About inclined underwater hull form II

Discussion in 'Boat Design' started by fredschmidt, Dec 3, 2020.

  1. fredschmidt
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    fredschmidt Naval Architect

    After 10 years ago, I return.

    Professional BoatBuilder:

    Comments from M. G. Morabito about Van Oossanem - Chapter 6 : The Deeper Science of Sailboat

    A study on heeled waterlines.

    Very interesting.

    We will get there.

    My comment - Yes we need do it, principally to do heeled waterlines to form a submerged heeled hull form that generate pressures compatibles with the keel pressures.
    The rest is profit.

    For the interesteds, see my thread in january 2010 - About inclined underwater hull form
     
    fredschmidt, Dec 3, 2020
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