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The influence of skegs on course stability of a barge with a different configuration
Ocean Engineering, 2015Abstract In a water tank experiment, it was found that slewing motions differ according to the bow shape of a barge. Due attention should be paid to the differing effects of skegs in accordance with the bow shape, and it is necessary to estimate the course stability of each barge by identifying the hydrodynamic forces acting on it.
N.K. Im, S.M. Lee, C.K. Lee
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We really are open all hours in Skegness!
Nursing Standard, 1994The article on health care at a Butlin's centre (Clinical, May 25) refers to Skegness Hospital, stating 'there is a smaller hospital eight minutes away which opens during office hours'. In fact the Casualty Department is open 24 hours a clay, seven days a week. You can imagine the response from the nursing staff on reading this!
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Influence of Skeg on Ship Manoeuvrability at High and Low Speeds
2020This paper shows how the length of the central skeg influences the manoeuvrability of passenger vessels, both at high and low speeds. The impact of the skeg is quantified and discussed based on the results of manoeuvring model tests and CFD calculations for two test-cases, a ferry and a yacht.
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Skegness TEC, Wainfleet Road, Lincolnshire: Archaeological Evaluation Report
2023Evaluation by trial-trenching The archaeological features recorded in Trench 4 were a ditch and a pit or ditch terminal. They are undated but their alignment suggests a pre-medieval date. Considering their form and the lack of artefacts and ecofacts, it is therefore likely that the remains of a pre-medieval field system exists on the Site.
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Pressure-distribution investigation of a semi-balanced ship skeg-rudder [PDF]
, 1980 The results of free stream wind tunnel experiments on a semi-balanced ship skeg-rudder are presented. Tests were carried out to derive the distribution of pressures over the rudder; these tests form an extension to earlier force measurements which were the subject of separate reports.The chordwise distributions of pressure indicate the regions of ...
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Burgh Road, Skegness, Lincolnshire: Archaeological Evaluation
2015A4 laser printed ...
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Interview: Angela Mason on trips to Skegness, Maoists and briefings with the minister
Equal Opportunities International, 2007PurposeTo explore the experience of a key member of the UK equalities policy‐making elite, interrogating her shift from activist to top‐ranking equalities professional. To focus attention on the under‐explored area of lesbian, gay bisexual and transgender equalities work.Design/methodology/approachThe interview is prefaced with a critical commentary on
Hunter, S D J, Swan, S E
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Land at Churchill Avenue/Burgh Road, Skegness
2014A4 thermal bound report with transparent cover and white ...
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The free-stream characteristics of ship skeg-rudders [PDF]
, 1981 The results of an investigation into the free-stream characteristics of semi-balanced skeg rudders are presented. The investigation simulated the condition of a rudder operating in a uniform stream and without the influence of hull and propeller, extensive force and moment measurements were carried outin a wind tunnel on three model rudders having ...
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