Hydrofoil Handbook Volume 2 Hydrodynamic Characteristics of Components

Hydrofoil Handbook Volume 2 Hydrodynamic Characteristics of Components

by S. F. Hoerner, L. W. Ward, W. H. Michel, Gibbs and Cox Incorporated., T. M. Buermann

Part of Hydrofoil research project

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The hydrodynamic characteristics of the various components that make up a hydrofoil craft must be known in order to prepare a design or to analyse a given design or craft. It is intended in this volume to present such information in the form of concise engineering formulations and methods, with some background material to give an understanding of the underlying hydrodynamic relationships, the scope and adequacy of available theory and data, and the general state of knowledge.

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