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SKIBS

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0G HAVTEKNIK

Department of Ocean Engin eeri ng

PREDICTION

OF.

POWER OF SE IPS::

by

Sv. Aa. Harvald

DANMARKS TEKNISKE HØJSKOLE

The Technical University of Denmark

LYNGBY Danmark

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CONTENTS O. Suxmnary Page i 1. Introduction 1 2. Necessary Power 2

3. Type Ship Methods and Statistical Methods 18

4. Essential Parametérs for Prediction of Power 19

5. Diagrams for Prediction of Power 23

6. Piecewise Methods for Prediction of Powér 26

7. Ship Model Experiments 43

8. Control of Power Estimates 44

9. Conclusions 45

10. Symbols and Units 46

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SUMMARY.

Different methods for predicting the required power for the propulsion of

mer-chant ships are desctibed. Diagrams give the relation between the expected power

necesSary for transporting a desired

vo-lume of cargo at a given velocity. Such a

prediction is very rough. Therefore,

dia-grams giving the power as a function of block coefficient, displacement,

length-displacement ratio and. velocity have also been constructed. Finally, the method

normally used at the Department of Ocean

Engineering, The Technical University of Denmark is outlined.

1 INTRODUCTION1

When making preliminary proposals for new ships or

transportation studies the vitalj question facing the

ship-owner, naval architect, politician, economist or student is

often how much power is necessary. The answer can be found in different ways. Just as in preliminary ship design there are three groups of methods to choose between:

Type Ship Methods Statistical Methods Piecewise Methods

When the first-mentioned method is used, a type ship has

to be chosen. The type ship must be of the same type as the

type in the proposal. Further, the main dimensions of the type ship and the velocity must be nearly the saine as

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expected for the proposal. An Admiralty. Coefficient for the

type ship is calculated

2, A A'3 y3 C P where A = displacement V = speed P = power

This Admiralty Coefficient is then used for the proposal when predicting the necessary power for propulsion.

Results from model tests and from ship trials can form basis for type ship methods but they can also form basis for

statistical methods. Possibly a regression analysis can be carried out on the results to find optimum solutions.

Results from model tests, from theoretical considerations and from ship trials are the foundation of the piecewise me-thods. With such a method the special features of the pro-posai can be taken into consideration in a better and more

logical way than with other two groups of methods. In addition the piecewise method can be used within a very

broad area. The different methods are still being developed.

2. NECESSARY POWERS

To get an impression of the power necessary for trans-porting a given volume of cargo at a given velocity the diagrams Figs. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 have been constructed.

For ships built during the periods:

the shaft power is given as a function of the deadweight

and the velocity of the ship. All data have been taken from

t:

1877-

1929

II: 1930 - 1939

III: 1940 - 1949

IV: 1950 - 1959

V: 1960 - 1969 VI: 1970 - 1977

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the Registers of the Classification Societies.

The following signatures have been used in the diagrams:

4

for the veìocity - intervals: 3,1- 3,5 and

For fixed values of the velocities a set of average curves

have been drawn. As time has passed the deadweight and the velocity of the ships have increased and with this also the power necessary for propulsion. it is worth noting that.

the system of average curves fits the points on the diagrams

from the different periods very well. Thus,. the technological

developments have not resulted in much better ship forms or

propellers than earlier, and as time has passed. it has only

been practically possible to increase the dimensions of the Ships and the amount of power available for propulsion.

Fig. 7 also gives an impression of the development. The

same average curves as in Figs. ito 6 have been inserted,

and in this net the data for three ships all named "Selandia"

have been plotted. The first. "Selandia" was a twin-screw

cargo and passenger ship built in 1912 by Burmeister & Wain

and the world's first ocean-going motor vessel. The second

"Selandia" was a single-screw cargo and passenger ship built in 1938 by Nalcskov Shipyard; and the third, built in 1972 is

a triple-screw container ship with one of the most powerful diesel engine installations ever used in a merchant vessel.

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propellers at each end, working in fairways filled with

pack-ice. On the other hand, in some cases, the speed stated

can,. for various reasons, only be obtained when the ship is working in following wind and sea. In other words, the

extra power has been a negative amount. This also means

that the scattering of the points must be very large in dia-grams where the power installed is given only as a function

of deadweight and speed.

TYPE SHIP METHODS AND STATISTICAL METHQDSI Using a type ship method, first an Admiralty Coefficient

Ac for the type. ship is calculated and then the power for the proposal:

L«3 y3

_p

p A C where .

and VP

are the displacement and the desired

speed for the proposed ship, respectively. A great deal of

information about Ac is availáhie and a preliminary design

formula for A can be given by

= 3,7 (/r: +

L iS the length of the ship in metres and V is the speed

in metres per second. The power P will be in kilowatts if in the formula is the mass in tons of 1000 kilogrammes. Thus the type ship method and a statistical method are

com-bined.

Another formula of thistype for prediction of power

has been proposed by Watson [11]. In metric units and slight-ly modified, the formula is.:

= 510 v3(40 - Q,017 L + 400(K-1)2 -12 )

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where

P = power in kw

4 = displacement mass in t V = speed in rn/s

L = length of ship in m

K = the constant in the Alexander formula

â = K - 0,5 -y- (kn/ft½) i.e. K l,Ô6 't

6 = block coefficient

n= revolutions per second

This formula is built up in a rclatively logical way of all

the most essential parameters for the power required.

Neglecting the influence of the block coefficient, the

formula becomes

-2,

5,0 A V3 (33 - 0,01714

15000-llOn't

Application of the formulae given above must be done with

care.. The formulae norival.lyfit special types and sizes

of ships, and applied outside this area, the results can be

wrong. it is not often mentioned within which area th

formulae can be applied. In that respect diagrams showing the relàtions between the different parameters give a. better survey of the field of application.

ESSENTIAL PARAMETERS FOR PREDICTION. OF POWER,

When

constructing

a diagram for the prediction of. power

for the propulsion of ships the choice of parameters is of

the greatest importance. There are many conceivable

para-meters, and if simple diagrams are wanted, a selection must

take place.

To a great extent, parameters of importance for the ship resistance must also be of importance for the power

neces-sary fòr the propulsion f the ship at a given velocity or

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Froude number. Thus, the principal dimensions and parameters describing the form of the ship will determine both the ship

resistance and the power for propulsion. At previous occa-sions (see "Ship Resistance" [4]) the author has used the

following parameters for describing the form:

Length-displacement ratio L/

Longitudinal prismatic coefficient

Breadth-draught ratio B/T

Longitudinal position of

centre of buoyancy LCB/L

If the ship has sections which are distinctly U-shaped

or V-shaped and if the ship has bulbous bow or special appen-dages, allowance must be made for this. in addition the con-dition of the hull surface influences the ship resistance.

The above-mentioned parameters are also among the para-meters determining the thrust deduction and the waké and

thereby the

hull,

efficiency. Furthermore, the. propeller(s),

the positión of the propeller(s) and the form and position

of the rudder(s) influence the hull efficiency.

In addition, the efficiency of the propeller and the total propulsive efficiency depend upon the dimensions and

form of the propeller(s). Fig. 14,gives an impression of the influence of the size of propeller upon the power

neces-sary for propulsion. Ship "U" is a bulk çarrier of about

50000 t. deadweight equipped with different propellers [6]. Using a large, slowly running propeller instead of a small, fast running propeller on the ship "U" at a speed of 8,5 rn/s

(16,5 knots), the necessary power for propulsion of ship "U" can be reduced by about 50 per cent.

Thus, at least 12 parameters are essential 'for the pre-diction of the power for propulsion of the ship. A diagram'

for predicting the power cannot be constructed in such a way

that all parameters are taken into account in the right way.

A standardization of some of the parameters has to take place. If it is assumed that diagrams predicting the power for pro-pulsion may only involve four parameters, the following

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different propellers.

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3,0

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parameters are suggested:

= displacement.. Hereby the size of the ship is

fixed.

V = speed of ship. The power f or propulsïon will at least depend on the third power of the speed.

= - block coefficient, which to some extent

describes the form of the ship.

i

= length-displacement ratio, which iS a form coefficient that has almost no correlation to

the block coefficient.

This means that all other parämeters have to be stan-dardized, which can be done in the following manner:

Hull form. The sections of the "standard"-form are

neither distinctly U-shaped nor distinctly V-shaped. Further, it is assumed that the "standard"-form is a form with well designed lines and with an

ortho-dox non-bulbous bow.

B/T = breadth-draught ratio. For most of the ships this

ratio is in the neìghbourhood of 2,5. For large

Ships, i.e. ships with a displacement in excess of

200000 t, the. ratio is about 3,0. Therefore,

these two ratios may be chosen as a standard.

LCB = longitudinal position of centre of buoyancy. The

position of LCB.is assumed to be optimum. As

mentioned in "Ship Resistance" ((4] p. 3), the

op-timum LCB is

unfortunately

a quantity that is in

some doubt.

Appendages. The "standard" form has no special

appen-dages. The rudder is a double plated rudder and,

in relation to the propeller,placed in accordance with the rules of the classifidation societies.

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Number of propellers. It is assumed that the number of

própellers has very little influence on the power necessary for propulsion of the ship at a given

speed. The standard ship may be a single-screw

ship.

D Propeller diameter. It is assumed that the diameter

of the propeller (four bladed) is optimum (if possible) and less than two-thirds of the draught

of the ship fully loaded.

n Rate of revolution. It is supposed that standard ships are equipped with, a diesel engine running at

a rate of revolution corresponding to maximum con

tinuous rating.

V = Speed of ship on trial. Further, this means that the

surface of the ship is smooth in the standard con-dition.

Service Allowance. The diagrams will be valid only for

shïps in trial conditions. For service conditions allowances have to be made, depend', ing on the

sail-ing route. The values of these allowances can be given as percentages of the power necessary under

trial conditions.

DIAGRAMS FOR PREDICTION OF POWERI

As mentioned in chapter 4, the parameters in diagrams for prediction of power can be

i

L/V V

Therefore, first the effective power

E has been

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ship forms: : loo t 200 t - 300 t - 500 t 833 t - 1000 t - 1667 t - 3333 t 5000 t - 7100 t - 14300 t - 21500 t 28500 t 37700 t 50000 t - 100000 t 142900 t - 200000 t - 300000 t 500000 t - 1000000 t I L/V : 4,0 - 5,0 - 6,0 - 7,0

(only some few 7,0-forms have been calculated)

: 0,55 - 0,60 - 0,65 - 0,70 0,80 - 0,85

V : From 3 rn/s to 13,4 rn/s

For the small ships the power has only been calculated at small velocities and for the

big ships only at big velocities.

In the calculation of the total ship resistance coeffi-cient CT the incremental resistance coefficoeffi-cient CA has been varied in such a way that

for disp1acement i = 1000 t 0A = 0,6

bObO t

0,4 . io

100000 t O

1000000 t - 0,6 ' 10

All forms have been standardized as mentioned.in the

preceding chapter.

Further, with regard to the rate of revolütion, the

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following standardization is used:

For ships wïth displacement

up to 1000 t: n = 8,33 revs/sec (500 revs/mm) from 1000 to 2000 t: n = 6,67 revs/sec (400 revs/mm) from 2000 to 3000 t: n = 5,00 revs/sec (300 revs/mm) from 3000 to 5000 t: n = 3,33 revs/sec (200 revs/mm)

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from 5000 to 7500 t: n = 2.50 revs/sec (150 revs/mm) from 7500 to 12500 t: n = 2,08 revs/sec (125 revs/mm) from 12500 to 25000 t: n = 1,92 revs/seò (115 revs/mm) from 25000 to 50000 t: n = 1,83 revs/sec (110 revs/mm)

from 50000 and up: n = 1,67 revs/sec

(100 revs/mm)

After the effective power has been calculated the shaft power is determined as follows: By use of the

.ISH-Logarith-mic Propeller Diagrams, which are based on the results from the Wageningen screw serieS B (Fig. 23), the optimum

propel-ler diameter for the standardized ship form is determined. if the diämeter is less than two-thirds of the draught, the

propeller efficiency Ti0, the advance coefficient J and

the pitch ratio are read directly from the propeller diagram. If the diameter is bigger than two-thirds, a diameter of two-thirds of the draught is used in the cálculations.

The hull efficiency

H = is calculated using the waké coefficient w and the thrust deduction coefficient t

estimated from the diagrams in "Wake of Merchant Ships"

([5] Figs. 52 and 104), taking into account that it is the trial trip condItion that is to be designed for (Wtriai "

0,7 wmei).

The diagrams giving w and t for models of

single-screw ships are reproduced in Fig. 25 in a slightly modified

version..

The shaft power is then calculated by

BflHflBTIS

where = propeller efficiency in the "behind" condition =

T1OTiR n0.

R

relative rotative efficiency)

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All the results are plotted in diagrams (see Figs. 15-21), each diagram corresponding to a fixed value of the block

coefficient 6 (0,55, 0,60, 0,65, 0,70, 0,75, 0,80 and 0,85).

In these diagrams the abscissa is the displacement of the

ship in t (of 1000 kg) and the ordinate is the powár in kW

for propulsion òf the ship. Curves of constant speed for

three length-displacement ratios are inserted. By using re-latively large steps in the speed variation in the diagrams,

the curves for different length-displacement ratios at a constant speed become placed in groups, which facilitates

the later use of the diagrams. All curves in the diagrams are faired partly by hand, partly by use of a Hewlett-Packard

9830 A calculator.

The diagrams, Figs. 15-21, can be used in the preliminary prediction of the power necessary for propulsion at a given speed, but it has to be borne in mind that it is the power for the standard ship in the standard condition that is

estimated. In every case, service allowance has to be added

in accordance with the wishes of the coming owners.

The designer of the ship often has his own standard forni for the hull. It is then advantageous for him to make power curves for this standard form using the same parameters as

in the diagrams mentioned above. The use of such diagrams results in a very reliable prediction of the power.

PIECEWISE METHODS FOR PREDICTiON OF POWER.

In the previous chapter the prediction method normally used at the Department of Ocean Engineering, The Technical

University of Denmark, has been partly described. In the

following, a more detailed description will take place.

A. Dimensions of ship. It i assumed that the principal

dimensions for the proposed ship are already fixed or that the power has tobe estimated for a series of proposals with given dimensions to find optimum

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For the prediction of the power, the following principal

dimensions have to be known:

Leñgth of waterline L

Breadth B

Draught T

Further, it is assumed that the displacement volume V at

the draught T of the proposai is known.

B. Form data for ship. From the displacement volume and the

principal dimensions the block coefficient t5 = is

fixed. The midship section coefficient is fixed in

accordance with the type of ship. Hereby, the prismatic

coefficient p is also fixed. The longitudinal position

of the centre of buoyancy (LCB) is determined on the basis of trim calculations and of cónsiderations regarding the

best possible positión. The form of the hull might then possibly be one of thé forms from the series in

"Form-data" (2]. Ali hydrostatic data are hereby easily

deter-mined. Also the wetted suif ace S can be calculated in a simple manner by use of "Formdata" or by use of "Wettéd Surface of Merchant Ship Forms" [3]. A good result with

regard to S may further be oltained by use of a formula

given by E.R. Muxnford (1]. The formula is

S = . B + 1,7 T)

where LP is the length between the perpendiculars, B

the moulded beam, T the moulded draft and the

-block coefficient based on

C. Resistance. By use of "Ship Resistance" (4] the resi-stance R and the effective power E for a "standard" ship form -can be calculated.

R

= cT½PVS

(N)

-= RV (kW)

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