Concepts in Submarine Design

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This book shows how the engineering and architectural aspects of submarine design relate to each other, and describes the operational performance required of a vessel. The authors explain concepts of hydrodynamics, structure, powering and dynamics, in addition to architectural considerations that bear on the submarine design process. They pay particular attention to the interplay among these aspects of design, and devote a final chapter to the generation of the concept design for the submarine as a whole. Submarine design makes extensive use of computers, and the authors give examples of algorithms used in concept design. They provide engineering insight as well as an understanding of the intricacies of the submarine design process. The book will serve as a text for students and as a reference manual for practicing engineers and designers in marine and naval engineering.

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'The authors of this book are internationally known for their contributions and capabilities in submarine design and construction. They have outlined the concept design process in a simple yet complete manner ... an excellent guide for anyone in the submarine business.' The Naval Architect

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Introduction	p. xi
Format of the book	p. xii
Acknowledgements	p. xiv
Design in general	p. 1
Introduction	p. 1
Design objectives	p. 1
Design progression	p. 4
Milestones in submarine history	p. 11
Terminology: submersible and submarine	p. 11
The first milestone: the Holland	p. 12
The second milestone: the U35 Class U-boats	p. 14
The third milestone: the Type XXI U-boats	p. 16
The fourth milestone: the Albacore	p. 19
The fifth milestone: the Skipjack Class	p. 20
Review	p. 22
Submarine hydrostatics	p. 25
First principles of flotation	p. 25
Submarines on the surface	p. 27
Arrangements of main ballast tanks	p. 29
Submarine submerged	p. 34
Buoyancy elements	p. 36
Weight elements	p. 39
Trim and compensating tanks	p. 43
Special tanks	p. 45
Hydrostatic stability	p. 47
Review	p. 51
The weight/space relationship	p. 52
Purpose	p. 52
Significance of density	p. 52
Weight	p. 55
Weight assessment and control	p. 58
Space	p. 61
Margin policy and budgeting	p. 63
Space margin policy	p. 66
Other size determinants	p. 67
Review	p. 70
Submarine structures	p. 71
Introduction	p. 71
Operational requirements for depth	p. 71
Shape of the pressure vessel	p. 74
Elastic deformations of the shell	p. 77
Buckling deformations of shells	p. 79
Other failure modes	p. 83
Internal supporting structure	p. 85
Pressure hull penetrations	p. 86
Effects of shock	p. 89
Fabrication considerations	p. 90
Fatigue	p. 91
Choice of materials	p. 92
Other structures	p. 93
Summary of structural design philosophy	p. 97
Powering of submarines	p. 100
Introduction	p. 100
Statement of requirements	p. 101
Resistance to motion	p. 104
Speed-power relationship	p. 109
Surface resistance	p. 110
Propulsion	p. 113
Design aspects of propulsion plants	p. 124
Design aspects of powering	p. 130
Geometric form and arrangements	p. 131
Introduction	p. 131
Factors influencing form and arrangement	p. 131
Factors governing diameter of hull	p. 133
Internal arrangements	p. 134
Some detailed considerations	p. 137
Review	p. 150
Dynamics and control	p. 151
Introduction	p. 151
Some basic concepts	p. 152
Operational requirements	p. 154
Equations of motion of a submarine	p. 157
Hydrodynamic derivatives	p. 159
Stability and control in the horizontal plane	p. 160
Stability and control in the vertical plane	p. 164
Steering and depth control systems	p. 170
Contributions of hull form and appendages to control dynamics	p. 173
Emergency recovery	p. 187
Impact on design	p. 190
Submarine systems	p. 192
Introduction	p. 192
Hydraulic systems	p. 193
High pressure air systems	p. 199
Water systems	p. 205
Systems for hydrostatic control	p. 208
Environmental control systems	p. 208
Provision for escape	p. 212
Electrical systems	p. 214
Review	p. 223
Considerations of building and costs in design	p. 225
Introduction	p. 225
Sequence of building a submarine	p. 226
Costing	p. 232
Design influence on cost and building	p. 234
Summary	p. 239
Generating a concept design	p. 241
Introduction	p. 241
Concept studies	p. 242
Methods of concept design	p. 247
Concept sizing	p. 252
Concept sizing with AIP systems	p. 258
Other sizings	p. 260
Character of iterations	p. 264
The future	p. 271
Hydrostatic conditions of flotation	p. 276
Operational practice for keeping in trim	p. 279
Assessing weight and size of variable ballast	p. 282
Submarine pressure hull strength (Prediction of interframe collapse pressures)	p. 286
Estimates of resistance and propulsion	p. 290
References and suggested reading	p. 296
Index	p. 298
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