Warship 2006 Future Surface Ships Jan R Weitzenbck by Jan R Weitzenböck 9781621988809, 1621988805 instant download after payment.

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Content:
• Front Matter
• Table of Contents
1. A New Family of Warships
2. Operational Experience with Sea Fighter - FSF1
3. Modularity Instead of Multi-Purpose - The 45M SWATH@A&R Modular Platform Concept
4. Innovative Ship Design for High Speed Adaptable Littoral Warfare
5. A Vision for an Affordable Flexible UXV Enabled Versatile Surface Combatant
6. Applying First-Principle Prediction Tools in Naval Ship Design
7. Power and Propulsion for the New Global Combatant
8. A Laboratory for the Full Scale Assessment of IR Suppressors Effectiveness
9. Acoustic Signature of Surface Vessels: Study of Interactions between Propeller - Hull - Shaft Lines
10. Determination of a Measure of Total Integrated System Survivability
11. Modelling Maritime Survivability
12. Warship Survivability
13. PREVENT - A Tool to Reduce Vulnerability Early in the Design
14. Survivability in Naval Ship Classification
15. Affordable Protection of Ships against Blast & Fragments
16. Design Features of Helicopter Handling System to Meet the Operational and Survivability Requirement of the Italian Horizon Frigate
17. Warship Survivability
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