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International Progress

M A R I N E T E C H N O L O G Y M O N T H L Y

193 Heemraadssingei, 3023 CB Rotterdam, The Netherlands

t a b . -v. .:Scheepsbouwkun(

A R C H I Ë I " ,^PEx 1980 Technische Hogeschool

Detft

V o l u m e 2 7 • N u m b e r s 3 0 5 - 3 1 6

Number page

A contribution to the calculation of flow around the aft-ends of sliips by A.

YücelOdabasi 316 316 An economical method of determining

added mass and damping coefficients of axisymmetric floating bodies in os-cillatory heaving motion by V .

Fer-dinande and B.G. Kritis 313 231 A new theory of minimum stability, a

comparison with an earlier theory and

with existing practise by K. Jakic 309 127 A study of the stability of the rolling

motion of a ship in an irregular seaway

byP.K.Muhuri 310 139

Beck, R.F. and Troesch, A.W.. Wave

dif-fraction effects in head seas 316 306 Beukelman, W., Bottom impact pressures

due to forced oscillation 309 107 Bishop, R.E.D., Price, W.G. and Teitiarel,

P., Hydrodynamic coefficients of some swaying and rolling cylinders of

ar-bitrary shape 307 54 Blocki, W., Ship safety in connection with

parametric resonance of the roll 306 36 Bottom impact pressures due to forced

oscillation by W. Beukelman 309 107 Briones, LB., Gómez, G.P. and Linares,

F.G., Some improvements of traditional

lifting line theory for ship propellers . . 311 154

Calculation of the boundary-layer flow around three ship afterbodies by H.C.

Raven 305 10 Cardo, A., Ceschia, M, Francescutto, A .

and Nabergoj, R., Effects of the angle-dependent damping on the rolling

mo-tion of ships in regular beam seas 310 135 Ceschia, M., Francescutto, A., Nabergoj,

R. and Cardo, A., Effects of the angle-dependent damping on the rolling

mo-tion of ships in regular beam seas 310 135 Comparison of calculated responses for

arbitrary shaped bodies using two and three-dimensional theories by R.B.

Inglis and W.G. Price 308 86 Derivation of propeller blade section

properties from lifting surface theory

by W. van Gent 314 257

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Effects of the angle-dependent damping on the rolling motion of ships in regular beam seas by A. Cardo, M. Ceschia,

A. Francescutto and R. Nabergoj 310 135 Fatigue damage accumulation in marine

propellers by H.P.E. Helle and L.A.S.

Hageman 312 193 Ferdinande, V. and Kritis, B.G., An

eco-nomical method of determining added mass and damping coefficients of a.xisymmetric floating bodies in

oscil-latory heaving motion 313 231 Flower, J.0. and Sabti Aljaff. W.A.K.,

Kryloff-Bogoliuboff's solution to de-caying nonlinear oscillations in marine

systems 313 225 Francescutto, A., Nabergoj, R., Cardo, A,

and Ceschia, M., Effects of the angle-dependent damping on the rolling

mo-tion of ships in'tegular beam seas 310 135 Gent, W. van, Derivation of propeller blade

section properties from lifting surface

theory 314 257 Gerritsma, J., Results of recent full scale

seakeeping trials 315 278 Geway, R.P., Mulder, E.P.H.M. de, and

Wesseling, A.F., The behaviour of the

controllable pitch propeller mechanism . 312 178 Gómez, G.P., Linares, F.G. and Briones,

I.B., Some improvements of

tradition-al hfting line theory for ship propellers . 311 154 Graphical design model a tool to guide and

learn a design process by L.K. Kupras

and A.P. de Zwaan 3 l 4 242 Haddara. M.R., On the directional stabiUty

of ships 316 322 Haddara, M.R., On the parametric

excita-tion of non-linear rolling, moexcita-tion in

random seas 315 290 Hageman, L.A.S. and Helle, H.P.E., Fatigue

damage accumulation in marine

propel-lers 312 193 Helle, H.P.E. and Hageman, L.A.S., Fatigue

damage accumulation in marine

propel-lers 312 193 Hydrodynamic coefficients of some

sway-ing and rollsway-ing cylinders of arbitrary shape by R.E.D. Bishop. W.G. Price and

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Inglis, R.B. and Price, W.G., Comparison of calculated responses for arbitraiy shaped bodies using two and

three-dimensional theories 308 86 Integrated marine propulsion system by

R. Ono and O. Yoshida 314 268 Jakic, K., A new theory of minimum

sta-bility, a comparison with an earlier

theory and with existing practise 309 127 Kostilainen, V., Reduction of the

develop-ment of bilge vortices by discharge of

air into the boundaiy layer 305 2 Kritis. B.G. and Ferdinande, V., An

eco-nomical method of determining added mass and damping coefficients of axi-symmetric floating bodies in oscillatory

heaving motion 313 231 Kryloff-Bogoliuboff's solution to decaying

nonlinear oscillations in marine sys-tems by J.0. Flower and W.A.K. Sabti

Aljaff 313 225 Kupras, L.K. and Zwaan, A.P. de,

Graph-ical design model a tool to guide and

learn a design process 314 242 Latorre, R., Study of tip vortex cavitation

noise from foils 307 66 Linares, F.G., Briones, LB. and Gómez,

G.P., Some improvements of traditional

lifting line theoiy for sliip propellers . . 311 154 Mikelis, N.E. and Price, W.G., The fluid

flow around a manoeuvring tanker in

restricted water 310 143 Muhuri, P.K., A study of the stability of

the rolling motion of a ship in an

ir-regular seaway 310 139 Mulder, E.P.H.M. de, Wesselink, A.F. and

Geway, R.P., The behaviour ofthe

con-trollable pitch propeller mechanism . . . 312 178 Musker, A.J. and Sarabchi, K.,

Wall-fric-tion and profilometry aspects of coating

an irregulariy rougli surface 306 30 Nabergoj, R., Cardo, A., Ceschia, M and

Francescutto, A., Effects of the angle-dependent damping on the rolling

mo-tion of ships in regular beam seas 310 135 Ono, R. and Yoshida, O., Integrated

ma-rine propulsion system 314 268 On the directional stability of ships by

M.R. Haddara 316 322 On the parametric excitation of

non-linear rolling motion in random seas by

M.R. Haddara 315 290 Oossanen, P. van. Resistance prediction of

small high-speed displacement vessels:

state of the art 313 212 Price, W.G. and Inglis, R.B., Comparison

of calculated responses for arbitrary shaped bodies using two and

three-dimensional theories 308 86 Price, W.G., Temarel, P. and Bishop,

R.E.D., Hydrodynamic coefficients of some swaying and rolling cylinders of

arbitrary shape 307 54 Price, W.G. and Mikelis, N.E., The fluid

flow around a manoeuvring tanker in

restiicted water 310 143

Raven, H.C, Calculation of the

boundary-layer flow around three ship afterbodies 305 10 Reduction of the development of bilge

vortices by discharge of air into the

boundary layer by V. Kostilainen . . . . 305 2 Resistance prediction of small high-speed

displacement vessels: state of the art by

P.van Oossanen 313 212 Results of recent full scale seakeeping trials

by J. Gerritsma 315 278 Sabfi Aljaff, W.A.K. and Flower, J.O.,

Kryloff-Bogoliuboff's solution to decay-ing nonlinear oscillations in marine

systems 313 225 Sarabchi, K., and Musker, A.J.,

Wall-fric-tion and profilometry aspects of coating

an irregularly rough suiface 306 30 Ship safety in connecrion with parametric

resonance of the roll by W. Blocki . . . . 306 36 Some improvements of traditional lifting

line theory for ship propellers by G.P.

Gómez, F.G. Linares and LB. Briones . . 311 154 Stochastic responses of three-dimensional

offshore platforms by Yung-Hsiang

Chen 315 294 Study of tip vortex cavitation noise from

foils by R. Latorre 307 66 Temarel, P., Bishop, R.E.D. and Price,

W.G., Hydrodynamic coefficients of some swaying and rolling cylinders of

arbitrary shape 307 54 The behaviour of the controllable pitch

propeller mechanism by R.P. Geway, E.P.H.M. de Mulder and A.F.

Wesse-link 312 178 The fluid flow around a manoeuvring

tanker in restricted water by N.E.

Mikelis and W.G. Price 310 143 The use of bench test results for calculating

roll response of the tank stabilised ship

by T. Zdybek 30S 96 Troesch, A.W. and Beck, R.F., Wave

dif-fraction effects in head seas 316 306

Wall-friction and profilometry aspects of coating an irregularly rough surface by

A.J. Musker and K. Sarabclii 306 30 Wave diffraction effects in head seas by

R.F. Beck and A.W. Troesch 316 306 Wesselink, A.F., Geway, R.P. and Mulder,

E.P.H.M. de, The behaviour of the

con-trollable pitch propeller mechanism . . . 312 178

Yoshida, O. and Ono, R., Integrated

ma-rine propulsion system 314 268 Yiicel Odabasi, A., A contribution to the

calculation of flow around the aft-ends

of ships 316 316 Yung-Hsiang Chen, Stochastic responses of

three-dimensional offshore platforms . . 315 294 Zdybek, T., The use of bench test results

for calculating roll response of the tank

stabilised ship 308 96 Zwaan, A.P. de, Kupras, L.K., Graphical

design model a tool to guide and learn a

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