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Ship Structure Committee - SCC Report No SSC-252 Third decade of research under the Ship Structure Committee
Date published1976
Date published1976
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Conway's History of the Ship: Sail's Last Century - The Merchant Sailing Ship 1830-1930
AuthorsEditors: Dr Basil Greenhill ; Robert Gardiner
Shelf Location12d
AuthorsPublisherEditors: Dr Basil Greenhill ; Robert Gardiner
Conway Maritime Press
Catalogue number629.270
Shelf LocationDate published12d
1993
ISBN number851175659
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Improvements in ship performance
AuthorsJ F Allan
Date published1953
AbstractFactors affecting ship performance in a seaway are discussed including - ship resistance of various merchant ship types; hull roughness; form rudder and stern frame design; propeller types blade and section design; hull vibration; and aspects of seakindliness pitch roll manoeuvring.
AuthorsJ F Allan
Date published1953
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Model experiments and ship propulsion
AuthorsL C Burrill
Date published1933
AbstractTechniques used for ship model testing in experimental tanks described including - methods of William Froude for determining components of ship hull resistance plank model and Greyhound experiments; methodical studies on systematic series to compare ship hull forms and parameters.
AuthorsL C Burrill
Date published1933
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Ship repair and conversion 2000 - the ship maintenance conference London UK 15-16 Nov 2000
Shelf Location214c
PublisherLloyd's List Events
Shelf LocationDate published214c
2000
PublisherLloyd's List Events
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Ship Structure Committee - SCC Report No SSC-176 Biennial report of the ship Structure Committee
Date published1966
Date published1966
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Ship Structure Committee - SCC Report No SSC-187 Biennial report of the ship structure committee
Date published1968
Date published1968
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Ship Structure Committee - SCC Report No SSC-235 Effect of temperature and strain upon ship steels
AuthorsR L Rothman ; R E Monroe
Date published1973
AuthorsR L Rothman ; R E Monroe
Date published1973
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Ship Structure Committee - SCC Report No SSC-261 Preventing delayed cracks in ship welds - Part 1
AuthorsH W Mishler
Date published1976
AuthorsH W Mishler
Date published1976
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Ship Structure Committee - SCC Report No SSC-262 Preventing delayed cracks in ship welds - Part 2
AuthorsH W Mishler
Date published1976
AuthorsH W Mishler
Date published1976
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Development of design technologies for optimum moonpool shapes of drill ship
AuthorsJong Jin Parki ; Mun Sung Kim ; Hee Sung Lee et al.
Date published2007
AbstractMoonpools inside of drill ships are the necessary holes for drilling pipes and risers. The holes inside of a ship will create hydrodynamic problems. Two obvious hydrodynamic induced problems are the increase of ship resistance at transit condition and over flow on deck of a ship at operation condition due to violent ship motions resonance and sloshing phenomena inside of moonpools. The present study is concerned with the numerical and experimental analysis of a moonpool in rough sea. From hydrodynamic viewpoint a moonpool of drill ships can cause various problems. Among them two major problems arise such as an increased resistance and overflow on the deck due to pumping up phenomena. To overcome these inherit problems we have carried out various numerical analysis to find optimum moonpool shapes. The 3D numerical model adopting SOLA-VOF scheme is used to predict violent free surface movement inside of a moonpool due to irregular ship motions with six degree of freedom. For accurate input data of ship motions a 3D panel method program is applied for seakeeping analysis. The resistance and seakeeping model test have been carried out at MARINE to validate the proposed moonpool shapes which have been designed based on numerical simulation results.
AuthorsJong Jin Parki ; Mun Sung Kim ; Hee Sung Lee et al.
Date published2007
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Instantaneous spectral analysis of non-stationary ship motion data
AuthorsToshio Iseki
Date published2005
AbstractIn the research field of sea-keeping qualities the short-term prediction method has been established on the assumption that the seaway can be considered as a stationary stochastic process. In actual ship operations however the ship motions in waves are regarded as non-stationary random processes because the ship's manoeuvres such as course and speed alterations change the encounter angle and encounter frequency with waves. The TVVAR (time varying coefficient vector autoregressive) modelling is applied to the cross-spectral analysis of non-stationary ship motion data. Introducing the instantaneous response a vector autoregressive model can be reduced to simple TVAR (time varying coefficient autoregressive) models for each ship motion and the required CPU time is effectively reduced. The TVVAR model and stochastic perturbed difference equations are transformed into a state space model. The vector-valued unknown coefficients can be evaluated and the instantaneous cross spectra of ship motions can be calculated at every moment. The results showed good agreements with one of the TVAR modelling and also with the SAR (stationary autoregressive) modelling analysis under stationary conditions. Furthermore the instantaneous relative noise contribution was also estimated using the TVVAR coefficients and illustrated how the structure of a spectrum changed according to the ship manoeuvres for the first time. Optimum order of the model and Akaike's information criterion were also examined for several changes of parameters. Moreover it is confirmed that the TVVAR modelling can estimate the instantaneous cross spectra and relative noise contribution ofX11884 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Standard dictionary of electrical and electronics terms 3rd Edition.
AuthorsToshio Iseki
Date published2005
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Danish ship of the future
AuthorsF S Larsen
Date published1988
AbstractThe Danish Project Ship a government backed programme has invited a range of marine specialists to co-operate in the design of a high technology low running cost minimum crew ship for the smaller owner. Aspects discussed include - market research; structural design; machinery; ship control; deck machinery; crew qualifications. Proposals for a roro a chemical tanker and alternative containerships were achieved.
AuthorsF S Larsen
Date published1988
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Elementary beam theory and the ship girder
AuthorsG W White
Shelf Location210f
AbstractThe book initially deals with the general theory of strength of materials, then progresses from the simply supported beam to the ship girder and finally discusses electronic calculators and computers that are used to solve complex problems in the loading of ships.
AuthorsPublisherG W White
Stanford Maritime Ltd
Shelf LocationDate published210f
1979
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Fuzzy tracking ship controller
AuthorsL Morawski ; M Tomera
Date published2000
AbstractA system controlling the motion of a ship along a prescribed line of motion is presented. Two internal sub systems controlling the course and speed of the ship are included. Problem formulation is covered. The structure of the control system is explained. Results of simulation tests are given and conclusions are listed.
AuthorsL Morawski ; M Tomera
Date published2000
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Report on the ship-building industry of the United States
AuthorsHenry Hall
Shelf Location16b
AbstractThis book covers fishing vessels, merchant sailing vessels, ship-building on the ocean coasts, steam vessels, iron vessels, canal-boats, United States navy yards, ship-building timber, and statistics of ship-building.
AuthorsPublisherHenry Hall
Library Editions
Shelf LocationDate published16b
1970
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Ship operation and maintenance - The examination of maintenance costs
AuthorsA N S Burnett
Shelf Location229c
AbstractThis series of articles on ship operation and maintenance look at capital costs and technical specifications, ships trial and equipment performance, management of maintenance and related human factors, control of maintenance - the key to profits, and gives questions and answer between a shipowner and the author.
AuthorsPublisherA N S Burnett
International Marine Services
Shelf LocationDate published229c
1971
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Ship Structure Committee - SCC Report No SSC-201 Midship wave bending moments in a model of the cargo ship Wolverine State running at oblique headings in regular waves
AuthorsM J Chiocco ; E Numata
Date published1969
AuthorsM J Chiocco ; E Numata
Date published1969
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Ship Structure Committee - SCC Report No SSC-236 A mehtod for digitizing preparing and using library Tapes of ship stress and environment data
AuthorsA E Johnson ; A Flaherty ; I J Walters
Date published1973
AuthorsA E Johnson ; A Flaherty ; I J Walters
Date published1973
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Sound transmission characteristics of ship structure
AuthorsB Radanovic ; V Androcec ; J Lovric
Date published1995
AbstractA review is provided of the influence of ship structure elements on sound transmission. After this some structure borne sound propagation empirical models are presented as the basis for preliminary prediction in the early stage of ship design. Lastly two special approaches are described for structure-borne sound reduction - the application of blocking masses and viscoelastic damping coating.
AuthorsB Radanovic ; V Androcec ; J Lovric
Date published1995