Essays about: "High-Speed Craft"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 19 essays containing the words High-Speed Craft.
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1. Investigation and implementation of rapid prototyping in development of a high-speed light craft
University essay from KTH/Marina systemAbstract : Designing and constructing boats or ships is a slow, iterative process where the design goes through several steps in each iteration, and every loop in the process leads closer to the result. However, to verify if the boat's design functions, it must be built if there is no possibility to design, build, and evaluate smaller prototypes during the development. READ MORE
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2. Model Design for Further Spray Deflector investigation
University essay from KTH/Marina systemAbstract : Planing hull is one solution to break the speed barrier of conventional hull, but as the boat reaches a high speed, massive whisker spray will be developed and attached to the hull, which causes a notable resistance increase. A Swedish company Peterstep invented an innovative spray deflector that can deflect the spray backwards and harvest kinetic energy from the spray. READ MORE
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3. Experimental Validation of Innovative High-Speed Craft Spray Deflectors
University essay from KTH/Marina systemAbstract : Hydrodynamic analysis of high-speed craft is a complex problem. For years naval architects have tried improving the eÿciency of the hull, changing its form, the number of hulls, adding spray rails or steps. READ MORE
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4. Semi-active suspension seats in High speed crafts
University essay from KTH/Marina systemAbstract : The working environment of a high-speed-craft (HSC) can be uncomfortable and hazardous for the crew and passengers on board. This due to the repeated exposure to high levels of vibration and shocks, that can lead to reduced performance and severe injuries to the back and neck. READ MORE
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5. Active Suspension Seat for High Speed Craft
University essay from KTH/Marina systemAbstract : Master of Science thesis in Naval Architecture presents a study and the performance of an active seat suspension with the purpose to suppress shocks, caused by slamming in High Speed Crafts (HSCs). The system is modelled and simulated with the aid of the Mathworks software Simulink, with the main objective to evaluate if the active suspension seat has the potential to mitigate slamming impact loads to a larger extent compared to a passive suspension seat. READ MORE
