Naval Architecture I

SEMO 1332 (01)

Week 3 - Studio

Dr. Nik Mohd Ridzuan Bin Shaharuddin

Dr Muhammed Amirul Asyraf Bin Hasnan
 At the end of this lecture..

The students should be able:

a) To illustrate some basic terms,

terminologies and symbols [C1]

b) To extract important points in Project 1

instructions and guidelines [C2]

c) To identify steps to create a boat model for

Project 1 [C2]
 Project 1: Getting Started
1) Do some basic Weight Estimation.

WT = WLightship + Wdeadweight

WL = Wstructure + WDCmotor + Wshaft + Wpropeller + WBattery + Wballast + ….

Wstructure = WHull + WFrame + Wglue

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Also… ρ =  Load Requirements: - WD = Payload ?? kg
- Max vessel Mass 1kg
 Project 1: Getting Started
1) Do some basic Weight Estimation.
 Project 1: Getting Started
1) Do some basic Weight Estimation.
 Project 1: Getting Started
2) Determine what type of hull that you are interested
with i.e planning hull, catamaran, semi-swath.
Project 1: Getting Started
 Project 1: Getting Started
3) Search for lines plan or directly download for any 3D
model available on the web.
 Project 1: Getting Started
3) Search for lines plan or directly download for any 3D
model available on the web.
 Project 1: Getting Started
4) Resize the dimension to the required dimension
(L = 500mm, B=150mm and D=100cm).. What about T?
 Project 1: Getting Started
4) Resize the dimension to the required dimension
(L = 500mm, B=150mm and D=100cm).. What about T?
 Project 1: Getting Started
5) Identify number of frames to be included with
proper frame spacing
 Project 1: Getting Started
6) Trace the frame outline and project it inside an A4
size paper. Print out on A4 paper with scale of 1:1.
 Project 1: Getting Started
7) Glue on the chipboard and start to cut it.
 Project 1: Getting Started
8) Similarly for skin hull, create the template and
prepare it using double A4 paper as shown
 Project 1: Getting Started
9) Glue on the chipboard and start to cut it.
 Your Task for this week:

1) Estimate your vessel weight at its design draft.

2) Obtain lines plan or 3D hull / Create your own hull
model.
3) Rescale the model according to the requirements
4) Create A4 template for each frame and hull skin.
5) Print all your template and make sure the size is
correct.
To be Continued

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