Flaps in the planing hulls

Discussion in 'Boat Design' started by Cedro, Apr 24, 2009.

  1. Cedro
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    Cedro New Member

    hi,
    a question for you.
    bflap=(sigma)*b where b is the beam of planing surface, sigma is flap span-beam ratio and bflap is the length of flaps. The measure of b is on the water level. Is the measure of bflap on the level water?
    thanks fro the answar
     
  2. daiquiri
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    daiquiri Engineering and Design

    This equation basically says that X = (X/Y)*Y .
    What's the big deal?
     
  3. Cedro
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    Cedro New Member

    Only a dafinition

    There is no matter: only a definition for the measure of bflap. If bflap isn’t on the water line it exist the case of sigma>1 …. But for full-span flaps sigma=1.
     
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