boat stabilizers

Discussion in 'Boat Design' started by gp333, Apr 11, 2010.

  1. gp333
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    gp333 Junior Member

    I am at National Geographic TV just watch about "Independence of the sea" biggest cruiser.

    He have some aerodynamic boat stabilizers and because that not move left-right on the sea... do anyone know more about that? some links to similar technology?


    Can this be implemented in smaller 30 meters boats maybe?
     
  2. Stumble
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    GP333,

    they are used in almost all yachts over about 60-70 feet, it is a pretty proven technology and while they add complexity and cost to a vessel can really add a lot of stability while underway. I have included a link below that has a decent article on them, just not it is a few years old and there are more modern systems.

    http://www.powerandmotoryacht.com/features/0704stabilizers/
     
  3. gp333
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    gp333 Junior Member

    thanks
     

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