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Nonlinear dead water resistance at subcritical speed

Grue, 2015

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11144164663064243429
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Grue J
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Physics of fluids

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The dead water resistance F 1= 1 2 C dw ρ SU 2 (ρ fluid density, U ship speed, S wetted body surface, C dw resistance coefficient) on a ship moving at subcritical speed along the upper layer of a two-layer fluid is calculated by a strongly nonlinear method assuming …
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