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Old 09-14-2011, 05:36 AM
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Taylor's curve
does anyone know how to do this taylor's curve? I really need this to form my hull...
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is there anyone who knows this process pls help....
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Old 09-14-2011, 07:29 AM
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Is that the one for weights and floatation along the length of the hull?
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Are you refering to N-curves in the Extended Law of Comparison from Taylor's ancient text "Speed and Power of Ships"?
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No sirs ahm. The curve on how you will form the hull ( forming stations ) Like this link sir
http://mnvdet.com/Post-Processor%20Hull.htm
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Well, on that page there's a link saying "More information on the Taylor methodology can be found here". By clicking on it, you get the explanation of the method: http://mnvdet.com/Post-Processor%20Hull%20Opt1.htm
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