The Integrated Ship Design System (ISDS), is in development to permit preliminary ship design to be accomplished using interactive computing. Currently ISDS does not address ship dynamics and this report explores programs in this discipline for inclusion in ISDS. A literature search was performed to identify, classify, and tabulate computer programs involving ship dynamics. The search included programs addressing motion prediction, added resistance in waves, slamming, deck wetness, and maneuvering for displacement hulls, hydrofoils, surface effect ships, air cushion vehicles, planing hulls, and catamarans. Candidate programs were analyzed with respect to their input data requirements and the relationship of these requirements to the flow of data among existing design programs of the Integrated Ship Design System (ISDS), and two dynamics programs for displacement hulls are recommended for integration into ISDS. (Author)
Assessment of Ship Dynamics Programs for Possible Integration into the Integrated Ship Design System
1976
134 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Marine Engineering , Ship hulls , Computer aided design , Ship design , Ship decks , Ship motion , Integrated systems , Computer programs , Slamming , Wetting , Hydrofoils , Surface effect ships , Air cushion vehicles , Planing surfaces , Catamarans , Maneuverability , Resistance , Ship dynamics , Integrated ship design systems
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