Year: 2019 Language: English Author: carlton_j_s Genre: Study Guide Format: PDF Quality: Unknown Number of pages: 590 Description: As with the previous editions, in the intervening time since their publication several important advances in propeller and propulsion technology have taken place. No less so with this edition. Consequently, the text has generally been updated to reflect the changes that have taken place during the 6 years since the Third Edition of the book. In addition to these continuing developments the chapter on ship resistance and propulsion has been significantly extended to embrace high speed craft: particularly in relation to hydrodynamically supported vessels, aerostati- cally supported vehicle propulsion, and aerodynamically driven propulsion. Similarly, the discussion on high-speed propellers has been considerably extended to reflect the additions in Chapter 12. A new chapter on propeller-ice interaction and operation in arctic climates has been intro- duced. This new chapter includes information of ice types and their mechanical properties; ship resistance and pro- pulsion in ice; a discussion on models of propeller action; model testing; ice interaction induced cavitation as well as considering the results of ships operating in ice. With regard to the layout and structure of the book some changes have taken place and a consistent order has been introduced into the referencing system. As with previous editions thanks are once again due to many colleagues around the world who have made very valuable suggestions and comments as well as providing me with further material for inclusion from their own libraries and archives. I would like to particularly acknowledge Mr. J.Th. Ligtelijn, for his continued support and also Professor Tong Sun and Dr. Len Rogers in relation to their many discussions about instrumentation methods. I would also like to acknowledge the contributions of four of my recent PhD students who have increased our under- standing of various aspects of propulsion hydrodynamics: Dr. Elena Hauerhof, Dr. Saeed Javdani, Dr. Ioannis Arma- kolas, and Ms. Elham Derafshi. Finally, thanks are again due to Jane, my wife, for her encouragement, support and proof-reading activities in undertaking this new edition of the book.
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Language: English
Author: carlton_j_s
Genre: Study Guide
Format: PDF
Quality: Unknown
Number of pages: 590
Description: As with the previous editions, in the intervening time since
their publication several important advances in propeller
and propulsion technology have taken place. No less so with
this edition. Consequently, the text has generally been
updated to reflect the changes that have taken place during
the 6 years since the Third Edition of the book.
In addition to these continuing developments the chapter
on ship resistance and propulsion has been significantly
extended to embrace high speed craft: particularly in
relation to hydrodynamically supported vessels, aerostati-
cally supported vehicle propulsion, and aerodynamically
driven propulsion. Similarly, the discussion on high-speed
propellers has been considerably extended to reflect the
additions in Chapter 12. A new chapter on propeller-ice
interaction and operation in arctic climates has been intro-
duced. This new chapter includes information of ice types
and their mechanical properties; ship resistance and pro-
pulsion in ice; a discussion on models of propeller action;
model testing; ice interaction induced cavitation as well
as considering the results of ships operating in ice. With
regard to the layout and structure of the book some changes
have taken place and a consistent order has been introduced
into the referencing system.
As with previous editions thanks are once again due to
many colleagues around the world who have made very
valuable suggestions and comments as well as providing
me with further material for inclusion from their own
libraries and archives. I would like to particularly
acknowledge Mr. J.Th. Ligtelijn, for his continued support
and also Professor Tong Sun and Dr. Len Rogers in relation
to their many discussions about instrumentation methods. I
would also like to acknowledge the contributions of four of
my recent PhD students who have increased our under-
standing of various aspects of propulsion hydrodynamics:
Dr. Elena Hauerhof, Dr. Saeed Javdani, Dr. Ioannis Arma-
kolas, and Ms. Elham Derafshi. Finally, thanks are again
due to Jane, my wife, for her encouragement, support and
proof-reading activities in undertaking this new edition of
the book.
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