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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
on
H I G H SPEED C R A F T MOTIONS
& MANOEUVRABILITY
20 FEBRUARY 1998 LONDON
PROCEEDINGS
THE ROYAL INSTITUTION OF NAVAL ARCHITECTS
RINA
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
on
HIGH S P E E D CRAFT MOTIONS & MANOEUVRABILITY
London
20 February 1998
© 1998 The Royal Institution of Naval Architects
The Institution is not, as a body, responsible for the opinions expressed by the individual authors or speakers.
THE ROYAL INSTITUTION OF NAVAL ARCHITECTS 10 Upper Belgrave Street,
London, SW1X8BQ Telephone; 0171-235-4622 Fax: 0171-245-6959 ISBN No: 0 903055 37 6
CONTENTS
S E A K E E P I N G1. THE SEAKEEPING BEHAVIOUR OF TWO FAST FERRY SHIPS
by Vice Ad J A Alaez, Spanish Navy, A Marón, El Pardo Model Basin and
J A Vecino, Seaplace S.L. (Spain)
2. SEAKEEPING CHARACTERISTICS OF A SYSTEMATIC SERIES OF FAST MONOHULLS
by Ass. Professor G J Grigoropoulos and Professor T A Loukakis, NTUA, Laboratory for Ship and Marine Hydrodynamics, Dept. of Naval Architecture and Marine
Engineering, National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) (Greece)
3. SEAWORTHINESS ASSESSMENT OF A TRIMARAN SHIP
by H S Chan, Noble Denton Europe Ltd, A Incecik, Department of Marine
Technology, University of Nevi/castle-upon-Tyne and N Ireland, Vosper Thornycroft Ltd (UK) 4. COMFORT CONSIDERATIONS IN THE DESIGN OF FAST MONOHULLS
by D Rocco and L Grossi, FINCANTIERI Divisione Costruzioni Militari, Geneva and
G Caprino and L Sebastiani, CETENA, Geneva (Italy)
5. OPERABILITY IN ROUGH WEATHER - AN IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY DESIGN ASPECT
by J Nareskog & O Rutgersson, KTH, Stockholm (Sweden)
THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES
6. COURSE KEEPING ASPECTS IN THE DESIGN OF FAST DEEP-V MONOHULLS
by S Brizzolara and L Grossi, FINCANTIERI, Divisione Costruzioni
Militari, Geneva, Italy and S Chislett, MSC Eclectics, Denmark (Italy & Denmark)
7. HYDRODYNAMIC LOADS ON SWATH HULLS
by B L Hutchison, T Mathai and J M Morgan, The Glosten Associates, Inc.
and S Etchemendy, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (USA)
8. ANALYSIS AND PREDICTION OF MOTIONS OF A HIGH SPEED PLANING CRAFT IN WAVES
by J I R Blake and P A Wilson, Department of Ship Science,
University of Southampton (UK)
9. MANOEUVRABILITY PERFORMANCE OF A TRIMARAN SHIP
by Jun-Wu Zhang and D Andrews, Naval Architecture Research Group,
Department of Mechanical Engineering, University College London (UCL) (UK)
10. SEAKEEPING PERFORMANCE OF HIGH SPEED WARSHIP HULL FORMS: DEEP VEE VERSUS ROUND BILGE
by K Sariöz and E Narii, Istanbul Technical University, Faculty of
Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering (Turkey)
11. SUMMARY REPORT OF DISCUSSIONS
by E C Tupper
