Principles of Naval Architecture Volume II

Table of contents :
Principles of
Naval Architecture
Second Revision
Preface
Table of Contents
Volume II
Section 1 Introduction
Section 2 Dimensional Analysis

Section 6
The Uses of Models for Determining Ship Resistance
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Section 7 Methods of Presenting Model Resistonce Data
Section 8 Relation of Hull Form to Resistance
Section 9 High-Speed Craft and Advanced Marine Vehicles

Propulsion
Section 1
Powering of Ships
Section 2
Theory of Propeller Action
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Section 4 Interaction Between Hull and Propeller
Section 5 Model Self-Propulsion Tests
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Section 6 Geometry of the Screw Propeller
Section 7 Cavitation
Section 8 Propeller Design
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Section 9 Ducted Propellers
Section 10 Other Propulsion Devices
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Section 11 Ship Standardization Trials
Vibration
Section 1 Introduction
Section 2 Theory and Concepts
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