WIT Press


The Effect Of Transom On The Wave Resistance Of A Ship

Price

Free (open access)

Volume

5

Pages

9

Published

1994

Size

714 kb

Paper DOI

10.2495/CMO940091

Copyright

WIT Press

Author(s)

S.J. Watson & A.J. Musker

Abstract

The effect of Transom on the wave resistance of a ship S.J. Watson & A.J. Musker Defence Research Agency, Haslar, Gosport, f 0)22,4(7, #ampa NOMENCLATURE F Froude number = g acceleration due to gravity L ship length n' normal vector to hull surface S wetted surface of hull x,y,z Cartesian coordinates f wave elevation v kinematic viscosity p fluid density velocity potential D Cw wave resistance coefficient =-- Re Reynolds number = RW wave resistance Uoo ship speed 1. Introduction Although considerable advance's in the theory of ship wave resistance have been made in recent decades, a good deal of this work is restricted to linearised theory and ideal hull shapes - with the consequence that there is always an element of doubt in the mind of the designer as to the reliability of such methods. More recently a number of so-called Ranki

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