An Inverse Design Procedure For High Speed Forms
Price
Free (open access)
Transaction
Volume
5
Pages
9
Published
1994
Size
710 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/CMO940121
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
K. Sanoz, A. Kiikner & E. Narli
Abstract
Due to modern effective missile and sensor systems high speed small to medium sized corvettes and frigates have become the main force in many navies. These craft are cheap alternatives to larger and more expensive conventional warships. However, being small brings its own problems, particularly in seakeeping performance in rough seas. Due to relative smallness in size these vessels must have superior seakeeping performance characteristics in order to carry out complex missions. In the design of these ships proper selection of main dimensions and hull form parame- ters will influence the operational effectiveness of the vessel. In order to achieve a balanced design an inverse design methodology is developed and applied to high speed small to medium sized v
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