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Burning characteristics of combat ship compartments and vertical fire spread
, 1988 This is a report to sponsor summarizing work accomplished under Naval Research Laboratory Contract N0017388WR80284 "Burning Characteristics of Combat Ship Compartments and Vertical Fire Spread." The computer program FIRST was employed to estimate levels of temperature, energy and heat transfer in burning compartments having features typical of Naval ...
William D Davis, Daniel Gross
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Wave generation of a compartmented surface-effect ship
Journal of Marine Science and Technology, 2010 A series of carefully controlled experiments on the wave-generation characteristics of a model of a compartmented surface-effect ship has been conducted in a towing tank. Configurations of the model included cases encompassing one subcushion and two subcushions, as well as differing values of the pressures in the subcushions.
Doctors, Lawrence +3 more
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Solving the ship inventory routing and scheduling problem with undedicated compartments
Computers & Industrial Engineering, 2009 This paper addresses a ship inventory routing and scheduling problem faced by an oil company serving many locations. The problem involves the delivery of multiple products from loading to unloading ports by using heterogeneous types of limited numbers of ships. The nature of the products needs them to be loaded separately into compartments of the ships.
Nurhadi Siswanto +2 more
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Representation of compartmented spaces for computer-aided ship design
Computer-Aided Design, 1984The representation within a computer of such complex entities as ships is described. The representation is so constructed that it may be built up and changed as the design of the entity progresses. An entity may consist of any hollow polyhedron which is divided in two practical ways into compartments or spaces.
J. M. Duncan, I. M. Yuille
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Long wavelength video detection of fire in ship compartments
Fire Safety Journal, 2006Abstract This paper describes progress using filtered, long wavelength video image-based detection (LWVD) of events in laboratory tests and full scale fire testing within the Volume Sensor Program at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL). This effort toward developing a real-time, remote sensing detection system utilizes video image detection (VID)
Jeffrey C. Owrutsky +5 more
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ELECTROLYTIC DESCALING: AN ELECTRICAL METHOD OF RUST REMOVAL FROM TANKER SHIP COMPARTMENTS
Journal of the American Society for Naval Engineers, 1954 J. F. Mills, F. E. Cook, H. S. Preiser
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Fire Development and Smoke Propagation in Ship Compartments
Ship Technology Research, 2004A numerical method to calculate fire development and propagation in ship compartments is proposed. The method uses coarse grids allowing relatively fast solutions (zonal model), featuring an improved treatment of walls between compartments. The method is validated against model tests and applied to a generic vehicle deck of a ro-ro ship.
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On the equations of rolling motion of a ship with a flooded compartment
Ocean Engineering, 1983Abstract This paper deals with obtaining the governing equations of rolling motion of a ship with a flooded compartment. The equations of motion are obtained through the variational formulation in the form of Hamilton-Ostrogradskii equation by taking the ship, the fluid in the flooded compartment and the sea as a single mechanical system.
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