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E-grāmata: High Performance Marine Vessels

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  • Izdošanas datums: 08-Jul-2014
  • Izdevniecība: Springer-Verlag New York Inc.
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  • ISBN-13: 9781461408697
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High Performance Marine Vessels (HPMVs) range from the Fast Ferries to the latest high speed Navy Craft, including competition power boats and hydroplanes, hydrofoils, hovercraft, catamarans and other multi-hull craft. High Performance Marine Vessels covers the main concepts of HPMVs and discusses historical background, design features, services that have been successful and not so successful, and some sample data of the range of HPMVs to date. Included is a comparison of all HPMVs craft and the differences between them and descriptions of performance (hydrodynamics and aerodynamics). Readers will find a comprehensive overview of the design, development and building of HPMVs.

With a focus on engineering at the interface of aeronautical and marine technology, this volume examines the full range of high-performance marine vessel concepts, from fast ferries to the latest high-speed naval craft, and including competition power boats.
1 Introduction: High-Performance Marine Vessels
1(22)
Our Subject
1(1)
The Excitement of Speed
1(1)
The Search for Performance
2(8)
Resistance to Motion: Drag in Water and Air
10(1)
Reducing Resistance to Motion
11(5)
Static Buoyancy
12(1)
Hydrodynamic Lift, the Principle of the Planing Hull
12(2)
The Hydrofoil
14(1)
Static Air Cushion Lift
15(1)
Aerodynamic Lift
16(1)
Passenger Comfort and Other Requirements
16(4)
Costs: Construction and Operation
20(1)
Environment and the Future
21(2)
2 Air Cushion Craft
23(66)
It Started with a Coffee Tin
23(3)
Flexible Skirts
26(8)
Responsive Skirts
29(1)
Experiences from the Early Days in China
30(1)
Plough-In and Overturning of ACV
31(1)
Skirt Developments
32(2)
Air Propulsion
34(3)
Amphibious Hovercraft Development
37(22)
Sidewall Hovercraft
59(19)
Chinese SES Experiences
62(2)
European and USA SES Development
64(5)
Norway
69(4)
Japan
73(3)
Russia
76(1)
Sweden
76(1)
China
77(1)
Further Development
78(4)
Cost, Fuel Consumption, and Technology
78(1)
Performance in a Seaway
79(2)
Size Limitations
81(1)
Moving Forward
82(7)
3 Wings in Ground Effect: Ekranoplans and WIG Craft
89(44)
The "Caspian Sea Monster"
89(1)
Skimming Close to the Surface
89(2)
Basic Principles of WIG Craft
91(3)
Types of WIG
94(1)
Classic WIG
95(7)
Power Augmented Ram Wing in Ground Effect Craft
102(4)
Dynamic Air Cushion Craft
106(3)
DACWIG, the Amphibious WIG
109(6)
WIG Stability -- Personal Experiences
115(1)
Classification of WIG
116(2)
The Technical Challenges of WIG Development
118(3)
Takeoff in Waves
118(1)
Economy
119(1)
Safety and Manoeuvrability
120(1)
External Noise
121(1)
Research and Development--the Seabus-Hydaer Programme
121(3)
WIG Evolution--Current Smaller Craft Development Programmes
124(6)
WIG Potential
130(3)
4 High-Speed Monohull Craft
133(28)
From Oars to Sail
133(4)
From Sail to Steam
137(1)
Refining the Hull Shape
138(1)
Skimming Over the Surface
139(2)
Stepped Hulls
141(2)
Flat-Bottomed Boats: The Air Boat
143(1)
The Deep V Hull Configuration
144(3)
Racing Craft Development
147(2)
Super Yachts
149(2)
Design Challenges and Applications
151(8)
Moving Forward
159(2)
5 Hydrofoil Craft
161(42)
Boats with Wings
161(6)
Shallow-Submerged Hydrofoils
167(6)
Surface-Piercing Hydrofoil Development
173(8)
Advantages and Disadvantages of Surface-Piercing Hydrofoils
179(2)
Deep-Submerged Hydrofoil Craft
181(13)
Naval Hydrofoils in the USA
183(9)
Developments in Russia
192(1)
Israel
193(1)
Passenger Ferry Craft
194(9)
Italy
197(1)
China
198(1)
Norway
199(2)
Switzerland
201(1)
Moving On
202(1)
6 Catamarans and Multihull Craft
203(54)
Canoes and Outriggers
203(5)
Basic Catamaran Configurations
208(1)
Features of High Speed Catamarans
209(4)
Heavy Hull Weight
213(1)
Poor Comfort in Quartering and Beam Seas
214(1)
Passenger and Car/Passenger Ferry Craft
214(2)
Jumbo Car-Passenger Ferry
216(2)
Naval Patrol Craft
218(1)
Logistic Support Vessel
218(2)
Planing Catamaran
220(4)
Wave Piercing Catamarans
224(8)
Trimarans
232(9)
Pentamaran
241(2)
Super Slender High-Speed Catamaran
243(1)
Small Water Plane Area Twin Hull Craft
243(4)
Minimized Motion of Ship in Waves
247(1)
Low Wave-Making Resistance
247(1)
Large Deck Area and Superstructure Cabin Space
248(1)
Manoeuvrability and Course Keeping
248(1)
Propulsion Performance
249(1)
Limitations of SWATH Craft
249(4)
Applications
253(2)
Comparisons
255(2)
7 Novel and Hybrid High-Speed Craft
257(30)
Hybrid HPMV
257(1)
Air Cavity Craft
258(8)
Foil-Assisted Catamaran
266(1)
CAT and HYC Compared
267(3)
Foil-Assisted SWATH (HYSWAC)
270(3)
Semi-SWATH CAT with Bulbous Bow
273(4)
Partial Air Cushion-Supported Catamaran
277(3)
M Craft
280(1)
M Craft Configuration
280(2)
Hydrodynamic Efficiency
282(2)
Seakeeping
284(1)
Future Prospects
284(3)
8 HPMV Market and Future
287(36)
HPMV Capability Contrasted
287(2)
Marketing Analysis
289(7)
HPMV Evolution and Competition
296(3)
The Landing Craft Mission in the US Navy
296(3)
Ferry Routes as a Driver for HPMV Development
299(8)
English Channel Ferries
299(2)
Pearl River Delta Ferries
301(4)
The Taiwan Strait: A Developing Prospect
305(2)
Naval High-Speed Vessel Programmes
307(6)
LCS Programme Development
310(2)
JHSV Programme Development
312(1)
Future Prospects
313(10)
Appendix 1 UK Military Hovercraft Trials Units 323(12)
Glossary 335(2)
References 337(12)
Index 349