Final Flashcards
(38 cards)
6 degrees of freedom
Roll Pitch Surge Sway Heave Yaw
The ratio of length to beam
Effects turning quality
A wider vessel
Turns better
A narrow vessel
Maintains heading
A broad ship requires
More work to maintain its heading
What criteria characterize a ship?
The hull Propulsión type Rudder type Special equipment: thrusters Windward surface
The ratio of the hull volume over the cuboid containing it is called the
Block coefficient
Block coefficient formula
V / L x B x Te
Block coefficient can vary from
.5 fast naval to .85 for VLCC
Propeller creates a force of about
1 ton per 100 hp
Most common engine
Slow speed diesel
First successful steamship screw propulsion on oceans
SS Archimedes
HMS Rattler
Screw powered wins tug of war with paddle wheel HMS Alecto at Dover trails 1845
High pressure creates
Thrust
Low pressure creates
Drift
Bernoulli
High speed = low pressure
Low speed = high pressure
More blades =
Less noise
Characteristics a propeller
Diameter
Number and type of blades
Pitch
Highly skewed propellers have very
Strongly formed blades and reduces vibrations
Low skewed propellers
Generate choppy frequency at uppermost point and causes significant vibration
Is cavitation and aeration the same
Nope
Are controllable and variable pitch the same?
Yes
Cavitation generates
Pressure variations and causes erosion and increases drag and vibration
Deadwood effect
Causes stern to kick out