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SHIP DYNAMICS

Ship dynamics refers to the study of the motion and behavior of ships in various environmental conditions, including calm waters, waves, wind, and currents... [Show More]

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Turning and controlability

Ship dynamics refers to the study of the motion and behavior of ships in various environmental conditions, including calm waters, waves, wind, and currents... [Show More]

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Motion Stabilization intro.

Ship motion stabilization refers to the techniques and systems employed to reduce the unwanted motion of a ship caused by waves, wind, currents, and other ... [Show More]

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Motion Stabilization devices

Ship motion stabilization devices are various technologies and equipment used to reduce the unwanted motion of a ship caused by waves, wind, currents, and ... [Show More]

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Control surfaces

Ship control surfaces are movable devices or surfaces that are used to control the motion and maneuverability of a ship. These surfaces are typically locat... [Show More]

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Controllability in design

Controllability in ship design refers to the ability of a ship to be easily and effectively maneuvered and controlled by its crew under different operating... [Show More]

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Course stability indexes

Course stability indexes are used to assess and quantify the ability of a ship to maintain a steady course without excessive heading changes or course devi... [Show More]

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Derived responces slam and deck wetness

Derived responses such as slamming and deck wetness are phenomena that can occur on ships due to the interaction between the ship and the surrounding water... [Show More]