Year: 1996 Language: english Author: Marchaj С.A. Publisher: Tiller Publishing ISBN: 9781888671094 Format: PDF Quality: Scanned pages Pages count: 371 Description: Newly updated and revised, this critical analysis examines how the search for racing-yacht performance has led to the development of sailing yachts with potentially dangerous seakeeping characteristics. Based upon the highest degree of practical and academic research, it demonstrates how modern yacht design often sacrifices safety for speed and other considerations, and it maintains that dramatic changes in design philosophy are needed to prevent further loss of life at sea. This is a major work that will help change the thinking on popular design trends for both racing and cruising yachts.
Contents
1. The Nature of the Problem 2. Seaworthiness and Safety at Sea 3. The Effect of Rating Rules on Yacht Design 4. Boat Motion in a Seaway 5. Stability and its Effects on Safety 6. Effect of Rating Rule 7. Stability in a Seaway - Part 1 8. Rolling Induced by Waves 9. Damping - Protection Against Rough Sea 10. Stability in a Seaway - Part 2 11. Effect of Heaving Motion on Capsize Probability 12. Rolling Inflicted by Rudder Action 13. Dynamic Metacentric Stability 14. Effects of the Design Features on seaworthiness 15. Directional Stability and Steering 16. Survival Tactics Appendix 1 Appendix 2 Appendix 3 Appendix 4 Appendix 5 References and Notes Index
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Seaworthiness: The Forgotten Factor
Language: english
Author: Marchaj С.A.
Publisher: Tiller Publishing
ISBN: 9781888671094
Format: PDF
Quality: Scanned pages
Pages count: 371
Description: Newly updated and revised, this critical analysis examines how the search for racing-yacht performance has led to the development of sailing yachts with potentially dangerous seakeeping characteristics. Based upon the highest degree of practical and academic research, it demonstrates how modern yacht design often sacrifices safety for speed and other considerations, and it maintains that dramatic changes in design philosophy are needed to prevent further loss of life at sea. This is a major work that will help change the thinking on popular design trends for both racing and cruising yachts.
Contents
1. The Nature of the Problem2. Seaworthiness and Safety at Sea
3. The Effect of Rating Rules on Yacht Design
4. Boat Motion in a Seaway
5. Stability and its Effects on Safety
6. Effect of Rating Rule
7. Stability in a Seaway - Part 1
8. Rolling Induced by Waves
9. Damping - Protection Against Rough Sea
10. Stability in a Seaway - Part 2
11. Effect of Heaving Motion on Capsize Probability
12. Rolling Inflicted by Rudder Action
13. Dynamic Metacentric Stability
14. Effects of the Design Features on seaworthiness
15. Directional Stability and Steering
16. Survival Tactics
Appendix 1
Appendix 2
Appendix 3
Appendix 4
Appendix 5
References and Notes
Index
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