull has a marked effect not only on the lateral
force F but also on the driving force component Fx, which, for the
two sails in combination, is increased by the presence of the hull by
approximately 14 per cent at a relative wind angle of 271°.
That there is considerable interaction between the sails so
that the driving force produced by the combination is in excess
of that produced by the two sails taken separately.
From Figs. 12, 13, and 14 it is clear that as the relative wind
angle (e-X) is increased very large differences in the driving force
component F can be obtained by widening the genoa sheeting angle aF,
with comparatively little change in either the lateral force component
F or the heeling moment Mx
From Figs. 24, 25 and 26 it will be seen that at (8-X) = 271°
change in the mainsail sheeting angle a11 over the range O to loo has little
effect Ofl Fx but considerable effect on F and both of which
progresseively decrease as aM is increased.
It amy be reasonably argued that at a value of (8-X) corresponding
to close-hauled sailing, if a particularly change in sail trim resulted in an increase in Fx and at the same time decreases or no
change in both F and Mx, then such change would lead to an increase
in the speed through the water, a decrease in the leeway angle and also
a decrease in the angle of heel and thus result in improved performance
to windward. Inspection of the various graphs will show that an
assessment of merit on this basis would be possible in some cases if
the correct value of (8-A) were known. There is some evidence that for
the Dragon the value of (8-X) for optimum VMG is between 25° and 300,
depending on the true wind strength, but such evidence is not conclusive.
-7-Fig. 35 shows the results of the twelve tests of Series A, 5 and
6 all plotted on the same graph of L against D and it is not a little
surprising how for relative wind angles of less than 27° they all
appear to lie very close to one line in spite of the variations in
sail trim. However, the spread of the points on either side of
this line is not all due to experimental error. The short full line
in the region of L = 18.5 lb. has been drawn through points at a
constant value of (ß-X) equal to 27.50. Similar lines can be drawn
for other values.
In Fig. 36 the values of CL and CD for ten different tests
of the X.O.D. (Ref. 2) are plotted in the same way and show similar
characteristics.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Thanks are due to W.G. Lucas and Son Ltd., who provided the
model sails gratis.
REFERENCES
A.A.S.U. Report No. 208 - The Wind Tunnel Balances in the
large low speed tunnel at Southampton University' Davies, Dyke and Marchaj.
S.U.Y.R.
Report
No. II - 'Wind Tunnel Tests of a ¡/3scale model of an X.O.D.vs Sails" C.A. archaj.
-8--TABLE I
A.I. HULL ALONE.
A.2. HULL, MAST & STANDING RIGGING
TEST A.1. TEST A.2.
(E-A) DEGREES LB LB r LB LB 15 -0.23 0.21 -0.82 0.53 20 j -0.16 0.43 -0.83 0.78 25 -0.13 0,56 -0.76 1.07 30 j -0.11 0.70 -0.71 1.28 35 -0.14 0.84 -0.66 1.50 40 I -0.09 0.99 -0.65 1.79 45 -0.14 1.06 -0.57 2.05
*
LUFF COLLAPSING ACTUAL SAIL AREA 0F GENOA (FT2) = 7.20 FT4.
TEST A.3. GENOA. a 13.9° DEGREES Fx LB F LB Mx LB FT ZCE FT Mz LB FT XCr F" LB FT2
F,5
LB FT2M1
LB FT/FT2 Fy,F MX,F 15 '-0.63 2.40 4.5 1.88 0.27 0.11 -17.5*0.20
3.89 8.0 2.06 -0.42 -0.11 -20 0.32 5.26 11.0 2.09 -1.09 -0.21 0.045 0.73 1.53 16.44 34.4 22.5 0.84 6.20 13.0 2.10 -1.52 -0.25 0.117 0.86 1.81 7.39 15.5 25 1.22 6.77 14.0 2.07 -1.93 -0.29 0.170 0.94 1.95 5.55 11.47 27.5 1.56 7.31 15.0 2.05 -2.09 -0.29 0.217 1.02 2.08 4.68 9.62 30 1.91 7.90 16.0 2.03 -2.62 -0.33 0.265 1.10 2.22 4.13 8.38 32.5 2.12 8.25 16.5 2.00 -2.56 -0.31 0.295 1.15 2.29 3.89 35 2.23 8.50 16.5 1.94 -2.57 -0.30 0.310 1.18 2.29 3.81 S 37.5 2.18 8.59 16.5 1.92 -2.40 -0.28 0.303 1.19 2.29394
7.57 40 2.18 8.32 16.5 1.37 --2.47 -0.29 0.103 1.23 2.29 4.05 7.57 42.5 2.12 9.25 16.5 1.78 -2.62 -0.28 0.295 1.29 2.29 4.37 7.78 45 1.95 9.51 16.5 1.74 -2.40 -0.25 0.271 1.32 2.29 4.30 8.47 J.!JJJLJ.. j1. Y S. S. It t LI-' IJJ.JTABLE III
WITH flULL
2
SM
=
ACTUAL AREA OF MAINSAIL (FT )
= 10.32 FT. TEST A.4. MAINSAIL. 0M 50 DEGRFES Fx LB LB LB FT ZCE FT M LB FT FT Fxis LB/FT2 Fy15 LB FT/FT2
s/SM
LB FT/FT2 Fy,F MX,F 15 0.17 6.58 19.5 2.97 5.89 0.90 0.016 0.64 1.89 38.7 114.6 17.5 0.68 8.01 24.5 3.06 6.87 0.86 0.066 0.78 2.37 11.78 36.1 20 1.23 9.51 29.5 3.10 7.53 0.79 0.119 0.92 2.86 7.73 24.0 22.5 1.62 10.70 33.5 3.13 8.48 0.79 0.157 1.04 3.25 6.62 20.5 25 1,93 11.67 37.5 3.21 9.10 0.78 0.187 1.13 3.63 6.05 19.4 27.5 2.11 12.38 40.0 3.23 10.19 0.82 0.204 1.20 3.87 5.87 19.0 30 2.07 12.38 41.0 3.31 10.44 0.84 0.200 1.20 3.97 5.98 19.8 32.5 2.09 12.60 41.5 3.29 10.48 0.83 0.202 1.22 4.02 6.03 19.9 35 2.14 12.90 41.5 3.22 10.72 0.83 0.207 1.25 4.02 6.03 19.4 37.5 2.25 13.21 42.0 3.18 10.89 0.82 0.218 1.28 4.06 5.87 18.7 40 2.37 13.56 43.0 3.17 11.11 0.82 0.229 1.31 4.16 5.72 18.1 42.5 2.36 14.12 44.0 3.12 11.44 0.81 0.228 1.37 4.26 5.98 18.7 45 2.47 14.57 45.0 3.09 11.76 0.81 0.239 1.41 4.35 5.90 18.2TABLE IV
WITH HULL
TEST
A.5
GENOA AND MAINSAIL 0M
750
1 F970
DEGREES LB LB LB FT ZCE FT MzLB FT
VI'Fx
LB F LB MLB FT
ZCE FT MLB FT
XCE FT 150.49
9.45
27.0
2.96
4.00
0.42
0.47
9.19
26.5
2.89
4.63
0.50
17.5
1.28
11.76
34.5
2.93
4.55
0.39
1.29
11.45
34.0
2.97.
4.71
0.41
20
2.11
13.98
1.5
2.97
4.60
0.33
2.23
13.73
40.5
2.95
5.00
0.36
22.5
2.91
15.90
47.5
2.99
4.90
0.31
3.11
15.71
46.5
2.96
5.45
9.35
253.75
17.72
53.0
2.99
5.20
0.29
3.87
17.49
52.0
2.97
-5.70
0.33
27.5
4.22
J19.04
56.0
2.94
5.85
0.31
4.62
19.01
56.0
2.95
5.90
0.31
304.46
20.01
58.0
2.90
6.10
0.30
5.05
20.22
59.0
2.92
6.25
0.31
32.5
4.38
0.55
59.0
2.87
690
0.34
5.10
20.87
60.5
2.90
6.90
0.33
354.14
20.54
58.5
2.87
7.70
0.38
4.87
21.13
60.0
2.84
7.95
0.38
37.5
3.78
20.35
57.5
2.83
8.55
0.42
4.56
21.20
60.0
2.83
8.60
0.41
40
3.74
20.62
58.0
2.81
9.10
0.44
4.32
21.10
59.5
2.82
9.45
0.45
42.5
-4.06
21.43
60.0
2.80
10.40
0.49
45
s-4.19
22.01
61.5
2.79
10.90
0.50
1AbL.r
iv
(UUN1LNU11J)
TEST
A.5
GENOA AND MAINSAIL
50 (CONTINUED) - 11.8° 0F 16.00 DEGREES Fx LB F LB Mx LB FT vr Mz LB FT XCE FT Fx LB F LB Mx LB FT Z FT
M
LB FT XCE FT 15 0.44 8.88 26.5 2.99 4.88 0.55 0.26 7.85 24.0 3.06 5.73 0.73 17.5 1.36 11.44 34.0 2.97 5.21 0.46 1.20 10.49 32.0 3.05 6.11 0.58 20 2.22 13.40 41.0 3.06 5.50 0.41 2.10 12.63 39.5 3.13 6.25 0.50 22.5 3.11 15.49 47.0 3.03 5.65 0.37 3.02 14.60 45.5 3.12 6.70 0.46 25 3.98 17.34 53.0 3.05 6.15 0.36 3.99 16.57 57.5 3.11 6.50 0.39 27.5 4.72 18.90 57.0 3..O2 6.15 0.33 4.84 18.27 56.0 3.07 7.25 0.40 30 5.42 20.35 61.0 3.00 6.60 0.32 5.65 19.76 60.0 3.04 7.20 0.37 32.5 5.70 21.25 63.0 2.96 7.30 0.34 6.44 21.19 63.5 3.00 7.55 0.36 35 5.55 21.52 63.5 2.95 7.90 0.37 6.75 22.03 65.0 2.95 8.10 0.37 37.5 5.40 21.96 63.5 2.89 8.75 0.40 6.56 22.51 65.5 2.91 8.70 0.39 40 5.02 21.83 62.5 2.86 9.30 0.43 6.26 22.82 65.5 2.90 9.75 0.43 42.5 4.71 22.07 62.5 2.83 10.55 0.48 5.85 22.79 65.0 2.85 10.8 0.47 45 4.71 22.43 63.0 2.81 10.95 0.49 5.69 23.23 65.0 2.80 11.4 0.49TABLE IV
(CONTINUED)
S - TOTAL ACTUAL SAIL AREA - 17.52
FT2
TEST A.5
GENOA AND MAINSAIL
0M 0 (CONTINUED) °F
390
DEGREES Fx LB F LB MxLB FT
ZCE FT MzLB FT
XCE FTFxis
LB/Fr2
F,5
2LB/FT
MX,s 2LB FT/FT
Fy,F X Mx,F 15 0.398.3
25.5 2.99 5.26 0.62 0.022 0.49 1.46 21.9 65.4 17.5 1.30 11.12 33.0 2.97 5.44 0.49 0.074 0.64 1.88 8.55 25.4 20 2.16 13.10 40.0 3.05 5.70 0.44 0.123 0.75 2.28 6.07 18.5 22.5 3.11 15.21 46.0 2.96 5.95 0.39 0.178 0.87 2.63 4.89 14.8 25 3.98 17.01 52.0 3.06 6.80 0.40 0.227 0.97 2.97 4.28 13.1 27.5 4.79 18.69 55.5 2.97 6.80 0.36 0.273 1.07 3.17 3.91 11.6 30 5.61 20.19 60.5 3.00 7.05 0.35 0.320 1.15 3.45 3.60 10.8 32.5 6.17 21.49 64.0 2.98 7.45 0.35 0.352 1.23 3.65 3.49 10.36 35 6.22 22.13 66.5 3.00 8.30 0.38 0.355 1.26 3.80 3.56 10.70 37.5 6.11 22.21 67.0 3.02 8.40 0.38 0.349 1.27 3.83 3.63 10.94 40 5.67 22.39 67.0 2.98 9.55 0.43 0.324 1.28 3.83 3.95 11.8 42.5 5.38 22.58 66.0 2.92 10.30 0.46 0.307 1.29 3.77 4.20 12.3 45 5.14 22.82 66.0 2.89 10.60 0.46 0.293 1.30 3.77 4.45 12.8TABLE IV
(CONTINUED)
TEST A.5.
GENOA AND MAINSAIL
aM 50 (CONTINUED) o - 18.2 o 20.4 o aF 22.5 DEGREES Fx LB F LB Mz LB FT XCE FT i F LB F LB Mz LB FT XCE FT F LB F LB M LB FT XCE FT 15 -0.04 6.74 5.57 0.83 -0.42 6.06 5.62 0.93 : -17.5 1.01 9.91 6.21 0.63 0.80 9.24 7.18 0.78 0.07 7.58 7.86 1.04 20 1.95 12.23 6.75 0.55 1.77 11.86 7.30 0.62 1.53 11.25 7.40 0.60 22.5 2.91 14.22 6.85 0.48 2.75 13.96 7.10 0.51 2.56 13.50 7.50 0.56 25 3.91 16.15 7.30 0.45 3.74 16.01 7.70 0.48 3.57 15.32 7.85 0.51 27.5 4.75 17.59 7.30 0.42 4.61 17.49 7.90 0.45 4.44 16.96 8.20 0.48 30 5.64 19.35 7.70 0.40 5.43 18.97 8.20 0.43 5.25 18.39 8.25 0.45 32.5 6.35 20.83 7.95 0.38 6.42
2051
8.10 0.40 6.23 19.85 8.30 0.42 35 7.00 21.83 8.40 0.39 7.11 21.49 8.40 0.39 7.09 21.10 8.60 0.41 37.5 7.20 22.44 8.95 0.40 7.56 22.40 8.85 0.40 7.69 21.99 9.00 0.41 40 6.86 22.56 9.95 0.44 7.40 22.72 9.85 0.43 8.01 22.84 9.45 0.41 42.5 6.64 23.20 10.70 0.46 6.95 23.26 10.90 0.47 7.68 23.41 10.75 0.46 45 p 6.11 23.35 11.30 0.49 -1 6.98 23.70 11.45 0.48 7.52 23.92 11.40 0,48TABLE V WITH HULL
TEST A.6.
GENOA AND MAINSAIL
GF
-13.90;
aM5°
'NORMAL' POSITION 'A' POSITION 'B' POSITION 'C' POSITION 'D'DEGRES
17.5
1.30
11.12
1.08
10.26
0.87
9.58
0.82
9.61
1.06
10.05
202.16
13.10
2.05
12.65
1.86
12.42
1.73
12.35
1.98
12.321
22.5
3.11
15.21
3.03
14.77
2.79
14.43
2.64
14.33
2.85
14.41
25
3.98
17.01
3.92
16.68
3.76
16.43
3.64
16.27
3.88
16.34
27.5
4.79
18.69
4.77
18.28
4.68
18.19
4.50
18.06
4.66
17.91
30
5.61
20.19
5.62
19.90
5.57
19.81
5.41
19.57
5.50
19.51
32.5
6.17
21.49
6.48
21.36
6.50
21.39
6.29
21.04
6.35
20.94
356.22
22.13
7.06
22.35
7.20
22.48
6.95
22.11
6.87
21.99
37.5
6.11
22.21
7.12
22.89
7.40
22.92
7.23
22.60
7.04
22.61
40
5.67
22.39
6.93
23.36
7.34
23.21
7.24
22.77
6.72
22.87
42.5
5.38
22.58
6.41
23.71
7.14
23.96
7.29
22.48
6.08
22.91
45
4.5.14
22.82
6.02
23.78
6.57
23.83
6.42
23.32
5.82
23.14
GENOA CLEW " ABOVE'NORMAL' 1 IGENOA CLEW 1" ABOVE 'NORMAL'
GENOA CLEW FWD FROM
"
'B'
GENOA CLEW AFT FROM
"
'B'
TABLE VI WITHOUT HULL Fx AND F IN LB; VA IN FT/SEC. TEST B.1. MAINSAIL J 5° 20 FT/SEC 25 FT/SEC -30 FT/SEC DEGREES
Fx/V2
looFyiv2
oo ZCE FTFx/v2
100Fy/V2
,00 ZCE FTFx/V2
looFy/V2
ioo ZCE FT 15 0.103 1.15 3.81 0.070 0.99 -0.033 0.81 3.35I
17.5 0.165 ¡.38 3.73 0.142 1.20 3.74 0.094 1.02 3.55 20 0.230 1.54 3.81 0.213 1.40 3.70 0.175 1.23 3.58 22.5 0.257L67
3.76 0.266 1.58 3.69 0.250 1.40 3.61 25 0.277 1.75 3.80 0.312 1.71 3.75 0.315 1.58 3.62 27.5 0.290 1.82 3.84 0.335 1.80 3.73 0.365 1.72 3.62 30 0.295 1.81 3.88 0.339 1.84 3.75 0.386 1.81 3.68 32.5 0.310 1.83 3.89 0.349 1.85 -3.77 0.400 1.82 3.73 35 0.330 1.85 3.93 0.352 1.84 3.91 0.422 i 1.82 3.81 37.5 0.343 1.88 3.93 0.373 ¡.85 3.89 0.433 1.82 3.89 40 0.365 1.91 3.93 -0.453 1.84 3.86 42.5 0.385 1.97 3.93 0.427 ¡.92 3.95 0.474 ¡.86 3.88 45 0.405 2.02 3.97 -0.492 1.90 3.87TABLE VII WITHOUT HULL * LUFF COLLAPSING Fg AND F IN LB; VA IN FT/SEC.
TEST B.2.
GENOA ap-13.9°
20 FT/SEC
25 FT/SEC
30 FT/SEC
DECREESX/V2
x 100
Fy/V2
x loo
-Fxiv2
x loo
Fyiv2
x loo
Fx/V2
x loo
Fyiv2
x 100
17.5
-0.015
0.450
-0.040
0.406
-0.109
0.209
20
*
0.045
0.595
0.016
0.557
*
-0.014
0.496
22.5
0.090
0.708
0.078
0.668
0.041
0.621
250.140
0.803
0.123
0.773
0.097
0.722
27.5
0.195
0.885
0.174
0.854
0.156
0.828
30
0.245
0.970
0.234
0.947
0.209
0.906
32.5
0.280
1.023
0.277
1.00
0.254
0.977
350.305
1.068
0.304
1.046
0.292
1.036
375
0.320
1.093
0.326
1.080
0.325
1.060
40
0.303
1.080
0.330
1.100
0.337
1.080
42.5
0.298
1.100
0.325
1.121
0.341
1.111
45
0.280
1.098
0.363
1.095
0.348
1.135
TABLE VIII WITHOUT HULL Fx AND F IN LB; M AND Mz IN LB FT. VA IN FT/SEC. TEST B.3.
MAINSAIL AND GENOA
0M 50; °F -13.9° 15 FT/SEC 20 FT/SEC DEGREES
Fxiv2
looFy/V2
looMxiv2
loo ZCE FMz/v2
x 100 XCEFx/V2
x looFy/V2
x 100 Mx/VA2 x loo ZCEMz/V2
x 100 XCE 17.5 0.244 1.81 6.89 3.81 1.04 0.58 0.213 1.66 6.00 3.61 1.11 0.67 20 0.337 2.10 7.78 3.71 1.19 0.57 0.328 2.00 7.13 3.57 1.16 0.58 22.5 0.440 2.34 8.45 3.61 1.23 0.53 0.438 2.38 7.88 3.32 1.20 0.50 25 0.538 2.57 9.12 3.55 1.22 0.47 0.555 2.46 8.50 3.46 1.26 0.51 27.5 0.622 2.78 9.78 3.51 1.29 0.47 0.677 2.68 9fl3 3.41 1.29 0.48 30 0.693 2.93 10.22 3.49 1.30 0.44 0.780 2.90 9.88 3.41 1.33 0.46 32.5 0.707 3.05 10.44 3.43 1.42 0.47 0.865 3.05 10.25 3.36 1.44 0.47 35 0.733 3.17 10.66 3.36 1.53 0.48 0.895 3.19 -1.52 0.48 37.5 0.719 3.20 10.89 3.41 1.69 0.53 0.877 3.24 10.63 3.29 1.69 0.52 40 0.742 3.23 11.11 3.44 1.76 0.55 0.875 3.30 10.88 3.30 1.83 0.56TABLE VIII
(CONTINUED)
TEST B.3.
MAINSAIL AND GENOA
o 5 Fx AND F IN LB; Mx AND M IN LB FT. VA IN FT/SEC. = 13.90 (CONTINUED) 25 FT/SEC 30 FT/SEC 1EGREES
Fxiv2
x looFyiv2
x loo MX/vA2 x 100 ZCE FTMz/V2
loo XCE x/VA2 ooF,
VA2 loo 1X/VA2 ioo ZCEMziv2
ioo XCE 17.5 0.162 1.53 5.36 3.51 1.11 0.73 0.119 1.26 4.16 3.30 1.03 0.82 20 0.290 1.83 6.40 3.50 1.18 0.64 0.231 1.56 5.16 3.31 1.10 0.71 22.5 0.418 2.12 7.28 3.45 1.23 0.58 0.353 1.84 6.11 3.32 1.17 0.64 25 0.543 2.35 8.00 3.40 1.25 0.53 0.499 2.13 7.05 3.31 1.28 0.60 27.5 0.665 2.60 8.72 3.37 1.34 0.52 0.639 2.40 7.83 3.26 1.33 0.55 30 0.780 2.82 9.44 3.35 1.42 0.51 0.770 2.64 8.67 3.28 1.38 0.52 32.5 0.904 3.04 10.07 3.31 1.46 0.48 0.894 2.84 9.27 3.26 1.49 0.53 35 0.989 3.18 10.56 3.33 1.54 0.48 1.021 3.04 9.78 3.22 1.55 0.51 37.5 1.025 3.30 10.80 3.27 1.69 0.51 1.124 3.20 10.28 3.21 1.62 0.51 40 1.008 3.33 10.96 3.29 1.75 0.53 1.162 3.25 10.55 3.25 1.72 0.53TABLE IX
WITHOUT HULL
TEST B.4.
MAINSAIL AND GENOA
aF
13.9°
t7M O DECREESFx
LB F LB MxLB FT
ZCE FT MzLB FT
XCE FTFx
LB F LB MxLB FT
ZCE FT MzLB FT
XCE FT 150.63
10.19
36.5
3.58
8.16
0.80
0.46
8.21
28.5
3.47
7.07
0.86
17.5
1.34
12.27
43.0
3.50
8.57
0.70
1.14
10.13
35.0
3.45
7.26
0.72
201.94
13.82
48.0
3.47
8.68
0.63
1.88
12.03
41.5
3.45
7.81
0.65
22.5
2.63
15.37
53.5
3.48
8.82
0.57
2.67
13.77
47.5
3.45
8.30
0.60
253.30
16.87
57.5
3.41
9.27
0.55
3.49
15.52
52.5
3.38
8.68
0.56
27.5
4.08
18.34
61.5
3.36
9.85
0.54
4.22
17.09
57.0
3.34
9.32
0.55
30
4.79
19.58
65.5
3.35
9.85
0.50
4.96
18.37
61.5
3.35
9.51
0.52
32.5
5.44
20.72
69.0
3.33
10.05
0.49
5.71
19.59
65.0
3.32
9.49
0.48
35
5.85
21.49
71.0
3.30
10.39
9.48
.26
20.64
68.0
3.30
10.24
0.50
37.5
5.84
21.81
72.0
3.30
11.19
1.51
6.50
21.04
69.0
3.28
10.51
0.50
40
5.67
21.92
72.0
3.28
12.01
0.55
6.27
21.16
69.0
3.26
11.62
0.55
42.5
5.58
22.14
73.0
3.30
12.66
0.57
6.09
21.27
70.0
3.29
11.70
0.55
45
5.66
22.36
74.0
3.31
13.20
0.59
6.13
21.41
70.5
3.29
12.31
0.58
(B-X)
DEGREES 1.517.5
20
22.5
25
27.5
30
32.5
3537.5
40
43.5
45
TABLE IX
(CONTINUED)
TEST B.4
MAINSAIL AND GENOA
GF =
13.9°
(CONTINUED) GM =5.0
J GM = LB F LB MxLB FT
ZCE FT Mz LB FT XCE FTFx
LB F LB MxLB FT
ZCE FT MzLB FT
XCE FT0.43
7.33
25.0
3.41
6.15
0.84
0.21
6.11
21.0
3.44
5.60
0.92
1.06
9.20
31.5
3.42
6.74
0.73
0.85
8.06
27.5
3.41
6.16
0.77
1.81
11.10
38.5
3.47
6.99
0.63
1.59
9.95
34.5
3.47
6.62
0.67
2.65
12.92
44.0
3.41
7.70
0.60
2.44
11.88
40.5
3.41
7.08
0.60
3.44
14.56
49.5
3.40
7.99
0.55
3.33
13.61
46.0
3.38
7.4!
0.55
4.19
16.03
54.0
3.37
8.42
0.53
4.11
15.22
50.5
3.32
7.98
0.53
4.93
17.42
58.0
3.33
8.63
0.50
4.89
16.57
55.0
3.32
8.31
0.50
5.76
18.72
61.5
3.29
8.97
0.48
5.67
18.01
59.0
3.28
8.53
0.47
6.29
19.77
64.0
3.26
9.40
0.48
6.35
19.18
62.0
3.23
9.18
0.48
6.61
20,51
66.0
3.22
10.20
0.50
6.66
19.84
64.0
3.23
9.73
0.49
6.50
20.66
67.5
3.27
10.70
0.52
6.5!
20.19
65.5
3.24
10.80
'-e0.54
6.36
20.69
67.5
3.26
11.55
0.56
6.42
20.21
65.5
3.24
11.18
0.55
6.36
21.00
67.5
3.22
12.57
0.60
6.50
20.50
66.5
3.25
12.24
0.60
TABLE IX
(CONTINUED)
TEST B.4 MAINSAIL AND GENOA. °F =
13.9° (CONTD.) = 100.0 (e-À) DEGREES Fx LB F LB Mx LB FT FT LB FT XCE FT 15 0.02 4.81 17.0 3.54 4.37 0.95 17.5 0.69 6.86 24.5 3.57 5.08 0.74 20 1.46 8.83 31.0 3.51 5.51 0.62 22.5 2.28 10.75 37.5 3.49 5.90 0.55 25 3.13 12.61 43.5 3.45 / 6.88 0.54 27.5 3.92 14.02 4a.5 3.46 7.10 0.51 30 4.79 15.60 52.5 3.37 7.65 0.49 32.5 5.62 16.99 57.0 3.36 8.06 0.47 35 6.26 18.14 60.0 3.31 8.68 0.48 37.5 6.61 18.94 63.0 3.33 9.14 0.48 40 6.59 19.27 64.0 3.32 9.99 0.52 42.5 6.51 19.51 65.5 3.36 10.80 0.55 45 6.53 19.83 66.5 3.35 11.40 0.57
TEST B.5.
MAINSAIL AND GENOA
50
05 =
13.9°
o =
00e = 10°
8 =
15 DEGREESFx
LB F LB MxLB FT
Fx
LB F LB MxLB FT
Fx
LB F,, LB MxLB FT
17.5
0.98
8.61
30.0
0.96
8.56
31.0
0.97
8.44
29.5
201.74
10,64
36.5
I37.0
1.69
S . . I22.5
2.60
12.40
43.0
.5
I43.5
2.54
S 253.42
14.17
48.5
i
48.5
3.35
13.77
27.5
4.20
15.62
52.5
s15.62
52.5
4.17
15.25
305.09
17.10
57.0
s17.12
57.0
5.02
16.78
I32.5
5.97
18.47
61.5
5.78
18.41
61.0
5.69
17.94
59.5
355.61
19.61
65.0
6.54
19.53
64.0
6.35
19.06
62.0
37.5
7.12
20.44
67.0
6.97
20.30
65.5
6.68
19.77
64.0
40
6.98
20.45
67.5
7.08
20.69
66.5
6.73
20.12
65.0
42.5
6.81
20.66
68.0
6.70
20.71
67.0
6.34
20.22
65.0
TABLE X
(CONTINUED)
TEST B.5
MAINSAIL & GENOA
0m
°
f
13.9°
0=200
0=25°
(e-À)
DEGREESFx
LB F LB MLB FT
F LB F LB MxLB FT
17.5
0.82
7.96
28.5
0.78
7.67
-201.53
9.77
34.5
1.46
9.42
-22.5
2.33
11.49
40.0
2.24
11.04
42.0
253.1?
13.07
45.5
3.02
12.48
47.0
27.5
3.98
14.56
50.0
3.74
13.88
51.0
304.77
15.96
54.0
4.53
15.22
54.5
32.5
5.54
17.08
58.0
5.26
16.38
58.0
356.24
18.23
61.0
5.93
17.45
61.0
37.5
6.66
19.04
53.1)
6.25
18.15
62.0
406.75
19.40
63.5
6.40
18.58
62.5
42.5
6.45
19.51
63.5
6.22
18.97
63.0
TABLE XI
WITHOUT HULL
TEST B6
MAINSAIL AND GENOA
oF 13.90 POSITION A; orn = 00 POSITION B; orn = 00 POSITION C; orn 50 POSTION D; orn (3-À) DEGREES FX LB F LB Mx LB FT Fx LB F LB Mx LB FT Fx LB F LB Mx LB FT Fx LB F Y LB M X
LBFT
'7.5 1 .08 9.10 32.0 1.19 9.79 35.5 0.48 6.55 20.5 -0 .05 4.20 11.5 20 1.79 11.05 38.5 1.88 11.59 41.5 1.23 8.49 27.5 0.67 6.51 18.5 22.5 2.64 ¡2.77 44.5 2.61 13.21 46.5 2.08 10.34 34.5 1.52 8.63 26.5 25 3.47 14.50 49.5 3.32 14.88 51.0 2.98 12.41 40.5 2.42 10.74 33.0 27.5 4.20 15.96 54.0 4.08 16.44 56.0 3.96 14.23 46.5 3.46 12.69 39.5 30 4.99 17.43 58.5 4.96 17.96 60.5 4.93 16.03 52.5 4.50 14.62 46.0 32.5 5.74 18.73 62.5 5.64 19.20 63.5 5.97 ¡7.64 57.5 5.51 16.28 52.0 35 6.41 19.80 65.5 6.25 20.15 66.0 6.70 18.87 61.0 6.47 17.85 57.0 37.5 6.80 20.52 67.0 6.48 20.65 68.0 7.01 19.56 63.5 7.07 18.82 60 5 20.54 67.5 6.37 20.79 68.5 6.88 19.60 64.0 7.02 18.95 61.0 40 6.62 42.5 6.53 20.95 69.0 -6.72 19.89 64.0 6.85 19.22 61.5 45 6.64 21.06 69.0 1 -6.78 19.98 64.5 6.85 19.15v 62.0HEIGHT 0F MAINSAIL ABOVE DWL
I3ltt
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= CLEW OF GENOA 'TORMAL' CLEW MOVFI) U'
AT
CLEW MOVED " FWDCLfl1 MOVr'D I"
FWD DFCRrEcFx
LB F LBFx
LT' LB LB LB LB LB17.5
1.11
9.55
1.08
t9.26
1.03
9.45
0.84
9.17
201.81
11.42
1.84
11.20
1.77
11.43
1.55
11.13
22.5
2.61
13.21
2.69
13.01
2.55
13.07
2.32
12.89
253.39
14.6e
3.46
14.71
3.34
14.70
3.13
14.37
27.5
4.16
16.21
4.13
16.04
4.03
16.05
3.82
15.87
30
4.87
17.62
4.90
17.49
4.82
17.53
4.70
17.33
32.5
5.64
18.98
5.42
18.64
5.67
18.95
5.48
18.55,
356.17
19.85
5.82
10.55
6.35
19.97
6.19
19.53
37.5
6.41
20.60
5.85
20.02
6.76
20.63
6.84
20.46
40
6.30
20.82
5.86
20.20
6.66
20.70
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20.64!
42.5
6.31
20.99
5.82
20.62
r6.51
20.69
7.08
20.57
6.35
21.35
5.86
20.72
6.61
21.03
7.10
20.60
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