Specificity and designing of multi-hull ships and boats

SPECIFICITY AND DESIGNING OF MULTI-HULL SHIPS AND BOATS
SPECIFICITY AND DESIGNING OF MULTI-HULL SHIPS AND BOATS
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	CONTENTS
	PREFACE
	BRIEF HISTORY AND  CONTEMPORARY APPLICATIONS
		Types and Features of Multi-Hull Vessels
	INTRODUCTION. TYPES OF VESSELS AND THEIR MAIN SPECIFICITY
	Chapter 1  SPECIFICITY OF GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS*
	Chapter 2  STABILITY AND NON-SINKABILITY*
	Chapter 3  PERFORMANCE AT SMOOTH SEA*
	Chapter 4  SEAWORTHINESS*
		4.1. GENERAL FEATURES OF SEAWORTHINESS
		4.2. SLAMMING, UPPER DECK WETNESS AND DIMENSION SELECTION
		4.3. NUMERICAL ESTIMATION OF SEAKEEPING, METHOD AND ALGORITHM [DUBROVSKY, 2000I]
		4.4. ACHIEVABLE SPEEDS OF TWO SMALL-SIZED VESSELS IN  HEAD SEA [DUBROVSKY, LYAKHOVITSKY, 2001]
	Chapter 5  MANEUVERABILITY*
	Chapter 6  STRENGTH AND HULL STRUCTURE MASS*
		External Loads
	Chapter 7  DESIGNING*
		7.1. GENERAL NOTES ON TYPE SELECTION
		7.2. SOME EXAMPLES OF DESIGN PROCESSES
			7.2.1. The Achievable Speed Doubling in Seas.  [Dubrovsky, 1995b], [Dubrovsky, 2001b]
			7.2.2. Active Counteraction to the General Bending Moments for Decreasing of Structure Mass
				External loads
				Above-water wing structure
				Methods of previous strength
				Mass Estimations
				Conclusions
			7.2.3. The “Semi-Gliding” SWA Ships
				A.  Twin-hull Ones
				B. Triple-Hull One
			7.2.4. SWATH as a High-Speed Corvette [Dubrovsky, Matveev, Sutulo, 2007]
			7.2.5. Some Lessons of a Design. [Dubrovsky, 2010d]
			7.2.6. Some Slow-Speed Ships [Dubrovsky, 2009b]
			7.2.7 An Optimal Triple-Hull SWA Ship of Ultimate Longitudinal Shift (Hull Structure Mass Estimation), [Dubrovsky, 2008a]
		7.3. SOME EXAMPLES OF THE PROPOSED TYPES OF MULTI-HULLS
			7.3.1. For High Seakeeping
				7.3.1.1. A Small-Sized Carrier of the Unmanned Aircrafts [Dubrovsky, 2008b]
				7.3.1.2. Various Passenger Ships [Dubrovsky, Lyakhovitsky, 2001]
				7.3.1.3. SCIENCE Ships
				7.3.1.4. Ship for Personnel Transportation
				7.3.1.5. Rescue and Anti-Fire Ship
				7.3.1.6. Container-Carriers
				7.3.1.7. Aircraft –Carriers
			7.3.2. Small-Sized Vessels
				7.3.2.1. Water-Taxi: 8 Passengers or Payload 0.7 t; Speed 30 knots,  Full Displacement 2.5 t
				7.3.2.2. Shallow-Water Vessels of Simplified Traditional Shape
				7.3.2.3. Near-Coast Fishery Trawler-Freezer
				7.3.2.4. Escort Tug-Catamaran
				7.3.2.5. Modernization of a Mono-Hull Corvette
				7.3.2.6. Modernization of Car-Passenger Monohull Ferry
				7.3.2.7. The Alternative Method of Overheeling Avoiding
			7.3.3. Motor and Sail Yachts
				7.3.3.1. Transformed Yacht-Boat for Near-City Rivers and Lakes
				7.3.3.2. Small-Sized Motor Yacht of High Seaworthiness
				7.3.3.3. Luxury Fast Motor Yacht
				7.3.3.4. Luxury Motor Yacht with Moderate Speed
				7.3.3.5. Catamaran Yacht
			7.3.4. For Minimal Under-Water Noise
	Chapter 8    APPENDICES
		APPENDIX 1. TESTED SWA HULL MODELS AND TEST RESULTS [DUBROVSKY, LYAKHOVITSKY, 2001]
		APPENDIX 2. INTERACTION COEFFICIENTS OF DUPLUSES  [DUBROVSKY, MATVEEV, SUTULO, 2007]
		APPENDIX 3. INTERACTION COEFFICIENTS OF TRICORES  [DUBROVSKY, MATVEEV, SUTULO, 2007]
		APPENDIX 4. INTERACTION COEFFICIENT OF TWIN-HULL SWA SHIPS WITH SHIFTED IDENTICAL HULLS  [DUBROVSKY, MATVEEV, SUTULO, 2007]
		APPENDIX 5. INTERACTION COEFFICIENTS OF SHIPS WITH SWA MAIN HULL AND TWO SWA OUTRIGGERS  [DUBROVSKY, 2004]
		APPENDIX 6. INTERACTION COEFFICIENTS BETWEEN SWA MAIN HULL AND TWO OUTRIGGERS OF USUAL SHAPE [DUBROVSKY, 2004]
		APPENDIX 7. WAVE AMPLITUDES OF FIXED TWIN-HULL  SWA MODELS  (DR. V. MEGORSKY)
		APPENDIX 8. PROPULSIVE PERFORMANCE OF CATAMARAN OF A GIVEN BREADTH
		APPENDIX 9. APPROXIMATE CALCULATION OF RESISTANCE  OF SHIPS WITH THIN HULLS  [DUBROVSKY, LYAKHOVITSKY, 2001]
		APPENDIX 10. SOME PROPOSED STANDARDS OF MOTIONS  [DUBROVSKY, 2000I]
		APPENDIX 11. DESIGN ALGORITHM OF SWA SHIPS
		APPENDIX 12. AUTHOR’S PUBLICATIONS (UP TO END OF 2015)
			As Co-Author
			References (The Others Authors)
	INDEX