Proceedings of the International Conference on Fast Sea Transportation, FAST’05, 27-30 June 2005, St-Petersburg, Russia, ISBN: 5-88303-045-9 (summary)

A Word of Welcome from the President of the

Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology

Mr, Maurice Storey (London, U K )

Dear participants o f the International Conference on Fast Sea Transportation - FAST2005!

I feel honored to have an opportunity to address you on behalf o f the Institute o f Marine

Engineering, Science and Technology - an international professional body and learned society for

all marine professionals.

As the Institute promotes the importance o f keeping up to date with the latest advancements and

theories within marine engineering, marine science and marine technology, I appreciate very much

the effort o f St-Petersburg Branch o f the IMarEST in launching the 8* o f the FAST series o f

conferences which are recognized world-wide as competent forums on the cutting edge o f

technologies in high-speed craft.

It is all the more important that the venue for this conference is the city o f Saint-Petersburg - the

world's renowned scientific and industrial center famous for outstanding achievements in fast ships

and marine vehicles.

I would also like to use this opportunity to welcome you to the next major conference organised by

the IMarEST, the World Maritime Technology Conference (WMTC2006)

The World Maritime Technology Conference promotes integrated solutions to industry-wide issues

while assessing the impact on global economies now and in the future. W M T C 2006 w i l l be held at

the Queen Elizabeth I I Conference Centre in London,

from

6-10 March 2006 and w i l l draw in

leading representatives across the ftill range o f maritime disciplines for a week o f technical

presentations, ideas exchange, networking and business promotion.

During the week W M T C 2006 w i l l feature over 180 presentations covering ten technical streams in

six daily parallel sessions; an exhibition; innovation sessions and a full social programme.

Welcoming address of the Chairman of the F A S T 2005 Organizing Committee,

Honorary Secretary of Saint-Petersburg Branch of the I M a r E S T ,

Vice-Rector of S M T U Professor Kirill Rozhdestvensky (Russia)

Welcome to the 8th hitemational Conference on Fast Sea Transportation (FAST2005), held in

Saint-Petersburg in June 27-30, 2005.

FAST2005 is the 8th in the series o f world-renown conferences, dedicated to fast sea transportation held

previously and with success in Norway, Japan, Germany, USA, Australia, United Kingdom and Italy. It

was conceived as a representative forum for discussion o f new concepts and designs o f fast sea ships

and vehicles, as well as other issues related to fast sea transportation, such as hydrodynamics, structures,

materials, propulsion, maneuverability and safety.

The conference was organised by Saint-Petersburg Branch o f the Institute o f Marine Engineering,

Science and Technology (BIMarEST) and Saint-Petersburg Marine Technical University (SMTU),

timed at the 2nd International Maritime Defense Show and dedicated to 75th Anniversary o f SMTU.

The Conference has been sponsored by the Institute o f Marine Engineering, Science and Technology

(IMarEST, U K ) , Office o f Naval Research Global (USA), Rolls-Royce pic

(UK),

Austal Ships

(Australia), Marintek (Norway), Krylov Institute (Russia), Arctic Trade and Transport Company

(Russia), Almaz Design Bureau (Russia), Transas Group (Russia-UK), Marintek (Norway), EEW

Maschinenbau GmbH (Germany), Royal Institution o f Naval Aixhitects (RINA, U K ) and Society o f

Naval Ai-chitects and Marine Engineers (SNAME, USA).

It was promoted by several journals, such as "Marine Engineers Review" (IMarEST), IMarEST News

(Bulletin) and Morskoy Vestnik (Russia). The official translator o f FAST2005 has been the company

"Ego Translating"

Without support o f the aforementioned organizations and continuous attention and help o f the

International Standing Committee o f FAST Conferences (chaired by K j e l l Holden) and o f the London

Headquarters o f the Institute o f Marine Engineering, Science and Technology, the launching o f

FAST2005 would not have been possible.

The keynote papers were presented by distinguished speakers from Australia, Finland, Japan, Russia,

United Kingdom, USA and cover such topics as innovative fast naval ship design and development, the

world fast craft market, mathematical models o f high-speed water flows, wing-in-ground effect

vehicles, regulations and safety.

The participants o f FAST2005 are represented by many countries o f the world: Australia, Belgium,

China, Croatia, Finland, France, Germany, India, Iran, Italy, Japan, Korea, Netherlands, New Zealand,

Norway, Portugal, Serbia, Sweden, Taiwan, Ulaaine, United Kingdom and the USA.

The Proceedings o f the conference, published in a CD-ROM format, contain more than 130 papers

dedicated to many aspects associated with fast ships and marine vehicles. The CD-ROM also includes

the list o f authors and information on sponsors o f the conference.

The FAST2005 International Conference has succeeded in collecting the most renowned experts in the

field o f fast sea transportation in one o f the most beautiftil maritime capitals o f the world - Saint

Petersburg in the middle o f FASTinating White Nights.

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I About FAST2005 | Organizing Committee | Programme | Auliiors | Oapers | Sponsors |

Papers of FAST2005

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Keynotes

2. Fast Ship Design

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2.2. IVIono-hulls

2.3. Ships with dynamic support

3. j-iydrodynamic Performance

4. Structures, Loads a n d Materials

5. Propulsion

6. Maneuvering a n d seal<eepinq

7. Safety, training a n d certification

1. Keynotes

Nigel Gee

THE WOttLD MARKET FOR FAST VESSELS Alexander Shivaklitenko

RUSSIAN E X P E R I E N C E OF CREATION OF FAST NAVAL SHIPS Jay Cohen

NAVAL RESEARCH: AN ENDURING AND EVOLVING MISSION

A.V.Pustostinv. A.A.Rusetskv

NAVAL AND COMMERCIAL FAST SHIP DEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCE AND FURTHER PROSPECTS

John Rotliwell

DEVELOPING HIGH SPEED ALUMINIUM SHIPS TO M E E T EMERGING COMMERCIAL AND D E F E N C E NEEDS _{Frank Munqo. David J Bricknell. Andrew Tate}

CONSIDERATIONS IN THE SELECTION OF PROPULSION SYSTEMS FOR FAST NAVAL SHIPS

Paavo Wihuri

TRAFFIC IN I C E CONDITIONS WITH NEW REGULATIONS Alexev G. Terentiev

NUMERICAL MODELING OF CAVTTATING FLOWS K.V. Rozlidestvenskv

V/ING-IN-GROUND E F F E C T VEHICLES

2. Fast Ship Design

2.1. Multi-hulls

O N THE DEVELOPMENTT OF A HULL FORM WITH MINIMUM WETTED SURFACE FOR HIGH-SPEED CATAMARANS AND TRIMARANS

Ed Dudson, Stefan Harries

HYDRODYNAMIC FINE-TUNING O F A PENTAMARAN FOR HIGH-SPEED SEA

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TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

A.F. Molland. J.C. Lewthwalte. P.A. Wilson. D.J. Taunton

AN irWESTIGATION INTO THE HYDRODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF A HIGH-SPEED PARTIAL AIR CUSHION SUPPORTED CATAMARAN fPACSCAT)

Anatoly G. Lvaktiovitskv. Eduard B. Sakhnovsky

OPTIMIZED DESIGN OF HIGH SPEED CATAMARANS WITH LIMITING THE WASH WAVES Stefano Brizzolara. Marco Capasso. Marco Ferrando. Carlo Podenzana-Bonvino

EFFECT OF HULL FORM VARIATION O N HYDRODYNAMIC PERFORMANCE O F A TRIMARAN SHIP FOR FAST TRANSPORTATION

Robert Wilson and Fred Stern

URANS SIMULATIONS FOR A HIGH-SPEED TRANSOM-STERN SHIP WITH BREAKING WAVES Stefano Brizzolara. Dario Bruzzone. Emilio Tincani

AUTOMATIC OPTIMISATION OF A TRIMARAN HULL FORM CONFIGURATION

Hubertus von Selle

SPRINGING INVESTIGATION FOR A 20.i M FAST F E R R Y BUILT OF HTS 690

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2.2. Mono-hulls

ULCC DEVELOPMENT: NEW TRENDS IN LINER SHIPPING NETWORKS Yu.N.Savctienko, V.N.Semenenko. S.I.Putilin. G.Yu.Savchenko. and Ye.l.Naumova DESIGNING THE HIGH-SPEED SUPERCAVITATING VEHICLES

D. Peri. A. Pinto. E.F. Campana

GLOBAL OPTIMIZATION O F FAST VESSELS

R.J. Clements. J.C. Lewttiwaite. P Ivanov. PA. Wilson. A . F Molland

THE POTENTIAL FOR THE USE OF A NOVEL CRAFT. PACSCAT fPARTIAL AIR CUSHION SUPPORTED CATAMARAN). IN INLAND EUROPEAN WATERWAYS David J. Bricknell, Per-Eail Vedloo

DEVELOPMEr-JT OF A FAMILY OF FAST MONOHULLS FOR RAPID DEPLOYMENT OF LOGISTICS AND TROOPS

Zoran Radmilovic and Branislav Dragovic MEGA TRENDS IN CONTAINER SHIPPING I.J.S. Veldhuis. R.N. Rictiardson. H.B.J. Stone

A HYDROGEN FUELLED GAS TURBINE POWERED HIGH-SPEED CONfTAINER SHIP: A TECHNICAL & ECONOMIC INVESTIGATION OF THE SHIP & ASSOCIATED PORT INFRASTRUCTURE

Nikolai Kornev. Günther Mioeotte. Anna Nesterova

APPLICATION OF VORTEX METHODS TO THE DESIGN O F VESSELS OPERATING AT TRANSITIONAL AND PLANING FROUDE NUMBERS

Masashi Kashiwaoi and Kazunari Sumi

DEVELOPMENT OF HULL FORM O F A SHIP WITH HIGH PERFORMANCE IN WAVES Norbert W.H. Buiten

70 KNOTS WITH A HIGH-SPEED MOTOR YACHT. NOT A CONCEPT BUT REALITY RA. Wilson. A . F Molland. R.A. Cartwright

A STUDY O F THE POTENTIAL REPLACEMENTS O F A VESSEL FOR THE PORT O F I O N D O N A t n - H O R I T Y

Letty Patrick. Bouvier Christophe THE «GOWIND 170» CORVETTE

Dimitris S. Chalkias and Gregory J. Griooropoulos WASH EFFECTS OF HIGH-SPEED MONOHULLS Gregon/ J. Grigoropoulos and Dimitris S. Chalkias

HULL-FORM OPTIMIZATION OF HIGH-SPEED MONOHULLS Ni Oi-Jun and Ye Yong-Lin

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2.3. S h i p s with dynamic support

DYNAMIC STABILITY OF WING IN GROUND EFFECT VEHICLES: A GENERAL MODEL Fran(pois Grosiean. Steven Kerampran

NUMERICAL SIMULATION O F A SHIP VENTILATION TO COLLECT LANDING CRAFT AIR CUSHION Sunqhoon Kim. Kev-Pvo Rhee. Dong Jin Yeo. Seong Mo Yeon. Juhvuck Cho].

Se Won Kim. Chang Seop Kwon

RAO CALCULATION OF A HYDROFOIL BOAT IN PLATFORMING AND CONTOURING MODES O F OPERATION

Svozo Kubo. Hiromichi Akimoto. Kel Ohtsubo. Gombodor|iin Batkhurel. and Kenichi Manabe A NEW FIELD OF WING-IN-SURFACE-EFFECT CRAFT

David R. Lavis and Brian G. Forsteil

AIR CUSHION VEHICLE fACV) DEVELOPMENTS IN THE U.S. Ali Dehghanian. Kambiz Alempour. Hamid Javadi

ADVANTAGE AND ADAPTATION OF IRANIAN FASTFERRY (HOVERCRAFT) IN PERSIAN GULF ISLAND (KISH-CHARAK PORT)

Taketsune Matsumura. Susumu Yamashita. Naoki Ohba

DYNAMIC PERFORMANCE O F A 140M SES IN SIMULATIONS & MODEL

TESTS - AN INTRODUCTION OF RECENT DEVELOPMENT O F TECHNO SUPER LINER Alexander Nebvlov. Nobuvuki Tomita

PROJECT OF EKRANOPLANE APPLICATION FOR SPACEPLANE ASSIST AT HORIZONTAL LAUtviCH AND LANDING

Daniele Dessi. Alessandro Giorgi. Luigi Morino. Giovanni Bernardini. Paola Conti Puorger

STEADY AND UNSTEADY LOADS O N AIRFOILS IN GROUND EFFECT AND MARINE APPLICATIONS V V Klichko

HIGH-SPEED AMPHIBIAN ACV O F NEW GENERATION - THE VESSELS WITH AN OPTIMAL

AEROHYDRODYNAMICAL LIFTING COMPLEX

Hiromichi Akimoto. Syozo Kubo, Motoki Tanaka and Manami Sakumasu

SELF-PROPULSION MODEL TEST OF A WING-IN-SURFACE-EFFECT-SHIP WITH CANARD CONFIGURATION. PART2

Rinichi Murao. Shinao Sekl, Nobuvuki Tomita

O N A STUDY OF A WIG WITH PROPELLER-DEFLECTED SLIPSTREAM (PDS) PAR BY USING A RADIO CONTROLLED MODEL

Sergey V. Tarasov. Michael A. Mikhaelov

INTERACTIVE MODEL OF SEA WAVES FOR PRE-FLIGHT PREPARATION OF SMALL CLASS "A" EKRANOPLAN

Luc J. De Keyser

A HIGH INERTIA, SLOWED OVERHEAD ROTOR AS TAKE OFF AID ENSURES AN UNEQUALED LEVEL O F SAFETY IN THE OPERATION OF WING-IN-GROUND EFFECT fWIG) CRAFT R. A. Naqapetian. D. N. Sinitsyn

CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE TRENDS O F TRANSPORT GROUND-EFFECT MACHINES (EKRANOPLANES)

A.I. Maskalik

PROBLEMATIC OUESTIONS O F AEROHYDRODYNAMICS AND DYNAMICS O F MOVEMENT OF TRANSPORT EKRANOPLANES

Alexander I. Bogdanov

••PERSPECTIVES OF APPLICATION IN ARCTIC'S REGIONS OF T H E NEWEST AMPHIBIAN VEHICLES UTILIZING GROUND E F F E C T '

Lawrence J . Doctors. Vidar Tregde. Changtxsn Jiang. Chris B. McKesson '•OPTIMIZATION OF A SPLIT-CUSHION S U R F A C E - E F F E C T SHIP"

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Graham Taylor

WIG - What Are You Waiting For? Brian J. Russell

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3. Hydrodynamic Performance

O N THE ADDED RESISTANCE OF CATAMARANS IN WAVES Jeffrey B. Bowles and Stephen B. Denny

WATER SURFACE DISTURBANCE NEAR THE BOW OF HIGH SPEED. HARD CHINE HULL FORMS V.K. Dyachenko

HYDRODYNAMICS O F FAST BOATS IN TRANSIENT SPEED REGION Ray-Qing Lin and Allen Engle

WAVE-WAVE irvfTERACTIONS BETWEEN A HIGH-SPEED VESSEL AND SURFACE WAVES I N A NONLINEAR TIME-DEPENDENT. SIX-DEGREE OF FREEDOM SHIP MOTION MODEL A.H.Nikseresht, M.M. Alishahi. and H.Emdad

MODELING FLOW AROUND AN ACV USING VOLUME OF FLUID INTERFACE TRACKING WITH LAGRANGIAN PROPAGATION

Max F. Platzer and Claus Dohring

BOUNDARY LAYER PROPULSION AND WAKE CONTROL BY MEANS OF FLAPPING WINGS Prasanta K. Sahoo and Lawrence J. Doctors

THE WAVES GENERATED BY A TRIMARAN

Alexey G. Terentiev Alexander S. Demidoy t ^ t a i i a A. Payloya RIABOUCHINSKY CAVITY MODELE IN FLOW DINAMICS Victor N. Anosov. Vladimir K. Diachenko. Tatiana A. Diakova

SOME FEATURES O F WATER RESISTANCE DETERMINATION FOR PLANING AND SEMI-PLANING SHIPS

Ermina Begovic. Andrea Bove, Dario Bruzzone. Sebastiano Caldarella. Pasquale Cassella. Marco Ferrando. Emilio Tincani. Igor Zotti

CO-OPERATIVE INVESTIGATION INTO RESISTANCE OF DIFFERENT TRIMARAN HULL FORMS AND CONFIGURATIONS

F Kara and D. Vassalos

TIME DOMAIN COMPUTATION OF THE WAVE MAKING RESISTANCE OF SHIPS Nuno Fonseca and Carlos Guedes Spares. Adolfo Marón

INVESTIGATION OF THE HYDRODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS O F A FAST-FERRY ADVANCING IN REGULAR WAVES

T. Gallois, Ph. Deyinant

UNSTEADY APPROACH FOR CURVED AND SWEPT LIFTING-LINES COMPUTATION Siu C. Fung. Garbor Karafiath. A. Steyen Toby

THE EFFECTS OF BULBOUS BOWS. STERN FLAPS AND A WAVE-PIERCING BOW O N THE RESISTANCE OF A SERIES 64 HULL FORM

Kazuo Suzuki. Hisashi Kai

NUMERICAL ESTIMATION O F WAVE MAKING CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGH SPEED SHIPS TAKING SINKAGE AND TRIM EFFECTS INTO ACCOUNT

Andrey V Syerchkoy

PROSPECTS OF ARTIFICIAL CAVITIES IN RESISTANCE REDUCTION FOR PLANING CATAMARANS WITH ASYMMETRIC DEMIHULLS

tslobuaki Sakamoto. Robert Wilson, and Fred Stern

RANS SIMULATIONS FOR HIGH SPEED SHIPS IN DEEP AND SHALLOW WATER Richard A. Royce

BULBOUS BOW RESISTANCE REDUCTION OF SEMI-PLANING VESSELS Giuseppina Colicchio. Andrea Colagrossi. laudio Lugni. Odd Magnus Faltinsen

EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF A TRIMARAN IN CALM WATER

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Kevin J . Maki, Lawrence J . Doctors, Robert F. Beck. Armin W. Troescti TRANSOM-STERN FLOW FOR HIGH-SPEED CRAFT

Nastia Degiull. Andreja Werner. Igor Zotti

AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION INTO THE RESISTANCE COMPONENTS OF TRIMARAN CONFIGURATIONS

Eric S. Winkel. David R. Dowling. Marc Perlin. and Steven L. Ceccio

TURBULENT BOUNDARY LAYER DRAG REDUCTION AT HIGH REYNOLDS NUMBERS WITH WALL-INJECTED POLYMER SOLUTION

Sverre Steen and Christian Adriaenssens

EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION OF THE RESISTANCE OF A SPLIT-CUSHION S U R F A C E - E F F E C T SHIP Xiaochun Shen. Eric S. Winkel. Steven L. Ceccio. and Marc Perlin

INFLUENCE OF BUBBLE SIZE ON MICRO-BUBBLE DRAG REDUCTION Shainil G. Alivev. Yuri N. Kormilitzyn. Yuri M. KlialiuUin

THE PROBLEM OF FINAL THICKNESS J E T

Jinq-Fa Tsai. Chao-Lunq Ting. Jenq-Llh Hwang, Yih-Nan Chen, Mlnq-Chung Lln

STUDY O N THE PERFORMANCE OF CAVITATING TWO DIMENSIONAL HYDROFOILS

Li Guoan. Ye Hengkui

WAVE MAKING COMPUTATION IN TIME DOMAIN FOR MULTI-HULL SHIPS

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4. Structures, L o a d s and Materials

A PROPOSAL FOR A SIMPLE FATIGUE DESIGN CHECK PROCEDURE C. Cartaletni, S. Ferraris. A. Mogqia Cappelletti. L.Sebastiani. D. Boote

STRUCTURAL RESPONSE OPERATOR FOR THE FATIGUE ASSESSMENT O F A FAST PATROL VESSEL OPERATING IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA

Matthew Collette. Martvn Cooper. Ana Mesbahi. Atilla Incecik

AN INTEGRATED RELIABILITY. RISK ANALYSIS. AND COST MODEL FOR PRELIMINARY STRUCTURAL DESIGN: A MODULE OF THE SAFETY@SPEED DESIGN METHODOLOGY

Michael R. Davis. Damien S. Hollowav and Nigel L. Watson

VALIDATION O F NON-LINEAR WAVE LOADS PREDICTED BY TIME DOMAIN METHOD IN SEA TRIALS O F AN 86m CATAMARAN

Giles Thomas. Michael Davis, Damien Hollowav. and Timothy Roberts

THE INFLUENCE O F SLAMMING AND WHIPPING O N THE FATIGUE LIFE OF A HIGH-SPEED CATAMARAN

Michael D. Woodward. Mehmet Atlar. David Clarke

MANOEUVRING INDUCED LOADS ON FAST POD DRIVES Chao-Nan Wang. Huei-Jeng Lin, Ya-Jung Lee. Yan-MIn Guo

A STUDY OF SOUND TRANSMISSION LOSS ACROSS ORTHOTROPIC COMPOSITE LAMINATE Hamid Javadi. Kambiz Alempour, Ali Dehghanian

GA METHOD FOR OPTIMIZATION OF HOVERCRAFT AIR DUCT STRUCTURE Kambiz Alempour. Ali Dehghanian. Hamid Javadi

ANALYSIS OF HYDRODYNAMIC LONGITUDINAL BENDING MOMENTS OF AIR CUSHION VEHICLE I. Stenius and A. Rosén

EXPLICIT FE ANALYSIS O F HULL-WATER IMPACTS

Daniele Dessi, Riccardo Mariani. Giuliano Coppottelli. Marcello Rimondi

EXPERIMENTAL IDENTIFICATION O F WET BENDING MODES WITH SEGMENTED MODEL TESTS Suqin Wang. Balii Menon. Derek Novak

O N THE ASSESSMENT O F MOTIONS AND STRUCTURAL LOADS OF A HIGH-SPEED CATAMARAN Gennadii B. Krvzhevich

SPECIFIC FEATURES O F GLOBAL VIBRATION ANALYSIS FOR PLANING BOATS AND SHIPS OPERATING IN TRANSIENT CONDITIONS

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EXPERIENCE AND PROSPECT OF USiNG ALUMINUIVI ALLOYS FOR CONSTRUCTION

O F FAST SHIPS

Ould A. E l Moctar, Jörg Brunswig. Andreas Brehm Ttiomas E . Schellin

COMPUTATION OF SHIP MOTIONS IN WAVES AND SLAMtVUNG LOADS FOR FAST SHIPS USING RANSE

G. Davidson, T. Roberts. G Thomas

GLOBAL & SLAM LOADS FOR A L A R G E WAVEPIERCING CATAMARAN DESIGN Nicholas G. Tsouvalis and loannis S. loannou

MODELLING T H E VACUUM INFUSION PROCESS FOR A SMALL COMPOSITE POWERBOAT Giovanni Carrera. Cesare Mario Rizzo

MEASUREMENTS OF MOTIONS. LOADS AND STRUCTURAL RESPONSE ON A FAST ERP PLEASURE C R A F T

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Shvv Woei Chanq. Tsun Lirnq Yang, Yu. Ker-Wei. Shun-Hsvung Chang, and Wei Jen Wang HEAT TRANSFER I N A RIB-ROUGHENED ROTATING TWIN-PASS TRAPEZOIDAL-SECTIONED PASSAGE WITH COOLING APPLICATION T O GAS TURBINE ROTOR BLADE

Roberta Depascale. Mehmet Atlar. and Michael D Woodward

PODDED PROPULSORS FOR FAST AND LARGE COMMERCIAL VESSELS (FASTPOD PROJECT) Vladimir I. Krasilnikov, Aage Berg, and Fredrik A. Bolstad

EXPERIENCE WITH THE ANALYSIS O F COhJTROLLABLE PITCH PROPELLERS AT OFF-DESIGN CONDITIONS USING A BOUNDARY ELEMENT METHOD

Jing-Fa Tsai. Chuan-Cheung Tse. Shing-Yaur Wang, and Da-Chen Yeh

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE HYDRODYNAMIC PERFORMANCE O F A T W O PHASE NOZZLE FOR WATERJET PROPULSION SYSTEM

Leonid I. Vishnevsky. Analov R. Togunjac. and Andrew V. Pechenuk

I M P R O V E M E t ^ OF HIGH-SPEED CRAFT PROPULSION BY USING O F PROPELLERS WITH SHIFTED BLADE CONNECTION ON THE HUB

M.A.Mavluidov. A.A.Rousetskv. O.V.Yakovleva

WATERJET RESEARCH AND OPTIMISATION METHODS AND NEW PROPULSOR DEVELOPMENTS

Alexander S. Achkinadze

SUPERCAVITATING. HIGHLY CAVITATING AND SURFACE PIERCING PROPELLERS DESIGN Kourosh Koushan

MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSIONS OF THRUST AND TORQUE OF NEWTON-RADER PROPELLER SERIES FOR HIGH SPEED CRAFTS USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS

Albert J. Jurgens

STATIC AND DYNAMIC EFFECTS O F RUDDER - HULL - PROPELLER INTERACTION O N FAST MONOHULLS

Vladimir A.Boushkovskv Liudmila A.Moukhina. Aleksev Yu.Yakovlev

COMPUTATION O F PROPELLER WAKE O N PODED PROPULSORS O F FAST SHIPS Antonio Sanchez-Caia and Jaakko V. Pylkkanen

OPTIMIZATION O F PODDED PROPULSOR FOR FAST ROPAX USING RANS SOLVER WITH CAVITATION MODEL

L. Berghult

INVESTIGATION O F THE PHENOMENON O F DOMINATION OF CERTAIN ORDERS OF THE WATERJET BLADE-PASSING FREQUENCY HARMONICS

R Mountford. T. Roberts. R Hopkins. D. A. Hofmann. J . Haigh HIGH SPEED NAVAL COMBATANT - PROPULSION ENABLERS Young-Zehr Kehr. Wen-Chi Lee. Ching-Yeh Hsin

PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENTS O F HIGH-SPEED PROPELLERS AT INCLINED SHAFT CONDITIONS BY ROOT UNLOADING Francesco Salvatore. Luca Greco. Danilo Calcaqni

HYDRODYNAMIC MODELLING OF UNSTEADY INTERACTIONS AMONG PODDED

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PROPULSOR COMPONENTTS

Kazuo Nozawa and Naotiisa Takayama

A RESEARCH O N PROPULSIVE PERFORMANCE O F HIGH-SPEED CRAFT EQUIPPED WITH SURFACE PIERCING PROPELLERS

Eric loietiens

MODERN HIGH SPEED PROPULSION SYSTEM.S AND THEIR IMPACT ON MARINE TRANSMISSION DESIGN

G.N. Oriov

"PERFECTION OF T H E MONOSWIMFIN. BEING THE MOVER FOR T H E SPORTSMAN-SUBMARINER AS A FACTOR OF INCREASING THE SPEED OF SWIMNflNG FOR T H E BIOTECHNICAL SYSTEM "SPORTSMAN-MONOSWIMFIN" (Ph.D. in Pedagogics, associate-professor.

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6. Maneuvering and seakeeping

WIND HEELING MOMENTS O N MULTIHULL VESSELS Karl Garme and Jakob Kuttenkeuler

SIMULATIONS AND FULL-SCALE TRIALS FOR A HSC LINKED BY WAVE-HEIGHT MEASUREMENTS Nam-sun Son. Sun-young Kim. Chanq-min Lee, and Seok-lio Van

STUDY O N ALTTO-NAVIGATION SYSTEM FOR BERTHING AND DE-BERTHING OF SHIP USING THRUSTERS

Tingyao Zhu. Li Xu. Sanjay Pratap Singh, and Tae Bum Ha

COMPREHENSIVE COMPARATIVE STUDIES O N 3-D SEAKEEPING METHODS

WITH EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS REGARDING A LATE POST-PANAMAX CONTAINER SHIP Alan J . Haywood and Benton H. Schaub

THE INTEGRATION O F LIFTING FOILS INTO RIDE CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR FAST FERRIES Handa Xi and Jing Sun

EFFECTS O F ACTUATOR DYNAMICS O N STABILIZATION O F HIGH-SPEED PLANING VESSELS WITH CONTROLLABLE TRANSOM FLAPS

Toru Katayama. Ryo Kimoto and Yoshiho Ikeda

EFFECTS O F RUNNING ATTITUDES ON MANEUVERING HYDRODYNAMIC FORCES FOR PLANING HULLS

S.X. Du. D.A. Hudson. W . G . Price and R Temarel

PREDICTION OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL SEAKEEPING CHARACTERISTICS O F FAST HULL FORMS: INFLUENCE OF THE LINE INTEGRAL TERMS

Serge Sutulo and Carlos Guedes Spares

SIMULATION OF A FAST CATAMARAN'S MANOEUVRING M O T I O N BASED O N A 6DOF REGRESSION MODEL

T M . Ahmed. S.X. Du. D.A. Hudson. PW. Kingsland and P Temarel

IMPROVEMENT OF SEAKEEPING PREDICTION METHODS FOR HIGH SPEED VESSELS WITH A TRANSOM STERN

Marina P Lebedeva

THE HIGH SPEED CRAFT STEERING AT OFF DESIGN M O T I O N REGIME Victor Sokolov and Serge Sutulo

A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO A FAST DISPLACEMENT SHIP'S STABILIZATION IN HEAD SEAS Victor M.Ambrosovsky. Elena B.Ambrosovskava

SEA TRIALS O F HIGH SPEED CRAFTS DATA PROCESSING AND MODEL IDENTIFICATION Hans Jargen B. Morch. Ole A. Hermundstad

PLANING CRAFT IN WAVES - FULL SCALE MEASUREMENTS Forng-Chen Chiu. Sao-Wei Liu. Wen-Chuan Tiao. Jenhwa Guo

DEVELOPMENT O F A SIMPLE SYSTEM TO MEASURE 5 DOF SHIP MOTIONS IN A SEAWAY Pepijn de Jong. Jan Alexander Keuning

TESTS WITH A SIX DEGREES O F FREEDOM FORCED OSCILLATOR TO INVESTIGATE THE NONLINEAR EFFECTS IN SHIP MOTIONS

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ASStJRANCE OP DIGITAL CONTROL ACCURACY AT NON-CENTRALIZËO .STOHASTIC ACTION.S M. Felli. F. Di Felice. R. Daltola

E F F E C T OF T H E RUDDER AND THE BE.GE K E E L S IN T H E ROLL DAMPING

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7. Safety, training and certification

AN EXPERIMEtvfTAL EVALUATION OF THE STABILITY CRITERIA OF THE HSC CODE Norman Rattenbury

CLASSIFICATION OF ENGINEERING SYSTEMS FOR WING IN GROUND EFFECT CRAFT A.M. Dehziri. A.R. Mallahzadeh. K. Barkeshli

A CALCULATION METHOD OF MARINE SHIP'S RCS Heike Hoppe

INTERNATIONAL REGULATIONS FOR HIGH-SPEED CRAFT AN OVERVIEW Chengi Kuo

SAFETY MANAGEMENT OF HIGH SPEED CRAFT Jan Peter Securius

REDUNDANCY ASPECTS FOR MONO AND MULTIPLE HULL HSC

A.G. Butlitscki. A.I. Maskalik. V V Tomilin. A.I. Lukianov

EXPERIENCE AND OPERATION S A F E T Y OF T H E FIRST SMALL CIVIL EKRANOPLANE OF T Y P E A "AOUAGLIDE" VALUE OF ITS CREATION FOR T H E FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF

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Mikliail A. Kutevnikov. Mikhail A. Gappoev. Vladimir V Gadalov

WING-IN-GROUND (WIG) CRAFT (EKRANOPLAN) G E N E R A L S A F E T Y ASPECTS AS CONTAINED IN THE INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS AND RS RULES. PERSPECTPVES Stephen Phillips and Daniel Hook

A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF FAST FERRY INCIDENTS WORLDWIDE

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