How to Build a Drift Boat
If you want to make your own drift boat, you will need to follow a plan and the steps described in this article. Here described is how to start making …
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Naval Architecture & Ship Design for Marine Engineers
Showing guides and explainers filed under Naval Architecture & Ship Design for Marine Engineers.
Why Doesn't a Ship Capsize when it Rolls?
A ship, as seen in a port, is not calm when it heads out to sea. It experiences huge waves and obeys the degrees of freedom- rolling, pitching, …
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Common Sailboat Hull Designs
This article will give you a clear picture on a survey of current sailboats, along with the various stresses acting on the hull of the sailboat and …
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Hull Designs that Minimize wake
New hull designs that minimize wake creation. These boats are fuel efficient and fast, while increasing safety due to their low wake height.
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Why is a Marine Toilet Called a Head?
Marine toilets are known as the head, this being the name given to them on the old wooden sailing ships, as they were located in the ships head right …
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About Desalination Ships
Various desalination technologies are being adopted in the modern world. Of these, one of the new technologies, which I had a working experience with …
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The Castigliano Theorem and Ship Design
This article explains the importance and use of Castigligiano’s theorems in relation to ship design for forces in an elastic structure and …
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What is Naval Architecture?
A naval architect has an important role in the design and manufacturing of marine vessels. They are responsible for much more than the initial design.
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Euler's Degrees of Vortex
In basic ship designing, Euler’s equation of motion plays a vital role in finding the behavior of the ship in fluid dynamics. It is mainly use in …
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CAD Boat Design Software – Learn to Use
There are many advanced commercial CAD boat design applications available. However, this article will discuss the use of one freely available, but …
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