fallguy
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The hull is not really backed into quite as such.It is not an existing boat but it is a beginning of a project ......... to have a basic starting point, then I will develop the project with more precise calculations. Thank you all for your technical support.
The service demands dictate the hulls. Horsepower, speeds planned, other such stuff.
A recreational 8 meter boat probably doesn't require 8-10 layers of biaxial fabric. That would be sort of a lot, based on my very limited knowledge of these things. My hull bottom has doubled triax inside and out for a 10meter cat b vessel. The triax is about 22-24 oz depending upon the brand, so we have about 44-48 oz per side. Let's say you use a 17 oz biax; 3 layers a side would be close-ish, sort of.. A thicker core material with a bit less glass is more practical unless your hull has some unusual ..service requirement.
I don't profess to be an expert, just see some flaws in the approach. More glass is more expense and more weight as well... my 2 cents..