LONGITUDINAL STRENGTH OF A HIGH-SPEED DESTROYER USING THE STATIC BALANCE METHOD WITH AND WITHOUT THE SMITH CORRECTION.

Thomas, Geoffrey O.

LONGITUDINAL STRENGTH OF A HIGH-SPEED DESTROYER USING THE STATIC BALANCE METHOD WITH AND WITHOUT THE SMITH CORRECTION.

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Abstract:

Longitudinal primary shear force and bending moment responses are presented and discussed for an extensive series of static balances on a destroyer in trochoidal waves. Responses are given for both conventional and Smith-corrected balances, and correlation is made on a nondimensional basis with experiments for other destroyer models. The computer program developed specifically for use in this report is documented in the appendix. Author

Author(s):

Thomas, Geoffrey O.

Author Organization(s):

DAVID TAYLOR MODEL BASIN WASHINGTON DC STRUCTURAL MECHANICS LAB

Descriptive Note:

Final rept. Jul 65-Aug 66,

Pagination:

0124

Security Markings

DOCUMENT & CONTEXTUAL SUMMARY

Distribution:

Approved For Public Release, Document Partially Illegible

Distribution Statement:

Document Partially Illegible.

RECORD

Collection: TR

Identifying Numbers

Report Number(s):

DTMB-2273

Task Number(s):

0401

Project Number(s):

SR-011-01-01

Subject Terms

Communities of Interest:

Ground and Sea Platforms

Descriptor(s):

*COMPUTER PROGRAMS, *SHIP HULLS, *DESTROYERS, STRESSES, OCEAN WAVES, SLENDER BODIES, CORRECTIONS, THEORY, BENDING, MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS, SHEAR STRESSES

Field(s)/Group(s):

Computer Programming and Software, Marine Engineering, Mechanics

Keyword(s):

guided missile destroyers

Report Date:

1967 Mar 01

Creation Date:

1967 Jul 15