Principles of yacht design /

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Hlavní autor: Larsson, Lars
Další autoři: Eliasson, Rolf E.
Médium: Kniha
Jazyk:English
Vydáno: Camden, Me. : International Marine, 2000.
Vydání:2nd ed.
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Table of contents
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Obsah:
  • Preface to the Second Edition
  • List of Symbols
  • Introduction
  • 1. Design Methodology. The design spiral
  • Computer aided design (CAD)
  • 2. Preliminary Considerations. Choice of boat-type
  • Intended use
  • Main dimensions
  • Cost
  • Checklist of considerations
  • Checklist for the YD - 40
  • 3. Hull Geometry. Definitions
  • Lines drawing
  • Tools
  • Work plan
  • Computer aided design of hulls
  • 4. Hydrostatics and Stability. Calculation of areas
  • Wetted surface
  • Displacement
  • Centre of buoyancy
  • Water plane area
  • Transverse and longitudinal stability at small angles
  • Transverse stability at large angles of heel
  • Curve of static stability
  • Rolling
  • Influence of waves on the righting moment
  • Stability statistics
  • Assessment of seaworthiness
  • 5. Hull Design. Forces and moments on a sailing yacht
  • Resistance components
  • Viscous resistance, basic concepts
  • Frictional resistance
  • Viscous pressure resistance
  • Roughness
  • Wave resistance, basic concepts
  • Influence of hull shape on wave resistance
  • Heel resistance
  • Added resistance in waves
  • Other seakeeping aspects
  • Hull statistics
  • 6. Keel and Rudder Design. Flow around a wing
  • Definition of the keel planform
  • Classical wing theory
  • Tip shape
  • Advanced planform design
  • Evaluation of some planform concepts
  • Definition of the section
  • Three useful NACA sections
  • Influence of shape on section characteristics
  • Some practical conclusions regarding section shape
  • Influence of deviations from the theoretical section shape
  • Advanced section design
  • Statistics on keel and rudder area
  • The YD - 40
  • 7. Sail and Rig Design. Flow around sails
  • Planform
  • Sail camber
  • Mast interference
  • Means for reducing mast distubances
  • Streamlining
  • A practical model for sail and rig aerodynamics
  • Sail statistics
  • 8. Balance. Effect of heel
  • Good balance
  • Contents note continued: Centre of effort of the underwater body
  • Centre of effort of the sails
  • Lead
  • Rudder balance
  • 9. Propeller and Engine. Resistance in calm and rough weather
  • Propeller characteristics
  • Design of an optimum propeller
  • Performance of the non-optimum propeller
  • Check of blade area
  • Propeller resistance
  • 10. High Speed Hydrodynamics. Planing
  • Deadrise
  • Forces on a planing hull
  • Spray rails, stepped bottoms and transom flaps
  • Dynamic stability
  • Alternative propulsion devices
  • An example
  • 11. Rig Construction. Definitions and scope of the standard
  • Forces on the shrouds
  • Forces on the stays
  • Comparison between wire and rod
  • Transverse mast stiffness
  • Longitudinal mast stiffness
  • Fractional mast top
  • Boom
  • Spreaders
  • Holes in the mast
  • The YD-40 rig.