Seakeeping Motions criteria for small powerboat, similar to Nordforsk (1987)

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  1. ram68ocean
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    Hello all,

    Firstly, would you know the history of Nordforsk (1987) - Seakeeping criteria? I believe it is used only for large ships, would you know the smallest size of vessel that it is reasonable to apply it to?

    And second, is there a similar 'general operability limiting criteria' for small (power) boats below 24 m in length?
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    Links:
    Nordforsk (1987): http://unina.stidue.net/Universita'...Informazione/Nabergoj/Temporary/NORDFORSK.pdf
    and, What parameters make a good seaworthy hull? https://www.boatdesign.net/threads/what-parameters-make-a-good-seaworthy-hull.61539/#post-844622
     
    ram68ocean, Feb 18, 2023
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