Essays about: "Ship resistance."
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11. Trim optimization of reefer vessels
University essay from KTH/Marina systemAbstract : The influence of trim on the fuel consumption of reefer ships have been investigated. The project have been carried out at NYKCool AB, a ship operator of reefer vessels. READ MORE
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12. Plasmaendotelin och blodtryck hos hästar med dietinducerad fetma
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Clinical SciencesAbstract : Fetma är ett tillstånd som har visat sig öka risken för utvecklandet av metabolt (MS) syndrom hos människa. MS karaktäriseras av fetma (framförallt bukfetma), insulinresistens (IR), diabe-tes mellitus och högt blodtryck. Idag anses fetma även vara en av orsakerna till utvecklandet av ekvint metabolt syndrom (EMS) som ses hos hästar. READ MORE
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13. Comparison of Idealized 1D and Forecast 2D Wave Spectra in Ship Response Predictions
University essay from KTH/Marina systemAbstract : Commonly, when calculating ship responses one uses idealized wave spectra to represent the sea. In the idealized model, the sea is frequently assumed to consist of swell and windwaves, which are usually represented by idealized 1D wave spectra, and the directionality of wind-waves is accounted for by multiplication with a standard spreading function. READ MORE
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14. PERFORMANCE MODELLING; BUNKER CONSUMPTION AS FUNCTION OF VESSEL SPEED
University essay from KTH/Marina systemAbstract : An investigation of the bunker consumption as function of speed is made, which tries to identify the behaviour of the relationship. A lot of the work is based on a preparatory investigation made by Brita Melén Eriksson at NYKCool that indicates that the consumption is expressed with a specific S-shape. READ MORE
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15. Ship Power Estimation for Marine Vessels Based on System Identification
University essay from Reglerteknik; Tekniska högskolanAbstract : Large marine vessels carry their loads all over the world. It can be a container ship carrying over 10 000 containers filled with foods, textiles and electronics or a bulk freighter carrying 400 000 tons of coal. Vessels usually have a ballast system that pumps water into ballast tanks to stabilize the vessel. READ MORE