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Dynamic stability of the air-lifted catamaran
Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part M: Journal of Engineering for the Maritime Environment, 2007The air-lifted catamaran (ALC) is an innovative fast marine transportation concept, comprising the application and variation of a new, skirtless air cushion and air lubrication, thus rendering it a hybrid of a catamaran and an SES (surface effect ship).
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BMJ, 1997
“Dear Dr Badrinath I am delighted to inform you that you have been awarded a scholarship to read for the MPhil degree in epidemiology in Cambridge.” It was the first week of August and I had just returned from the outreach clinic to the Indian coastal town of Manipal, where I was assistant professor.
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“Dear Dr Badrinath I am delighted to inform you that you have been awarded a scholarship to read for the MPhil degree in epidemiology in Cambridge.” It was the first week of August and I had just returned from the outreach clinic to the Indian coastal town of Manipal, where I was assistant professor.
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Catamarans and Multihull Craft
2012The history of the catamaran goes back almost to the time when man first used a tree trunk for overwater transportation. While conventional monohull ships had their beginnings in the dugout canoe or pirogue, the catamaran’s origin was the raft formed by lashing two or more logs together.
Liang Yun, Alan Bliault
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The Design and Experiment of Unmanned Surveyed Catamaran
2015This topic has designed a remote control distance within 500 meters of small unmanned surveyed catamaran (USC). The USC is divided two sections, hull parts and shore console system. Each section has its own energy. The communication between the two systems is according to ZigBee., control units can complete hull motion control and real-time image ...
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Naval Engineers Journal, 1970
The history of the catamaran is reviewed and a table lists the major features of important catamarans of the world from 1662 to the present. Recent developments in the United States, the Soviet Union, Japan and Holland are summarized. The uses to which catamarans built to date have been put are discussed. Catamarans and monohulls that nominally perform
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The history of the catamaran is reviewed and a table lists the major features of important catamarans of the world from 1662 to the present. Recent developments in the United States, the Soviet Union, Japan and Holland are summarized. The uses to which catamarans built to date have been put are discussed. Catamarans and monohulls that nominally perform
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HYCAT - Hybrid Hydrofoil Catamaran concept
6th Marine Systems Conference, 1981Abstract A hybrid marine vehicle concept has been developed which utilizes a combination of static and dynamic support. This concept, termed HYCAT † for HYdrofoil CATamaran, combines a planing catamaran hull with two fully submerged hydrofoils mounted in tandem fore and aft.
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System-based modelling of a foiling catamaran
Ocean Engineering, 2019Abstract In the last decades, the use of foils on sailing yacht has highly increased. Whether they are mono or multihull, yachts are using foils to reduce their drag forces and then, to increase their speeds in a large range of wind and sea conditions.
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Power Catamarans: Design for Performance
SNAME Chesapeake Power Boat Symposium, 2010The experience of power catamaran design and research is presented, covering planning and displacement catamarans 6 to 24m in length developed by ‘Albatross Marine Design’ during recent years. The classifications of hull shapes are provided in respect of mode of operation, desired speed and applications.
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