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Series 62 Body Lines

Distance test of systematic series planning hull

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Distance test of systematic series planning hull

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MODEL 4667 MODEL SCALE IN INCHES ENLARGED SPRay_sTRIP Sa CMe Loet ta te toe ae anes Nhe oO! 23456789 nue abt tatty nite (0) Float Parent 1) Fig. 1 Body plass of tentative and final parent models Resistonce Tests of a Systematic Series of Planing Hull Forms tn percent Fig. 2 Form characteristics cutves for parent model Table 1 yctiulars “4085 008, Ant fay eins ho 5887 15h 38a. 19551886 Bett Ym 1 380 Telos 238300 Ly/Bax 2.09 3.00 Box) Bre vis iat Boal Bee os on Cipteoid de, Te fed of ‘ansorn a8 82 nagle ofa cine ft plan vein dex 5.0 50 alt ange af sraterine Steanee, deg 0 pressed by the dimensionless ratio 49/0", where Ap is the projected planing bottom area and V is thevolume of water displaced at rest. As pointed out in (3), if hulls with different Jengthi-beam ratios are compared on the basis of equal ly/ 0", then the comparison will be on the sound basis of very nearly equal values of hull area, hull volume, and hull structural weight. Longitudinal CG location i dafined as the distance of the LCG from the centroid of the area Ap, expeessed as a percentage of the length Ln. ‘The present series was planned so as to explore ina systematic way the effects of a wide variation in the three variables just mentioned, This ean be done relatively economically wher compared with the method used for systematic investiga tions af displacement-hall forms. ‘This is possible 494 Particulars of the Models of DTMB Series No. 62 Mote! - Aart 08 1200 518 3.000 S000 Tem 1199 1038 1435, 1290 oa 500 oe oo oa) 1 ie et O88 ass 438 ass 50 at 29 6 39 Eo because it is feasible to explore the effects of variation of loading and LCG location with a model. ‘Thus, different mnodels are required only for exploration of the effect of length-beam ratio Five models, Models 4065, 4666, 4667-1, 4668, and 4669, were tested to explore the influence ot fength-beam ratio. They are shown in plan view in Fig. 3. Additional particulars of the models are given in Table J. AS can be seen, the values of ‘Jength-beam ratio tested in the series correspond to Values of Zp/Brx of 2, 5.06, 4.09, 5.5 and 7. ‘The extreme models are outside the generally accepted range of boat proportions, but one of the purposes of systematicseries work is to explore fnew and unfamiliar ground, The body plans for the five models are identical except for some slight, Resistonce Tests of a Systematic Series of Planing Hull Forms

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