Ship's hull for small vessels and high speeds
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Jul 4, 1989
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Nov 16, 1987
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Nov 15, 1986
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Ship's hull, characterized by the fact that the hull below the construction water line (C.W.L.) consists of a bulb-shaped displacement body extending approximately over the entire length of the ship, which is slim in the forebody, then becomes uniformly thicker toward the stern over approximately 2/3 of the ship's length, and then tapers toward a large central propeller (P), and on top of which there is a vessel with lines in the nature of the V-shaped frame, which makes a transition toward the stern into a tunnel, which covers the bulb-shaped body and propeller so that above the bulb, there is a sharply concave, trough-shaped form.
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