Optimization of ship hull forms by changing CM and CB coefficients to obtain optimal seakeeping performance
Mohsen Khosravi Babadi,
Hassan Ghassemi
Abstract:Ship design involves optimizing the hull in order to enhance safety, economic efficiency, and technical efficiency. Despite the long-term research on this problem and a number of significant conclusions, some of its content still needs to be improved. In this study, block and midship coefficients are incorporated to optimize the ship’s hull. The considered ship was a patrol vessel. The seakeeping analysis was performed employing strip theory. The hull form was generated using a fuzzy model. Though the body lin… Show more
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