In this work it has been carried out a regression analysis of the experimental data of displacement catamarans tested at the towing tank of the Dipartimento di Ingegneria Navale di Napoli (DIN). The recorded data have been obtained testing 3 different hull forms in the speed range corresponding to Froude number up to 0.7, combining 6 clearances and 3 displacements, for a total of 42 catamaran configurations. The regression model has been carried out studying the relationship, for assigned Fn values, between a set of dependent variables (CR×103) and a set of independent variables (L/▽1/3, LCB/LCF, b/T, C B, IE, AT/AM, S/L). The data show independent variables strongly correlated, missing values of the residuary resistance at higher velocity ...
It is important to assess the ship resistance in the early stages of the design of the ship. This sh...
This study explores the insight that can be gained into the performance of a conventional sailing di...
The investigation performed by the Authors represents the most recent development of a research pres...
The background to the investigation and development of new regression equations suitable for the pre...
The catamaran type hulls have been used since remote times;however they have almost always been rest...
This thesis focuses on resistance of fast displacement catamarans, with the purpose of developing an...
Although catamaran configuration has been around for a longtime, it is only in the recent past that ...
The catamaran type hulls have been used since remote times; however, they have almost always been re...
This study attempts to extend the analysis of several resistance prediction procedures based on expe...
The aim of this study has been the evaluation of the effects due to the variation of longitudinal st...
The paper deals with a research undertaken at Genoa, Naples and Trieste Universities on the hydrodyn...
The catamaran resistance is an important hydrodynamic performance that must be studied starting with...
There are few numerical methods available for the prediction of resistance of hullforms with fine en...
The resistance testing and propulsion characteristics of a marine R & D program for the development ...
Preparing high speed and sea keeping simultaneously are outstanding features of Catamaran boats (as ...
It is important to assess the ship resistance in the early stages of the design of the ship. This sh...
This study explores the insight that can be gained into the performance of a conventional sailing di...
The investigation performed by the Authors represents the most recent development of a research pres...
The background to the investigation and development of new regression equations suitable for the pre...
The catamaran type hulls have been used since remote times;however they have almost always been rest...
This thesis focuses on resistance of fast displacement catamarans, with the purpose of developing an...
Although catamaran configuration has been around for a longtime, it is only in the recent past that ...
The catamaran type hulls have been used since remote times; however, they have almost always been re...
This study attempts to extend the analysis of several resistance prediction procedures based on expe...
The aim of this study has been the evaluation of the effects due to the variation of longitudinal st...
The paper deals with a research undertaken at Genoa, Naples and Trieste Universities on the hydrodyn...
The catamaran resistance is an important hydrodynamic performance that must be studied starting with...
There are few numerical methods available for the prediction of resistance of hullforms with fine en...
The resistance testing and propulsion characteristics of a marine R & D program for the development ...
Preparing high speed and sea keeping simultaneously are outstanding features of Catamaran boats (as ...
It is important to assess the ship resistance in the early stages of the design of the ship. This sh...
This study explores the insight that can be gained into the performance of a conventional sailing di...
The investigation performed by the Authors represents the most recent development of a research pres...