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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

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DESIGN OF THE SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOAT 105 Where P = collapsing pressure, C = 826.845 constant derived from experiment, R = required section modulus. Hence assuming 200 pounds as a safe allowable collaps- ing pressure and 12 feet as the diameter of the boat, sub- stituting the values, the formula reads, 200X 12 . R = ---------= 2.03 the required section. 826.845 Neglecting the extra thickness due to the shell plating this modulus calls for a section 5X 3X 12.8 pounds angle and will resist collapse against a head of 454 feet. From the same tests it was determined that the elastic limit of the metal was the limiting stress of the plating against permanent set, and that the thickness should be increased directly as the diameter of the boat. For the thickness of shell plating the following formula has been deduced: PR diameter in inches T = ------------------------ ----— 2X E Where P = collapsing pressure, T = thickness of the plate, E = elastic limit = 30,000. Substituting values as before we have 200X 12X 12 T = -----------------------= .48 inches, thickness of plate. 2X 30,000 Safety in surface navigation may still be materially increased by altering the form of the superstructure for- ward so as to give greater free-board and by effecting some-