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The Submarine Torpedo Boat
Its Characteristics And Modern Development

Forfatter: Allen Hoar

År: 1916

Forlag: D. Van Nostrand Company

Sted: New York

Sider: 211

UDK: 623.8

84 Illustrations - 4 Folding Plates

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78 THE SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOAT 5. Variations of Power with Speed P: P^ Sa : St® This may be assumed to be correct for occasions where the difference of speed is small but at very high speeds the exponent may go as high as 4 or greater. 6. Variation of Power with Displacement for small changes in draught P:P1= IP : D13 for large ships of moderate speeds, and, P:P1= D:D* for ships of high speed. A third method of computing the resistance when no other data is at hand is called the independent method. By this method the total resistance is divided into two parts, the surface or frictional resistance, and the residual or wave making resistance. The formula for the calculation of the frictional resist- ance is Ry= f.S.Vn in which V is the speed in knots, S is the wetted surface in square feet, f and n are the quantities deduced from Froude’s experiments and found in any standard work, I able 2. The wave making resistance is found by the formula „ b.D.3 V. , L — where D is displacement in tons, V is the speed in knots per hour, L is the length in feet on the L.W.L. b is a value ranging from .35 for fine ships; .40 for