Boat Design question

Discussion in 'Boat Design' started by sam_bristol, Apr 16, 2009.

  1. sam_bristol
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    sam_bristol New Member

    Hello,

    I am a Mechanical Engineering Student at Bristol University. I am currently writing a project on LNG carriers and I am trying to construct a simple model to compare the power output required when the speed and size of the ship are changed.
    I have a range of data relating to various LNG carriers, with the shaft HP, size and speed. To relate these, I am trying to use the admiralty coefficient formula but to determine the coefficient I have set up a number of simultaneous equations with the boat data that I have.
    I was hoping someone here would be able to help me derive the admiralty coefficient (P = D^2/3*V^3*C)

    Thanks!

    Sam.
     
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