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12 Marine (completed) Mind Map on Design, created by Keah on 10/09/2013.
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Design
Features of hull designs
Hard Chine
provides internal space
less wet area
expensive to fabricate
Catamaran
stable
comfortable ride
house boats, sail boats
2 hulls
Trimaran
stable
soft ride
good turning characteristics
Hydrofoil
light
high power required
wing like
mounted on struts below hull
lifts boat out of water
Skiis
SWATH
Small water plane area twin hull
Tendancies of instablility
big space underneath
Wave piercer
reduced buoyancy in forward positions
when wave is encounted
'pierces' wave rather then over the top
smooth ride
passenger ferries
Variation in design for specific use
Commercial fishing boats
'Trawlers'
tow trawl
catch shrimp
Seiners
surrounding nets
catch tuna
line
long line W baited hook
Tuna
Dive Boats
stable
lots of space
tank space
wet areas
catamaran
Day dive boat
OVer night dive boat
Yachts
Leisure purpose
Day sailing yacht
~6 meters long
no cabin
Weekenders
9.5 meters
can operate in shallow waters
2-3 day journeys
simple cabin
2-4 people
limited space
Cruising
7-14 meters
single masted
speed = 6 knots
capable of 1000's miles at a time
Rigid inflatable boats
light weight
stable
inflatable collar = buoyancy
Used to transfer troops
Displacement
ploughs through water
displaces a weight equal to its own
speed limitedto hull speed
uses keel or ballast for stability
handles seas well on bow
Planning
boat rise slightly out of water
gliding rather than ploughing
limited length due to power required
slow to handle rough seas
stern low and therefore vulnerable to waves
flat bottom toward stern
requires high power
hard chine vs soft chine
hard
provides more internals space
less wetted area
soft
gives a faster ride in rough weather
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