Basic Ship Theory: Volume 1 (Basic Ship Theory Vol. 2, Chapters 10-16, #2)

by KJ Rawson

E C Tupper (Editor)

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Incorporates new material following research into the sea disasters of the past ten years, extends the concepts of fatigue , whole ship dynamics and understanding of structural failure and includes coverage of new ship regulations. It also applies principles to novel ship types, uses Si, US and Imperial units in parallel throughout, includes over 50 examples with answers to encourage practice and consolidate learning, provides up-to-date reference material and presents numerous diagrams to support and clarify the text. Volume One discusses the blend of art and science in current naval architecture. It considers the marine vehicle from fundamental principles and examines the basic concepts of ship design, from geometry and measurement through to the interaction of human factors and the ship environment. Core: Degree courses in Naval architecture, ocean, offshore, maritime and marine engineering.
  • ISBN10 6611025529
  • ISBN13 9786611025526
  • Publish Date 7 November 2001 (first published November 1968)
  • Publish Status Active
  • Out of Print 1 August 2012
  • Publish Country US
  • Imprint Elsevier Science & Technology
  • Format eBook
  • Pages 416
  • Language English