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08-02-2002, 01:23 AM
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| Weight Schedules Does anyone know of a good source of information for preparing weight estimates - ie generic data like the mass of a toilet, basin, stove, sinks, cabling etc etc etc
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08-03-2002, 03:50 PM
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| Defintetly Paul is right: Boat Data Book. Also, if you have a look at Larsson, there's a detailed weight schedule as you say. You can always use a surface relationship to work out your own boat.
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08-05-2002, 05:02 AM
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| >> What is Larsson???? Sorry, I mean: "Principles of Yacht Design", by Lars Larsson and Rolf E Eliasson. It's a yacht design book that takes you through the whole design of a 40 footer. It explain everthing, from parametric study to scantling calculations. It also includes all the necessary drawings/plans to understand it. Here in the UK it costs about 30 pounds; it's worth. |
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and sometimes you just pluck them from the sky... and add ten percent. They always get heavier
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