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Flexible Customization of Large-Scale Yacht Components through a Design-Driven Approach

DIID
The yacht industry's reliance on traditional mold-based composite manufacturing presents significant challenges in terms of design flexibility, cost, and environmental sustainability, particularly for customized or limited-series components.
Andrea Ratti, Massimo Piccioni, Arianna Bionda   +2 more
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Performance of wing sail with multi element by two-dimensional wind tunnel investigations

Journal of Fluid Science and Technology, 2015
Following the 33rd America's Cup which featured a trimaran versus a catamaran, and the recent 34th America's Cup in 2013 featuring AC72 catamarans with multi-element wing sail yachts sailing at unprecedented speeds, interest in wing sail ...
Hiroyuki FURUKAWA, Alexander W. BLAKELEY, Richard G. J. FLAY, Peter J. RICHARDS   +3 more
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MAGIC: Multi-User Advanced Graphic Immersive Configurator for Sustainable Customization of Complex Design Products—A Sailing Yacht Case Study

Future Internet
Modern design products are increasingly complex and emotionally significant, demanding versatile and collaborative customization. However, a literature and commercial review reveals a limited availability of flexible, multi-user, photorealistic Virtual ...
Saverio Piccininni, Mine Dastan, Fabio Vangi, Michele Fiorentino   +3 more
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Velis

And, 2020
The design, at this moment, can be thought through recyclable products with low environmental impact, through: sustainable materials, control of production costs, optimization of components and preferably accessible products, therefore usable by
Marco Mazzanti
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Research on Fatigue Strength of Polar Icebreaker Structures Considering Ice Loads Based on Discrete Ice Element Model

Journal of Marine Science and Engineering
Structural safety is of utmost importance for polar icebreakers under both navigation and icebreaking conditions. In this research, the Palmgren–Miner linear cumulative damage theory is employed to evaluate the structural fatigue lifespan of polar ...
Lizhi Chen, Zhiyong Pei
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The Interrelation between the Consumer, Function and Interior Design in Marinas and the Reflection of Institutional Identity upon Interior Design, Exemplified by Ataköy Marina

IDA: International Design and Art Journal, 2020
Marinas are harbors designed to provide yacht-class watercraft and recreational vessels with moorings and include services such as maintenance and land parking.
Hakkı Tonguç TOKOL
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Floating Architectures, Nomadism Aboard a Boat with the Convergence of Living/Working Spaces and Relationships in a Fluid Society [PDF]

Pad
In an era marked by increasing mobility and flexibility, traditional notions of dwelling and work are being redefined. Contemporary society is exploring new ways of inhabiting that transcend the physical boundaries of conventional domestic space.
Mariateresa Campolongo, Massimo Musio-Sale   +1 more
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Effect of carbon fiber layer position on the low-velocity impact characteristics of biaxial carbon/glass hybrid laminates for yachts

Zhongguo Jianchuan Yanjiu
ObjectiveGiven potential low-velocity impact risks faced by yachts during navigation, particularly in key structural areas such as the bow and hull sides, there is a greater demand for materials with enhanced impact resistance.
Zhaoyi ZHU, Xiaowen LI, Kuan FAN, Qinglin CHEN, Yingqiang CAI, Ting SHENG   +5 more
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Towards a Life Cycle Design Framework in Floating Spaces, Exploring Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Yacht Design [PDF]

Pad
The nautical sector has experienced significant growth, driven by technological advancements, evolving customer expectations, and increasing demand for luxury experiences.
Ludovico Ruggiero, Arianna Bionda
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Design of Yacht Course Controller [PDF]

The Open Automation and Control Systems Journal, 2015
Xiao Hairong, Pan Weigang
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