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Symposium papers
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19th - 2006
18th - 2004
- BEST
MAST: A NEW WAY TO DESIGN A RIG
Robert Janssen Msc, Centre of Lightweight Structures
TUD-TNO, The Netherlands
(PDF, 1462KB)
- THE RIG
OF THE “UCA” – FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS
Guenter Grabe, University of Applied Sciences Kiel, Yacht
Research Unit, Germany
(PDF, 22642KB)
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THE
USE OF FIBRE OPTIC STRAIN MONITORING SYSTEMS IN THE
DESIGN, TESTING AND PERFROMANCE MONITORING OF THE NOVEL
FREESTANDING DYNARIGS ON AN 87M SUPER YACHT BY PERINI
NAVI, DESIGN BY G. DIJKSTRA
Damon Roberts, Director Insensys Ltd and Gerard Dijkstra,
G. Dijkstra & Partners
(PDF, 2029KB)
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THE APPLICATION OF SLENDER HULL TECHNOLOGY IN POWERED
YACHTS AND SMALL COMMERCIAL CRAFT
Nigel Irens Design, Tanners Yard House, St Lawrence Lane,
Ashburton, Newton Abbot, UK
(PDF, 409KB)
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WATER WORLD OF HUMAN POWERED RACING BOATS
Leo de Vries, Delft Waterbike Technology (DWT), Centre for
Mechanical and Maritime Structures (CMC), TNO, The
Netherland
(PDF, 2481KB)
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“THE MALTESE FALCON: THE REALISATION”
Gerard Dijkstra, Naval Architect G. Dijkstra & Partners,
NL, Tom Perkins, owner and project manager, USA, Perini
Navi, Project team, IT, TK and Damon Roberts, Directeur
Insensys Ltd, UK
(PDF, 13067KB)
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CYCLOIDAL PROPULSION – THE QUIET MANEUVERING PROPULSION
FOR LARGE MOTOR YACHTS
Marcel Flipse, Voith Turbo BV, Twello, The Netherlands,
Dirk Jürgens & Torsten Moltrecht, Voith Turbo Marine GmbH
& Co. KG, Heidenheim, Germany
The International HISWA Symposium on Yacht Design and
Yacht Construction 2004
(PDF, 6456KB)
- A
MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR THE TACKING MANEUVER OF A SAILING
YACHT
Erik Jan de Ridder, Jan Alexander Keuning & Kees Jan
Vermeulen, Ship Hydromechanics Laboratory, Delft
University of Technology, The Netherlands
(PDF, 667KB)
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DESIGN FOR STABILITY AND FOR INSTABILITY – FINDING THE
RIGHT BALANCE FOR SMALL CRAFT
Richard Birmingham, School of Marine Science and
Technology, Newcastle University, UK
(PDF, 474KB)
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DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR CANTING KEEL YACHTS
Andrew Claughton, Wolfson Unit MTIA University of
Southampton & Clay Oliver, Yacht Research International,
UK
(PDF, 287KB)
17th - 2002
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Introduction (PDF, 75KB)
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1- Propulsion aspect of large sailing yachts
(PDF, 2477KB)
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2- Lightweight A-60 - A-0 insulation system with high
(PDF, 18621KB)
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3- Optimization of yard sectional shap and configurati
(PDF, 3216KB)
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4- Safety factors in composite yacht structures
(PDF, 3501KB)
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5- Structural design and loads on large yachts
(PDF, 4071KB)
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6- Sailboat rigging and fittings design optimization -
(PDF, 4090KB)
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7- Investigation of slamming loads using slam patches
(PDF, 4730KB)
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8- High performance carbon fiber spar manufacturing
(PDF, 5135KB)
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9- Sailing yacht performance in calm water and waves
(PDF, 6546KB)
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10- On the Balance of Sailing Yachts
(PDF, 450KB)
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11- The Application of Artificial Intelligence to Roll
(PDF, 640KB)
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2002- Complete (PDF,
60189KB)
16th - 2000
15th - 1998
14th - 1996
13th - 1994
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1- Influences on yacht design in the nineties
(PDF, 3346KB)
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2- Another new approach to cruising sailboats
(PDF, 1945KB)
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3- Materials and structures for high speed motor yacht
(PDF, 1829KB)
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4- Investigation of minimum stability requirements for
(PDF, 6458KB)
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5- Latest developments on yachts - The point of view o
(PDF, 3087KB)
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6- Wind tunnel testing of sailing yachts rigs
(PDF, 4047KB)
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7- A French challenge for the 1995's America's Cup
(PDF, 2164KB)
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8- Carbon fibre spars (PDF,
2349KB)
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9- Load measurements on the 9.4 m sailing yacht Sail L
(PDF, 5849KB)
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10- Aspects of quality in CAD-CAM lofting and parts pr
(PDF, 4771KB)
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1994- Complete (PDF,
37130KB)
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