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NATIONAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES
OTTAWA, CANADA
RESISTANCE AND PROPULSION TESTS ON A
VICTORY SHIP MODEL
BY
P. G. MOREL
PRESENTED TO
SEVENTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SHIP HYDROMECHANICS
AUGUST 1954
Lab.
v. Sclieepibout4ode
Technische Hogeschool
NATIONAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES Ottawa, Canada
RESISTANCE AND PROPULSION TESTS ON A VICTORY SHIP MODEL
By P.G. Morel
SUMMARY
The results of two resistance tests at 24 ft. and 28 ft0 even draft for speeds from 12 knots to 17 knots are presented, together with propulsion test data at 28 ft.
draft.
The results are used as an example to illustrate the method of testing an analysis now being used in the N.R.C. Ship Tank.
List of Illustrations
Figure
Body Plan 1
Lines Plan 2
Details of Stern with Rudder and Propeller No. 17 3
Bonjean Curves 4
Sectional Area Curves 5
Form Particulars for 28-ft. Draft 6
Form Particulars Calculation Sheet for 28-ft0 Draft 7
Resistance Test Corresponding to 28-ft. Draft 8 10 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. - (iA) TABLE OF CONTENTS Page SUMMARY LIST OF SYMBOLS INTRODUCTION PARTICULARS OF MODEL 126 RESISTANCE TESTS
PARTICULARS OF PROPELLER NO. PROPELLER OPEN WATER TEST SELF-PROPULSION TEST
PROPULSION TEST ANALYSIS PERFORMANCE ESTIMATION COMPARISON WITH TRIAL DATA
17 (i) (iv) 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 5 5
List of Illustrations (Contld)
Figure Tow Rope Resistances, Powers, and Coefficients
Calculation Sheet for 28-ft0 Draft 9
Propulsion Test 10
Propulsion Test Analysis 11
Form Particulars for 24-ft. Draft 12
Form Particulars Calculation Sheet for 24-ft0 Draft 13
Resistance Test Corresponding to 24-ft0 Draft 14
Tow Rope Resistances, Powers, and Coefficients
Calculation Sheet for 24-ft0 Draft 15
Form Plan, Propeller Model No. 17 16
Propeller Open Water Test 17
Open Water Test Calculation Sheet 18
Propeller Open Water Test 19
Open Water Test Calculation Sheet 20
Propeller Open Water Test Efficiency Calculation 21
Resistance Test Curves 22
Effective Power Curves 23
Resistance Coefficient Diagram 24
Propeller Open Water Diagram 25
Propulsion Test Curves 26
Propulsion Coefficients Curves for Model 27
Performance Estimation Diagram 28
Propulsion Coefficients Curves for Ship 29
(iv)
-LIST OF SYMBOLS
The following symbols are for the ship scale, the corresponding small letters refer to the model scale.
Non-dimensional coefficients have the same main symbol for the model and the ship.
The suffices M and S are used throughout, for the
model and the ship respectively, where differences occur due
to the values of Reynolds' number and advance speed coefficient
not being equal at the same Froude number.
The suffices 0 and B refer to propeller and
propulsion test results in open water and behind the hull
respectively.
The units used are given throughout the report.
Symbol Definition
A Area (usually propeller disc area)
AE
Expanded area
Ap Projected area
AN Area of displacement waterplane
A Waterplane area coefficient
Maximum beam
BD
Maximum moulded beam on displacement waterline
Bm Maximum moulded beam on load waterline
V Beam coefficient
CB
Block coefficient CF
Frictional resistance coefficient
CM Midship section coefficient
(v)
-LIST OF SYMBOLS (Cont,d)
Symbol Definition
C Prismatic coefficient
CT Total resistance coefficient
Coefficient of fineness of waterplane
C.B. Centre of buoyancy
C.F. Centre of flotation
Diameter of propeller
Quasi propulsive ratio
eR Relative propeller efficiency ratio Froude,s number
Acceleration due to gravity
(32.2 ft0/sec02)
11A Draft moulded at aft perpendicular
HF Draft moulded at fore perpendicular
HM Mean draft
Mean draft coefficient V
IT Transverse moment of inertia of water=
plane
Advance speed coefficient
JT Advance speed coefficient based on
thrust identity Torque coefficient
KT Thrust coefficient
(vi)
-LIST OF SYMBOLS (Contld)
Symbol Definition.
Length between perpendiculars
LD Displacement length (wetted length)
Length of parallel middle body
L. on load waterline
020
- Length between sections 0 and 20V Length coefficient
Rotational speed (revolutions per
unit time)
NR Reynolds' number
Power or propeller pitch PD
Power delivered to the propeller
Total tow rope power (effective power) PF
Frictional tow rope power
PI Indicated power
PR
Residuary tow rope power PT
Propeller thrust power Torque Resistance RF Frictional resistance RR Residuary resistance L Length
Symbol'
R7
Thrust
Relative maximum thickness at E
propeller shaft Speed
VA Advance Speed
Specific weight of water (62.4 lb./ft03, F.W.) (64.0 1bht.3,9 $.W.) Displacement V Volume of displacement Model scale Density of water 'Ti Efficiency
.LIST OF SYMBOLS (Oontid)
Definition
Tot rope resistance
Model resistance corrected to 59°F0 standard temperature and 15 ft,
standard model length
Wetted surface
Wetted surface coefficient (vii)
RESISTANCE AND PROPULSION TESTS ON A VICTORY SHIP MODEL
INTRODUCTION
An example of the current method of carrying out
and analysing resistance and propulsion tests on ship models at the N.R.C. Ship Tank was considered necessary.
This has been written for all concerned with the Ship Tank facilities, and also for making comparisons with
procedures in other tanks. The use of the Victory Ship
Lines in all laboratories doing similar work will enable
comparisons of results to be made. PARTICULARS OF MODEL 126
The 1/30 scale model used for the tests was built
up with 1-3/4-in, white pine laminations glued together under
pressure. The model was finished by hand to templates supplied
for each section shown on the Body Plan, and then given two
coats of primer with a plastic paint tot) coat. In between coats the model was rubbed down with wet abrasive paper.
A 0.040-in, trip wire was fitted around the hull at
1/20 LBp aft of the forward perpendicular.
Figures 1, 2, 3 and 4 show the Body Plan, Water Lines, Stern Details and Bonjean Curves, while in Figure 5
curves of section area, section length, waterline breadth, as percentages of the maxima, are given. Figures 6 and 12 contain all particulars of the model for the 24-ft. and 28-ft. conditions, respectively.
The lines of the Victory ship are scaled down from
the following drawings received: Body Plan, N.S.P. Dwg. No. W.0.-12c-1, and Stern Frame, N.S.P. Dwg. No, W.0.-12e-20
RESISTANCE TESTS
Resistance tests were carried out for the 24-ft, and the 28-ft. conditions over a speed range of 3.7 to
5.24 ft./sec. corresponding to 12 to 17 knots for the ship. Results of the tank tests are given in Figures 8 and 14,
while the calculation of effective powers is shown in Figures 9 and 15. On these latter sheets, the total resistance
coefficients C'Tm x Sv at corresponding Froude numbers Fv are computed for a 15-ft. model at 59°F.
2
For ship figures a roughness allowance of ACf = 0.0004 is added to Schoenherrls smooth frictiOn coefficients.
Effective power-speed curves for the two conditions
tested are given in Figure 23, while the tank resistance curves are shown in Figure 22. Curves of total resistance coefficients are given in Figure 24.
4. PARTICULARS OF PROPELLER NO. 17
The Form Plan, Figure 16, shows the particulars of the four-bladed, right-hand propeller model tested. These particulars were taken from the drawings, Form Plan, N.S.P.
Dwg. No. W.00-12c-3 and sections Dwg. No. 32979 provided by
the National Physical Laboratory, England. The cylindrical sections were drawn ten times model scale to obtain the off-sets parallel to the shaft of the face and back of the sections. The model propeller was cast of white alloy metal being finished
to 0.005 in. of the required offsets and polished to a mirror
finish.
50 PROPELLh.ii OPEN WATER TEST
The model propeller was installed on the shaft
extending in front of the "Open Water Test Boat', in order to advance in undisturbed water. The results are given in Fig-ures 17 and 19, and plotted as KT and Kq values in Figure 25. From the faired KT and KA, values the open water efficiency 7
and the coefficient KT/J2 are computed and plotted. As can '
be seen from Figure 25, two open water tests were conducted;
Test 545 with a large dynamometer with which the results at the higher speeds of advance (low thrust and torque) were
unreliable, and Test 570 using a small dynamometer for testing
at the higher speeds. In order that the two tests would over-lap, the rotational speed of the propeller in the latter case was reduced from the 918 of Test 545 to 649 revolutions per minute.
6. SELF-PROPULSION TEST
The self-propulsion test was conducted over a speed range corresponding to 12 to 17 knots for the ship in the deep condition only. The model was propelled without a tow rope force. (This method of carrying out the test and the corresponding method of analysis were suggested by Mr. S.T. Mathews of N.R.C.)
VA Speed of advance ratio,
--V
Relative efficiency ratio, i.e., TIBM T1BS
1OM T1OS
RTm
The value of (i) above is obtained directly TBm
from the model resistance and propulsion tests. VA
In order to calculate -- (ii)1 VA is obtained from V
the value of Jm found by assuming
xTBM = KTOM between the
-ship model self-propulsion test and the propeller model open water curves (thrust identity).
In order to find rBm (iii) having assumed
TIOM
KTBM = KTOM'then
3
The results of the test are given in Figure 10 and plotted in Figure 26.
7. PROPULSION TEST ANALYSIS
The calculations for the propulsion particulars of the ship are given in Figure 110 These are based upon the
assumption that for a given corresponding speed of hull, the
following ratios are identical for model and ship:
RTM
(i) Resistance-thrust ratio, i.e., RTS
T1BM KQOM
rom
KQBMTBM TBS
-(ii)
and
This is true because
KTBSTBS
TBM RTS assumption (i).J2
=pV2
A D2-
pVA D'2f3x
1 CP"TM
4
K-- is obtained from the self-propulsion test and
Kum from the open water curves at the value of Jm determined as above,.
In order to obtain the ship figures for shaft
rotational speed, thrust,and power, we proceed as follows As a result of the above assumptions (i), (ii), and
(iii), we know that for a given corresponding_ hull speed KTBS = KTBM x RTS 2 j 2 RTM
TM
KTBM jId2 - pvA2D2 relation A. assumption (ii).Using relation A to obtain Ic222§, from the model self
-2
propulsion test figures, and then by identity of this quantity from the propeller open water test curves (which is justified
by assumptions (i) and (ii)), the value of Js can be found.
Hence Ns,
Kus
are known, and using (iii),Kus
is derived,from whichDBS can be computed.
M
PERFORMANCE ESTIMATION
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5
The results of the calculation of delivered power,
revolutions per minute, and thrust for the ship are shown in
Figure 28. This is the performance estimation for a ship
under ideal conditions, i.e., smooth water and no wind. The
roughness of the ship hull is accounted for in the roughness
allowance of 0.0004 on Schoenherrls frictional coefficients° COMPARISON WITH TRIAL DATA
In Figure 28 three points of corrected voyage data taken from a paper read before the Institution of Naval
Architects by G. Aertssen in 1953, are also given. These
points compare well with the performance estimate.
For convenience, curves of ship and propeller
coefficients are given in Figure 29.
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DATE 30-11-53 CHECKED BY__ SHIP MODEL MODEL SCALE 28' CONDITION_ Tran B(.41 . V 1/6 8.966 v1/3 80.390_ft. NO 126 TYPE Victory DESIM CUSTOMER
with trip wire and rudder Research
Note HD is draft at _Sect. .10 Length Between Perps. L 436o500 " 114..550 ft. Length On Load Waterline L9L 444.75 ft. WL 14,825 ft Displacement Length LD 443.93 _ f I. to 14.798 _ ft. v2/3 6,462.5 ft
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Volume of Displacement _519,511_ft.3 v 19.2411_5_ _ft' = HD 0.3483 cp. I . GB -0.631 ' LoAxLyAy Displacement A _ 14,843 _ 1,200.65.. lbs Wetted Surface S 39,462. (1.1 $ 43.847 ft.2 OD 0.7712 v1/3 8,7 2.214 Ha H, Area of Displacement Woterplane A, 21,420 f t2 01 ..._.3,427.2 L C. B. Aft of Fore Perp. 217.127_11 7.238. __ft. 6.106 jp L, _ 7.160 BD By C. F Mt. of Fore Perp. _ 222.918___ft.7.431--- ft.
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CALCULATION SHE ET
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DISPLACEMENT
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MODEL WEIGHT
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TURBULENCE DEVICE Trip Wire
APPENDAGESWATERTEMPER ATURE
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MODEL me 126 MODiLSCALE' A t 30 ! DATE 9 March 1954 TESTED END & L
IRUN Sir 01ST. TIME SPEED WEIGHT SPRING WE!C.HT
SPRING
Ron
1M
REM AR KSFT SEC. PTSECI G G LBS RA%) AFT
A 18 100
33.48 2.987
700 35735
1.620
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1200-115 1085
2.392
C 27 20044.34 4.511
1600 BO 16803.704
D 31 200 3E5.19 5.237 2400- 40 2360
5.203
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4200- 10 4190
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F 21 20057.42 3.483
1100- 25 1075
2.370
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1500- 45 1455
3.208
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190080 1980
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TOW ROPE RESISTANCES, POWERS
CALCULATED BY P.M. DATE 9.-12-.53 AND COEFFICIENTS CHECKED BY C.B. 6 14,843 tons A 1200.65 lb Ki .5.84984.1 107 K2 , 3.71319.s 105 Ks = 4.03973 HF 28 ft h, 11.196 m KR =85.0365 I ' 59.1°F I- K, = 0 HA 28 ft hA MODEL NO 126 SCALE. A . 30 11.196 in (Or., l'f..RAL , 1.020 HM 28 ft I-4, to NRm 5 14-1 -, -0.0035 Lo 443.93 ft to 11.196 ,t, TYPE Viotory 14.798 ft DESIGN A -6 60802 -I .. -V" 0.2976 0 519,511 ft.3 S, - 0.03319 0 80.39 ff. 6.106 28' CONDITION With rudder CUSTOMER Research 3600 /32 2 -7.-.-.-v's 'A 8.966 ft'''
FLAT PLATE DATA
Data Used. Data Used 59° FW 59° SW V V2 Ks.V2 NR, CFm rEM NRs CFs 'Fs 8rFs ArFm rTarl i ,TS r' . K.A, PE CTM Cim So Fp V K,V C,H.K3 V2 K 0/ Crs K, V2 rum -r,, (1-1<s), Fm rTm-8,Fs , Tm+ 8,FM rr,KAV LIfE KO KNOTS KNOTS2 LB. LB LB LB FT . SEC:I L8. LO Le. H P L8-1 H P K3V2 KNOTS x to-3 : 10-3 2.05 1.369 2.044 935.40 1280.56 4.182 25.535 0.365 11 2.25 1.515 2.244 977.92 1481.55 4.2oo 25.645 0.382 2.46 1669 2.453 to20.44 1703.11 4.217 25.749 o.398 12 2.68 1.831 2.673 1062.96 1946.281 4.235 25.859 0.415 2.92 2.012 2.912 11105.47 2224.21 4.265 26.0420.1i31 13 9 3.16 2.191 3.132 1147.99 2515.25 4.281 26.14o 0.448 9 3.39 2.358 3.381 11190.51 2807.22 4.270 26.073 0.465 14 3.64 2.543 3.630 1233.03 3135.62 4.274 26.096 0.481 3.90 2.737 3.890 i275.55 3491.1 4.28o 26.132 0.490 15 4.19 2.961 4.179 1318.07 3902.81, 4.306 26.292 0.514 4.49 3.192 4.478 i360.58 4342.971 4.330 26.439 0.531 16 3.461 4.818 i403.10 4856.131 4.381 26.75o 0. , 6 5.24 5.80 3.800 4.285 5.227 5.786 1445.62 i488H4 5493.36' 4.477 6376.68 4.677 27.337 28.558 0.5 0,581 17 6.62 5.029 6.6o6 1530.66 7697.69 5.047 30.817 0.597 18 -Ti
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C) CO -I -.0004 LB LB I 11 121 488.81 4.085 3.410 1.667 6.435 2.017 0.986 0,681 -0.006 3.392 2.0 132.25 534.25 4.270 3.384 1.808 6.727 2.008 1.073 0.735 0 -4.006 2.25 12 144 581.72 4.456 3.359 1.954 7.020 2.000 1.163 0.791 -0.007 3.700 2.46 156.25 631.21 4.641 3.336 2.106 7.312 1.992 1.257 0.849 0 -0.007 3.854 2.68 13 169 682.71 4.827 3.313 2.262 7.605 1.354 0.908 0 -0.008 4.009 2.92 182.25 736.2 5.013 3.293 2.424 7.897 1.455 0.969 .0 -0.008 4.163 3.16 14 196 791.78 5.198 3.272 2.591 8.190 1.559 1.032 .0.009 4.317 3.39 210.25 3.253 2.763 8.482 1.962 1.666 1.097 -0.010 4.471 3.64 15 225 908.9 5.57o 3.234 2.940 8.775 1.777 1.163 -0.010 4.625 3.90 240.25 970.5 5.755 3.216 3.121 9.067 1.950 1.892 1.229 -0.011 4.780 4.19 16 256 1034.1 5.941 3.199 3.308 9.360 1.944 2.010 1.298 0 -0.012 4.934 4.49 272.25 1099.82 3.182 3.500 9.652 1.938 2.131 1.369 0 -0.012 5.088 4.83 17 289 1167.48 3.166 3.696 9.945 1.932 2.256 1.444 0 -0.013 5.242 I 5.24 306.25 1237.1 6.498 3.151 3.898 10.237 1.926 2.383 1.515 -0.014 5.396 5.80 324 1308.8 3.136 4,105 1.921 2.514 1.591 -4.014 5.550 6.62 I I -.BOAT* DY11. + BALLAST
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TESTED BY
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DATE
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LBS
WT
LBS
SP
LBS
4?FTL BS
A
162.500
3.50
1 F
.75F
1.25
2?
2.6P
.1640
ES20
3.169
4.67
5.67
1 F
1 F
.50F
.25F
2.50
3.75
1P
1?
2.0P
2.4?
.4264
.2952
C24
3.878
D28
4.577
6.84
1 F
.05A
5.25
11"2.9?
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E 325.280
8.02
liF
.05F
7.25
1P 3.651".8364
F
34
5.711
8.92
liF
.30A
9.00
03.4P
1.0824
G18
2.868
4.17
1 F
.65F
1.75
1?
1.8?
.2296
H22
3.546
5.18
1 F
.40F
3.00
11'2.2P
.3608
K
26
4.308
6.26
1 F
.10F
4.50
11,2.7?
.5248
L
30
4.908
7.27
1 F
.15A
5.75
1?
3.2P
.6888
Pi 315.052
7.53
1 F
.30A
6.50
02.3?
.7216
N33
5.445
8.36
1 F
.55A
7.75
0_2.9P
.9184
C)P
4;05
Z
Thrust CorrAmtion
=Friction m 0.1 lb.
PROPULSION TEST PM:
544
FIG. 10right
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a
1 03 Ui -11 I a c4 0 Cu Cu I.-,
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al .4 sr CD csl C tar a. Cs. . ar, a. oo se at a cr 61 CO CD Z ca a: X ai ID il,0 Iz 16 LU eh cCN a "*. 3 CI 01;
CV g cs, 10. 0 07, 0 0 8 2 ea 4 CV 3 9 N. P'-LO ts; 0 0, 4 cr, 8 -4 3 0 .1 3 N. -0 A _4 .1 N. A CO 111 0 co 3 t-er 4 ;--S; r-cv r-N. e.1 -4 on A COI,- 010 F g g ID a o 9 p-m z-c; N. N. on a ON yrs N. 0 N. 0.1 0 cs, N. SO 4 o N. 1.1:1 CV Cl 0: CC.' S A -4 -4 IA NO ON co r-CV A a NO r-A 0 N. A r-si WI N. 4 8 g. 0 0 8 0 0.1 Cd 0/
l0 0 0 CI 01 S g 4 on I 0 0 h h 0 0 A 2 CV CV ON Ty.;
0 0 '0 h 0' ,0r
en CO -0 10 r-Fo' o 10 1.0 N. 0 01 F0 0 3 cr, Cl Cm rti o 004 0 Cc A CV .1 .11 0-N. ,Ja 0 CU oh ! fo` I 0' F an° I co oil I. co 171 0 a a_w a. CID gig 0 2.. ID ID ID to r-IC) IC-r71 Cu Cu 0 Cu Cu Cu r-csi -J n:J
r-o NO 10 0 v-Z,1 3 3 0 tO ° ea *si N. d o r- r-N.000
7; 0-c; d 3 0404 0 0. 00 8- - N r a, a, d 01 0 7- 7-0 v7-0 o o c; 3 9 Cu 5 a 0 N 0 0 0 0 -4 0 0 4 0 0 N N 4 > 0 0 FIG. II N o 0 N 0 E 0K 62.4 56,060.23 $ a 2532.2 53,600. X 2.763 955 -6456,060.2 a 1.3140 3.63183 -4162.4555053,600 74.-0.0031495 52.4)00 85. 0365 6,060.2 0.297 6 Kes3.600ATi 7th 8.7061 60 10.9545 K?
K..--A 4425 64 527,000 v. 2,76921,x 1014 64 3 62.4 0.034183 K0 AA- 1- 5 X33. 0.011 716 9 *141385.1e1.73275 lt 103 62.4 550 10 S. i. 1.3140
A3 A CALCULATED BY__G.B. DATE 1-12-53 CHECKED BY SHIP MODEL MODEL SCALE 24' CONDITION Trans BM... --,V. : llWe
' " 8.70617"
75.796 ft NO 126 TYPEvictory
), 30 DESir_,N CUSTOMERWith trip wire and rudder
ResearchNote HD .s draft at
Sect. 10
Length Between Perps. 436.500 ft IV 14.550 ft. Length On Load Waterline LWL 444.75 -1 t IvrL 14.825 _ ft. Displacement Length LD .. 430.75 ft 14.358 ID _ ft.7"
2 5,745.0 (12 Ax Seet. Beam Mid. Bp f t. bm 24.800 ms v 4/3: 4 is section area at Displacement Beam Bo ..62 _ft 24.800___ ins. it HD 24.0 ft. Draft Forward Sect. 20 HF 24 ft. Draft Aft. Sect. 0 HA ft. ____24 h, 9,600 _ inS h, ins 1,470Mean Draft Sect
10 HM 24
__ft
Volume of Displacement V _4354449 Displacement 12,441 _t. hm ___ ins v 16.12_77 L 5.683 v- 91/3 H HD 0.3166 -0.679 - LD BD Hp.L,B,Hv - C.V.
CB o.688 _ _-_1,006.37 _ PV"3
-LDAx1_,A, Wetted Surface s__ 35,477.8 _ft. $ 39.42 ft 2 Bo o.818o 8v 2,583 vi/3 HD H, LVArea of Displacement Waterplane
A, _20,659 _f t 2
p,
_3,305.44 L C. B. Aft of Fore Pero. 216.30 _ft 7.21 ft S 6.175 -6.948 BD By C. F. Aft. of Fore Perp. 219.24ft
7.31 ft Transverse M.I. of Waterplane T ___ A -121A-. 0.2559 V 2/3 C,-0.774 LD BD tt 4 Length of P.M B. Lp .455 ft r-77--Bmr A, A CM: -0.9879 TVV4 3 V113 BD HD ByNV K-6,080 2 X 105 1-LD 75_ _5. 107 5.4772256 L p 10.1% x_1430. 67617X 3,6001128i7 1.043Kt--roKi .
.3. 60295 tx 105 Lp 0._164.316768 LCB from LD For'D %-50.22% LD A MODEL 142: 126 FORM PARTICULARS 900 Trim % 0%x'.
27,000 A3.5, 147,885.1 I . . -I A1 .443.G5 s0 1/2 1 I 1/2 2 CALCULATED BY c 13 DATE 1-12-53 CHECKED BY Sect No. 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 Calculation Refers To Ship WOW Wetted Surface 1/2 Sect. L. SM Product 24.00 ,10. 27.33.91 26.36 t 27.95 2.52 33.92 _38.88 43.51 47.17 49.75 51.31 51.98 51.98 0 4 51.98 2 31i2o 2 2 51.87 , 31.00 1 i 2 3 51.43 2 . 31.00 2 I 3 30.95 I a 49.57 I 30.0o 2 1 4 i 5 45.81 21 15 6 40.35 1 ' 26.55 1 6 7 34.04
2 1- 20.45
2 7 8 28.50 i 12.8 1_ 8 18 1/2 26.62 1 . 9,0._ 1 1 9 25.35i
, 5.91 1_ i 1 19 v2 24.59 20 24.0o 2 2 2 2 Displ. W.L. Area 1/2 W LB SM Product ML ta_ 2.75 ,9j 2.5025 88 7.25 9 11.2 1 85 14.75 21.15 2 26.17 6 29.42 2 5 30.78 1 4 2 3 _11,00 I 2 31.00 2 31.00 1/2 0 .00 r2i 356.98 31 1-61 88 9 2.61 1 o --11-E4 1,238.73 E 3 -352.95 E, 2 -21.825 U 20 y.4/3 x. 29.100 11 LER: E 9 x X Forw.of Sect 10_1.95 U E7E. L.0 B. Af i of F. P U E z -tic...71337,4 cJ C F. !Transverse. Moment Product 1/2 W L 3 ' .95 SM of Inertia Product Sect No. 1/2 Sect. A Displacement M I_ 91 Product ML L. C.B. Product 1/2 18 16.38 33 9 I 1/2 2 145 1a
85 le 211 2 3 343 2 7 4 474 6 2 5 __588 2 5 6 666 4 2 7 2 3 8 729 1 2 2 9 734 2 10 735 1/2 0 z 1,420.35 I0 E, 1/2 7349.63 E 0 226,409.6 Co 735 2 II 735 2 1 2 2 3 74 I 2 , 2 1 3 729 708 4 I 4 2 5 638 2 5 6 513 , I 6 7 360 2 7 8 205 ,1 8 1181/2 138 11 85'9
80 9 19 1/2 36. 95 20 o 1 4FORM PARTICULARS CALCULATION SHEET
MODEL NO SCALE X 126 TYPE Victory Units (U ft t. HA 24.0 f t. hF 96 ins. 24' 30 DESIGN CONDITION CUSTOMER WAIk_t_cip_ttikt Re...PO h4 9.6 ins. HM .?k*.,Qft. L02013. ..ft hm 9.6 ins. ins. 1,323.03 E 7,614.25E10 z 27,747 I tl/ 3YxE6 4 VA E71-1 21_3,874 U3
V'
L.= 221,575 U3 1.15 Uv
vA. vF U3 UL.C.B - £9- El° xX Allot Sect.I0
-Ti £7. E Stem Contour E4 -E Stern Contour . 314.2 u2 CF . E2 E3 5x X Af t.of Sect.I0 T -Total Contours = 569.2 U2 C.F. Aft of F. P. 219.240 S = 35,477.8 o2 2 T 1-,-- 3 ' 709-91 E4 -E5 " 37.52 Surface 2 Y. E i . 36,047 u Ay,: Y (Lit £3) 20,659 255 2 2 u -I
-
--I -7 -2 -E -JPUN SET, DIST, TIME
RESISTANCE TEST
DISPLACEMENT
1006.37 LDS
MODEL WEIGHT
202.00 LB%
DALLAST
804.3'7 LS
TuRauLENCE DEVICE
Trip wire
59.1
sAiATER-rEMPERATURE
SPEC:. WEIGHT SPRINS 1JEI4.4T R TIIUM IREmARK5
SPRING
LS
FM./ AFT 4601.014
7251.598
10902.403
13502.976
15003.307
17753.913
2090
4.608
26405.820
31106.856
701.257
{FORW DRAFT AFT MEAN APPENDAGESwith rudder
FIG. 14
DATEMar.10,195
TEST-EID EIY
D & L
9.6
9.6
9.6
IN IN INTEST Ng 534
MODELme 126
MODELSCALE A t 30 16 20 C 24 SIC2.482
400 60100
31.62113.162
700
2003.833
90 200 47.30!4.228
L3001
50 200 44.674.4771 1500
1 0 20041.0
4.874
170075
5.181
2100
-10
5.525
2600 405.701
31001 103.5461
9001 01.984
.702r
900 80 9802.160
4.049
1200
- 5
11952.634
20045.72 4.374
1400 0 14003.086
ITEST
534
TOW ROPE RESISTANCES, POWERS AND COEFFICIENTS
CALCULATED FIT PHIL BATE 9-12-53 CHECKED as C. B. A 12,441 tons a 1006.37 lb 5.67617, 107 K, . 3.60295, 105 Ky : 3.63163 HF 24 ft hr 9.6 MODEL NO. 126 SCALE A . 30 K4.85.0368 t .59.1 .., 1_1,5 . 0 . HA 24 ft h. 9.6 in (55 2__Yhy__ N. 24 ft. h. 9.6 m TYPE Victory T1O N.. = 1.0678 1-I = .3.011 Lo 430.75 ft. lo 14.358 ft DESIGN 0.2976 V 435,449 ft.3 S, 6.175
24. CONDITION Trip sire and rudder
.., 6080.2 1 _ "6 1-:10--M-1. v1/6 0.03418 v4 75.796 ft CUSTOMER Research vt/s ' V6 6.7061 f0'2
FLAT PLATE DATA
Data Used Data Used 59° EW 59 SW V V2 K3.V2 NRM En, rFM Nss CFs ris urs ArFN Are V crtifl rim rTS rim K,FV PE ! C.T. iCi..Sv Fv i V KtV EFF,K3 V2 KO Ers.K, V2 rF. - rFs (1-1(51 rFk, (1<;.-,FA4 rTm(1°)+81"F r rat -ar Fs rnt +arFat rTsK4 V I r2L'A . K3V2 r NO/ 1 KNOTS sH0TS2 LB. LEI +.0004 LB. LEI LB. LB. FT SEC:' L8. LB LB LB. H.P La' 1 H P ,KNOTS 11 121 132.25 43945 480.31 z 10' 3.963 4.143 . lo3 3.428 3.402 1.506 1.634 . lo 6.244 6.528 . 10-3 2.024 2.014 0.889 0.967 0.617 0.667 -0.017 -0.018 3.392 3.546 1.83 2.01 1.83 2.01 1.213 1.343 1.813 1.992 i . 105,. 10-, I , 1 935.4011134.64 , 4.126 25.478 0.376 11 977.9211313.35 4.147 25.608 0.393' 12 144 522.98 4.324 3.377 1.766 6.891 2.006 1.049 0.717 -0.019 3.700 2.20 2.20 1.483 2.181 1020.44:1513.31 :4.170 25.750 0.4101 12 156.25 567.47 4.504 3.353 1.903 7.095 1.998 1.134 0.769 -0.021 3.855 2.41 2.41 1.641 2.389 1062.9611744.32 i4.21025.997 0.4271 13 169 613.78 4.684 3.331 2.045 7.379 1.990 1.221 0.824 -0.022 4.009 2.62 2.62 1.796 2.598 , 1105.4711985,42 '4.233 26.139 0.4441 13 182.25 661.90 4.864 3.310 2.191 7.663 1.982 1.312 0.879 -0.024 4.163 2.83 2.83 1.951 2.806 1147.99,2239.73 l4.239 26.176 0.461. 14 196 711.84 5.044 3.289 2.341 7.947 1.975 1.406 0.935 -0.026 4.317 3.04 3.04 2.105 3.014 1190.51 2506.02 14.234 26.145 0.479 14 210.25 763.59 5.224 3.270 2.497 8.230 1.966 1.503 0.994 -0.027 4.471 3.26 3.26 2.266 3.233 1233.03 2794.05 26.145 ,4.234 0.496 15 225 817.16 5.404 3.251 2.657 8.514 1.962 1.603 1.054 -0.029 4.625 3.49 3.49 2.436 3.461 1275.55 3107.24 ;4.235 26.151 0.513 15 240.25 872.55 5.585 3.232 2.820 8.798 1.955 1.706 1.114 -0.031 4.780 3.75 3.75 2.636 3.719 1318.07 3474.43 14.262 26.318 0.530 16 256 929.75 5.765 3.214 2.988 9.082 1.949 1.812 1.176 -0.033 4.934 4.04 4.04 2,864 4.007 1360.58 3896.70 4.310 26.614 0.547 16 272.25 988.77 5.945 3.198 3.162 9.366 1.943 i.921 1,241 -0.035 5.088 4.37 4.37 3.129 4.335 1403.10 4390.30 4.384 27.071 0.564 17 289 1049.60 6.125 3.182 3.340 9.649 1.938 2.034 1.306 -0.037 5.242 4.77 4.77 3.464 4.733 1445.62 5007.63 4.509 27.843 0.581 17 18 306.25 324 1112.25 1176.71 6.305 6.485 3.166 3.152 3.521 3.709 9.933 10.217 1.932 1.927 2.149 2.268 1.372 1.441 -0.039 -0.041 5.396 5.550 5.27 5.95 5.27 5.95 3.898 4.509 5.231 5.909 1488.14 1530.66 5800.77 6901.75 4.703 5.022 29.041 31.011 0.598 0.615 18 -11
-
0
-
(11 1 0 0 0 0-=
0.024 0- 634 PITCH DIAGRAM +a--..._ ..-..----...0 .-- ---9.161 10 0.024 4.100 --_____
AK
9 161 9.5 0.042 3.895 / 9.161 9 0.060 3.690 /\
\
ANIIIIIII=MAW
IMES Sill
I 9.161 a 0.096 3.280VE
9.161 7 0.132 2 870 I i 1IN
9.161 9.088 6 5 0.168 0.204 2.460 2.050 \---:j i I . 1 1 /IIIIM
8.699 4 0.239 1.640 1 1 /OW
i
8.123 0.275 1 .230 \Il
l
wv.
7.528 2 0.820 / -7.3'5 0 6 N -p ' p bi
0.
nni-
x. 0.383.
0 a, o v.>-ME
II
NO. MAX. TH ICKNE SS RADIUS t. 0 .700 0.712 41.
1.412 0.812 1296 .9j? 6 0FORM
PLAN
SHIP MODEL DIAMETER D = 20.5 FT. 8.200 IN. PITCH RATIO P/D = 1.117 PITCH AT 0.7 R P = 22.903 FT. 9. 16 1 IN.BOSS DIA M. RATIO
-d/D= 0 165 PITCH AT TIP PT= 22.903 FT. 9 .1 61 IN.
MAX. THICKNESS RATIO
ti/D= 0.0467 PITCH AT BOSS Pd= 18.336 FT 7. 335 IN.
DN./. SIR. AREA RATIO
AE/A= 0.498 DEV. STR. AREA AE= 164.25 F7.2 26.28 IN.2
PROJECTED AREA RATIO
Ap/A= 0.403 PROJECTED AREA Ap. 133.0 FT2 21.28 IN.2 NUMBER OF BLADES Z = 4 PROPELLER NUMBER: t 7 MODEL NUMEER; 12 6 A. 30 DATE 21/2/54 MATERIAL MANG. BRONZE I
aotas DYM. 4. BALLAST
Am=
*
LBS.
hf
_IN. hA=
-
IN.
hrn=
IN.
TURB. DEVICE
-APPENDAGES
-DYNAMOMETER A11.
MODEL
PROP.
17TURNING right_
TESTED BY J.D. & B.R.
DATE 6 April 1954
ty/ a
59'7 °F.
5(WT45P4CORR.)TO.328I(WT.5P-FR).0
li
SET 1714FT5ECI
nti
SEC'
WI
LB5
5P
LB5
T
LBS
WT
LB5
5P
LBS
Q
FTLB5
50.607
15.23
9.40
47.00
15 04.838
B
o 015.09
9.50
47.50
150.1
4.871
C 101.559
15.32
9.05
45.25
15-0.4
4.674
D 152.361
15.29
8.45
42.25
15-1.3
4.412
E 203.173
15.42
7.55
40.25
15-1.65 4.231
F
253.992
15.30
7.30
36.50
13-0.85 3.903
G 304.912
15.36
6.70
33.50
110.4
3.657
H 355.703
15.49
51.20
31.00
110.2
3.592
K
406.515
15.32
5.45
27.25
11-0.7
3.296
L
457.399
15.38
5-.20
24.00
11-1.5
3.034
Pi 508.282
15.23
4i
-.45
20.25
10-L75 2.640
N 559.038
15.37
4-.50
17.50
9-1.4
2.411
C) 609.901
15.32
3-.40
13.00
8-1.9
1.919
I"
6510.77
14.99
1.70
8.50
8-3.7
1.328
co5
T
z
Shaft friction = 0.25 lb.
PROPULSION TEST PM:
545FIG. 17
A
I 1.328I IY
-PROP._
_TURNING
CALCULATED BY
J.D.&
DATE
_ _ _6_Ap_r1.1_ 1954CHECKED BY
pip
a1.117
1/ tin
die 2.366_7_3.4635
H.R. 44
t?).:8_,C23_7_ FT" Kr= T/ripiatmd4
d5
t]4899
FTS
K
Qintit
qieldS
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, ,N? 1 ri.m.d 1 1 _Viii
,T'
_,.4795
Q
...-.2.020861
,
-IN Q.0722.5
3
nmd
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;A
111111.o.42._ ,0583
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1
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10.471 .149
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1.4937
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.07408
_234.70
.1928 '.4563
.4277
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.01887
.0.8
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D10.45
_.E
10.54
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.01779
.06162
10.45
,.1559_ ,,.3690
.01667
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1.1420_
. ,05 0
I H10.58
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.01404
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_ ,10.51
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236.54
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.2402
.01283
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M _10 41
.796
1.95
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. 066 __ .011 8 ;4.03941
-,
N
10.50
.861
6.4 '
0.741 1.17_.010
0
10.47
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-234.70
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.1,311
, .00an
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P
10.2'4 1.052
224.70
.O78 .0895
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, , 1 R 1 -. 1 , ,__
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. hi 1 m ,--
1 11 . . _ ___ - !t ---it 1OPEN WATER TEST CALCULATION
FIG.
1,-.8TEST
545
d
a
_FT
_a _231.95
227.71
.226
233.78
.1807
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237.78
.383
234.09
G.468
235.93
.539
239.94
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234.70
L
.03536
U = =PROPULSION' TEST 112:
_57°._MODEL °W
FIG. f
BOAT+ DM. -I- BALLAST
PROP
am
+ -LBS:
TURNING
_ r_
__IN. hA=
IN. hm
__IN..
TESTED BY JD,. 8c,13.11.
TURB. DEVICE
_ _ _ _ _ _ _DATE
_252May 1954
APPENDAGES
tvi ='; 5_9,5
DYNAMOMETER 3-014 14°:
THRUST,
- TORQUE
112 ISET I -,-Um
FT5EC-1 n piS,EC" I
4.918'110..69
WT;
-6.0
LBSIIDEGRAB5
5P
-2,7
'SP
-.11
2(WT+5P)
iLB5
SP.11, .01SP
iiiDEGRJ VT LBS '
_-____ 30 11112.64 _ 9 _l_.516B
35 r5.534 1110.74
"-5,.0 -2.9 -.115
10.65:
0.5
1.351
C 40 ,,. 6.556 , 10.76._H4.0
[ 10.71
-3.0112.8
-0.8
ir-.03
.55
8.48
,5.32
9.8
4.4
11.144
0.845L
,D
457.413
E I 508.264
i10.83
1-1.5j
6.2
.26
12.90
1.6
---11,- - --0.597
I F60
9.945
9.778 -
_ _ 1 , 1 _2.7
0.036
155 9.10_8 j11.03
'1.0
-18.c-.79
0, !' .69.50.304
-i-i
6010.000
10.99
2.0
2.0'
.08
.-3.74
1.5
0.032
. !K
6010.000 H
12.64
0-16. -.73
1.88
29.8
0.562
L
6010.000
14.60 1H-45 ,2.3
9.60
ME
41.9
1.230
,M
6510.870
14.38-3.0 15.8
,5.04
0.796.
N
I, I0
-1 -I P IP
1 i_
, 1T
, IIU IIW
, 1X
I , 1Y
---___ -:- _ , ii , I-Thruzt_ _c_orrection, 4-0.21 lb.
__. _ __ _, ,,
Shaft friction before test
0.85`", after test
+ 0,85°_____
, ,
IL
-
-hF
= _Righ_t
A
--.09
.69
S
V
+TEST 570
PROP.
TURNING
Right
CALCULATED SY P.G.M.
DATE
25 May 1954
CHECKED BY
-3
0-3
x 10-3 x 10-3
d
= otst35_ _FTP/D
a _11117_1/fm
2.US67AE/A. _0.498
iitm dS =
3.4634_d4.218037_ FT" KT = vn.,21.d4
=..1_4_8pQa_Fr5 K9
Q/hria-cmds
?pi193789 LBSFT-4SECa
NI?
neva
irm
nm
aT
0
nm2
J.
neid
nm2A 7.305
0.673
114.276
110.61
261.8
13.266
45.9
5
7.339
0.754
115.348
92.33
.III
11.712
1111111
::1
8.66
. C7.353
0.891
115.778
73.2'.
1.013
114.704
46.38
1.117
117.289
24.7241.489
95.6093
-U
V
W
OPEM WATER TEST CALCULATION
FIG. 20
_ _ _ _ _ *
d5
40.56
109.8
58.6
1.209
I 21.661
00
2,499
0.265
1.332
20.780
-30.966
-73.2
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CALCULATED BY P.M.__
DATE _May_ 1954CHECKED BY
_C._B._-PROPELLER
EFFICIENCY
FIG. 21CALCULATION
.
22
RESISTANCE._
WITH TEST DATE 0 532 9/3/54 534 10/3/54TEST WITH
TRIP
WIRE t w °F DRAFT 59.1 28 FT. 59.1 24 FT. MODEL 126,AND RUDDER
TRIM DISPLACEMENT 0 4,843 0 12 , 441A
= 301 TONS S W. TONS S.W. .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 i i 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 I 1 i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I S I I I I I I I I I I0
I'I
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I0
----__
II _ _ -I I I III
_ __ _--- -- -_-_
I-15 KNOTS I I 18 2 1 . 4 FT. SEC.- DWG: 20398I
r." EFFECTIVE MODEL TRIM POWER126
A
=30
0 12,441 0 14,843CURVES FOR LIGHT AND LOADED CONDITION
FIG. 23
DRAFT 24 FT 28 FT. DISPLACEMENT TONS SW. TONS SW. 0i
tx II 12 13 14 KNOTS 15 16 17 DwG: 2 03 9 9 18r> U) x m -t-(....) 0.031 0.030 0.029 0.028 0.027 0.026 0.025 0.024
_
RESISTANCE COEFFICIENT DIAGRAM
MODEL 126
A:30
V V F = - O. 2976 FIG.24
COEFFICIENT CORRECTED TO 59°F V vI/6 _ Crmx Sp AND TO H = 28 FT. -H = 24 FT.,rj
= TOTAL RESISTANCE A 115 'FT. MODEL Li = (4, A = 12,441 71/6 LENGTH 843 TONS TONS , I i 1 I 1 I Ii / I 1 1 I / / / / / t/
//
/
/
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....-... ../
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0.405
r
0.6'V
DWG 20403-0.8 K 0.6 710 0.4 2
'T
/J 0.2 0.2 0.4 0.6 vA, n d 0.8 1.0 L2FIG. 25
OPEN TEST 0 545 6 570 'WATER DATE' Iv, '°F' 6/4/54. 59.7 17/5/54 59.5 1i ITEST MIK
.DRAFT 'c_ 0,685 O. 683 4 I PROPELLER SHAFT' AVERAGE_ FT. FT. . MODEL R. P. M. 9E8 , 649' 17,,=30
. -, , 1 1 1 I .a.06 0.04 , KQ _ . KG ea_ i ( .. IA0
, i . '0.02illarMil
d
I, , es, ',. I II I0
20400 0.080
0_J
10
PROPULSION TEST WITH MODEL 126
AND PROPELLER MODEL 47
TEST DATE t w °F' DRAFT TRIM DISPLACEMENT
544 4/4/54 59.6 28 FT 0 44, 843 TONS SW 12 1,3 FT SEC. 11 117
FIG., 26
14 15 16 17 18 KNOTS DWG: 20 4 0111 11, IL il 4 1.1 ir it 111 1 ru 11 111 11 1 I 1 II if 11 1 1 11 11[ 91 t -I 0 I I 0 I I 6 I I I I I I I Id
I I I I III
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IIa,
I I I I I I I I I I I 4. I I I I I I I I I I I I0
I I I I I I I I I I I0
I I I I I I I I I0
I 2 3 4 . 51.05 1.00 0.75 0.70 0.65 0.60 MODEL PROPULSION H = 2 126 8 FT. COEFFICIENTS 6 =
I4,843
eR A=30
FOR MODEL TONSFIG. 27
RT TB eP vA v 71r3 ro II 12 13 14 15 16 17 KNOTS DWG , 2 0 4 0 4 I .1 MODEL PERFORMANCE 1 126 1 ESTIMATION
A
=30
1FIG. 28
150 H = 2 8 FT. A = 1 4, 843 TONS0 CORRECTED VOYAGE DATA. See: SEA TRIALS ON A VICTORY SHIP BY G AERTSSEN, I.N.A. 1953, PAGE J37, FIG. I5A
cn _.1 H 0
1
9011111
ot \-\)`2 10 70II
.cx\,41
V'pipiplIPA
61.01
.r
dillilli
I-1 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 KNOTS DWG 20402 1300
41 05 1 00 0 75 0.70 0.65 0.60