hull speed power calc

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    Displacement at fully loaded ?
    Length waterline?
    Breadth at waterline?
    Max. propeller diameter that you can install (20% clearance btw. prop's tip and hull)
     
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    120 tons
    30 m
    7.6 m
    cant fit a big one maybe .5 -.6 m
     
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    Dear
    What type of vessel are you building?
    Do you have a plan ?
    oktay Çemberci
     
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    Its a wooden 30 m cruiser. yes I do have a plan and not for building yet. I hope it will be built oneday.
     
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    I've quickly checked the power for the 14 knots speed.

    I would suggest 1200 bhp abt.

    The propeller diameter is too small, with 30m length vessel the max. diameter would have a diameter of 1.5 m abt.
     
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    I've designed fast patrol boat having 26.5m length and prop. diameter of 1400mm with 10° shaft inclination.
    The diameter depends on the choosen rpm of the propeller.
    Check the resistance before to choose the engines power.
     
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    Is this?
     

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    yes these are the details . Dont you think two of these engines would do the job. This is what I asked in the DiselEngine room. When I used one of the spread sheets here it gave me very bogus answer. IT said i will need 2400hp to get a speed of 14 knots.. and i think its way too much
     
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    For so heavy vessel, it would be better to reach the speed of 14 knots at 80% of maximum power.

    So doing the engines will never be overloaded even with strong fouling or in rough sea.
     
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    80 percent of maximum rating of the engine 300 KW 2 of them will give 600 KW

    I need 500 kW even if I add a seamargin of 15 percent it will be 588 KW

    and an Overall Propulsive coefficient when I did the resistance analysis is taken as 0.6 ( you said .575)
     
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    I start with a power of 2 x 600 bhp for reach 14 knots.
    Then 600/0.8 = 750 hp (552 kw)

    This engine has not enough power, but this is only my opinion.
    With such superstructure you has to install a bow thruster and at low speed you will have a lost in power.
     

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    ok i get it.. so you are saying you will take 600 instead of 400 hp each ok now i get you .. sorry for the previous comment
     
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