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Marine Technology III [Hardback]

Edited by , Edited by (Wessex Institut of Technology), Edited by (both Technical University of Szczein, Poland)
  • Formāts: Hardback, 720 pages, height: 230 mm, illustrations
  • Sērija : Marine & Maritime S. v. 1.
  • Izdošanas datums: 02-Sep-1999
  • Izdevniecība: WIT Press
  • ISBN-10: 1853126993
  • ISBN-13: 9781853126994
Citas grāmatas par šo tēmu:
  • Formāts: Hardback, 720 pages, height: 230 mm, illustrations
  • Sērija : Marine & Maritime S. v. 1.
  • Izdošanas datums: 02-Sep-1999
  • Izdevniecība: WIT Press
  • ISBN-10: 1853126993
  • ISBN-13: 9781853126994
Citas grāmatas par šo tēmu:
Launching the Marine and Maritime book series, the 61 papers cover ship building and design; hydrodynamics; materials problems, ship propulsion, and equipment; navigation and ship operation; reliability and safety; environmental issues; structural aspects; deep sea systems and vehicles; and management aspects. Specific topics include optimizing fast craft hull structure by the genetic algorithm, transfer functions of nonlinear motion for a ship advancing in head seas, the alloys used for screw propellers in the Polish shipbuilding industry, the influence of different controllers on ship motion stabilization at applied an active fin stabilizer, an intelligent method of planning a ship's trajectory at sea, occupational accidents at sea, the latest standing regulation for preventing sea pollution from ships, a simple method for evaluating the three-dimensional welding effects on thin stiffened panel assemblies in shipbuilding, the methodology of remotely operated vehicle design, and new tools for managing terminal containers. There is no subject index. Distributed in North America by Computational Mechanics. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Section 1: Ship Building and Design Optimum design of a planing boats hull form 3(12) Y. Yoshida New building production costs structure optimisatioan 15(10) N. Fafandjel B. Calic A. Zamarin Model of material supply control in shipyards 25(10) B. Metschkow B. Malinowska-Sieminska Effective pre-and post-processors for FEM strength analysis using AutoCAD possibilities 35(10) M. Bogdaniuk A. Kniat W. Puch The prediction of some hull manufacturing parameters during early stages of ship design 45(6) W. Chadzynski Optimisation of the fast craft hull structure by the genetic algorithm 51(10) Z. Sekulski T. Jastrzebski Optimisation of the collection of geometrical data in shipbuilding 61(10) J. Niebylski Ultimate capacity of ships hulls in combined bending 71(10) D. Beghin T. Jastrzebski M. Taczala Visualization of ship motion at the roll motion stabilization with active fin stabilizer 81(6) I. El Fray Z. Kubik Nauticus--a life-cycle approach to ship design and decision support 87(14) M. Løvstad S. H. Behrens-Nielsen Emerging trends in ship design 101(12) D. Beghin The KBXM ship hull structure 113(8) S. Belak Economic evaluation of ships and ocean technology systems in initial design 121(10) K. Sanecka Investigations of acoustic energy flow from vibrating ship partitions 131(12) S. Weyna Section 2: Hydrodynamics Eurowaves, an easy approach for local wave climatology 143(10) G. A. Athanassoulis S. F. Barstow L. Cavaleri Transfer functions of nonlinear motion for ship advancing in head seas 153(10) J. Prpic-Orsic R. Dejhalla A. Zamarin Hydroelastic response analysis of a floating airport using numerical wave tank 163(10) U. K. Paul Modelling of blade wake in computational methods for propeller potential flow 173(10) J. Kulczyk T. Tabaczek Time domain computer simulation of sloshing in ship tanks due to irregular wave excitation 183(12) L. Konieczny M. Walczyk Section 3: Material Problems The alloys used for screw propellers in the Polish Shipbuilding Industry 195(4) R. Chudzikiewicz Proposal of using higher tensile steel HTS-40 (390 Mpa) on hatch coamings of open-deck ships 199(10) O. Al-Hassan T. Jastrzebski Factors influencing the blistering processes of underwater chlorinated rubber marine coatings 209(8) F. Cayuela M. Morcillo Section 4: Ship Propulsion and Equipment Wind turbine on floating platforms for electricity services in Marinas (WIFEMA) 217(10) F. G. Cesari G. Gaudiosi Experimental verification of mathematical models of the example cooling system of a ship engine cylinder block 227(10) R. Michalski W. Zenczak Genetic algorithms for optimal series propeller design 237(10) J. Suen J. Kouh The influence of inlet angles in inlet ports on the scavenging process in two-stroke uniflow-scavenged engine 247(6) B. Litke Research of marine diesel engine maintenance strategy 253(6) S. Fan J. Zhong Y. Yao X. Yan Possibilities of reliable and safe main engine load evaluation on board ship 259(12) J. Listewnik Condition monitoring of stern tube lubrication 271(10) T. Hashimoto N. Baba H. Aoki Influence of different controllers on ship motion stabilization at applied active fin stabilizer 281(8) I. El Fray Z. Kubik Vibration signatures, wavelets and principal components analysis in diesel engine diagnostics 289(10) G. O. Chandroth A. J. C. Sharkey N. E. Sharkey Feasibility study into Stirling engines application in ships energy systems 299(6) S. Zmudzki Nauticus (Propulsion)-the modern survey scheme for machinery 305(12) J. Rysst Section 5: Navigation and Ship Operation Nautical analysis for the Port of Ferrol (Spain) using real-time ship simulation 317(10) J. R. Iribarren M. G. Manes G. Montero C. Cal Manoeuvring risk assessment for any type of restricted areas 327(10) S. Gucma Efficiency of inland ship exploitation on water-ways 337(6) L. Tolkacz Navigation and ship operation on Polish inland waterways 343(10) M. A. Michalski Development of the port of ``Police supported by simulation research 353(10) W. Galor An intelligent method of ships trajectory planning at sea 363(10) R. Smierzchalski Integrated control system for ship motion in inland navigation 373(8) J. Kulczyk T. Bielinski Ships movement path on the straight fairway 381(8) G. Jaroslaw Evaluation of ship manoeuvring in simulator training with the use of artificial intelligence 389(10) Z. Pietrzykowski T. Dziedzic On the ship trajectory tracking LQG controller design 399(10) Z. Zwierzewicz Section 6: Reliability and Safety in Marine Technology Hazard identification. Hazard and risk assessment for a ship when surviving 409(16) M. Gerigk Safe handling of ships and human factor 425(8) L. K. Kobylinski Computer-aided stablity calculations under shipping conditions for the example of chosen ship type 433(10) W. Sikorski R. Szubartowski R. Wrobel Fuzzy load condition of a vessel in stability calculations 443(10) Z. Szozda Occupational accidents at sea 453(12) D. Nielsen Section 7: Environmental Issues Computer system for estimation and analysis of radioactive contamination of surface water 465(10) V. Vorobiev V. Kiselev M. Korzhov A. Krylov N. Zhilina Prevention of sea pollution from ships-the latest updates of standing regulations 475(10) T. Abramowski E. Abramowska Section 8: Structural Aspects A simple method for evaluating the 3D welding effects on thin stiffened panel assemblies in shipbuilding 485(46) T. T. Chau A. Paradis J. C. Masson Plates scantlings of partially filled tanks 531(10) M. Warmowska J. Gorski Fatigue problems in ship structure 541(10) J. Kozak A proposal of the FM-SN graphs visualisation applied for a crack propagation process 551(14) E. Wittbrodt H. Spus K. Lipinski Section 9: Deep Sea Systems and Vehicles New concept of an integrated ROV system for underwater inspection 565(8) T. Graczyk M. Matejski W. Skorski Methodology of remotely operated vehicle design 573(6) Tadeusz Graczyk Fatigue crack propagation analysis of ship hull welded components 579(10) M. Bogdaniuk Preparation of the breathing mixtures taking mixing effects into consideration 589(6) T. Kozak Basis of thermal calculations of a diver-training chamber for simulated underwater activities 595(8) A. A. Stachel Sliding control of motion of underwater vehicle 603(10) J. Garus Z. Kitowski Development of the new diving apparatus 613(10) R. K&lstroke;os A. Majchrzycka S. Poleszak Conditions for thermal comfort in helium-neon-oxygen saturation diving 623(12) A. Majchrzycka Section 10: Management Aspects New tools for terminal container management 635(8) A. Becce Quality Management System through Total Quality Management System 643(10) K. Krukowski Emotional intelligence and human resources in quality management 653(14) D. Zawada-Michu&lstroke;ka L. Bednarski Total Quality Management-an issue of macroergonomics 667(8) L. Pacholski Transit operations in Port Szczecin-Swinoujscie 675(8) G. Rosa Polish business management dilemma in view of quality management on the example of Stocznia Szczecinska S. A. 683(10) B. Wegrzyn The measuring of information in assuring the quality of constructional, technical, organisational and manufacturing processes of shipbuilding 693(8) A. Wolnowska E. Niesyty Index of Authors 701