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The document titled 'The Future of Ship Design' is aimed at naval architects and marine engineers, providing insights into modern ship design techniques and considerations. It discusses the challenges and advancements in ship design, including hydrodynamics, machinery, and environmental impacts, while emphasizing a techno-economic approach through case studies. The authors, experienced professionals from Deltamarin Ltd, aim to facilitate knowledge exchange for developing efficient ships for the 21st century.

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Handbook1 Introduction

The document titled 'The Future of Ship Design' is aimed at naval architects and marine engineers, providing insights into modern ship design techniques and considerations. It discusses the challenges and advancements in ship design, including hydrodynamics, machinery, and environmental impacts, while emphasizing a techno-economic approach through case studies. The authors, experienced professionals from Deltamarin Ltd, aim to facilitate knowledge exchange for developing efficient ships for the 21st century.

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Dear Colleague,

The Future of Ship Design is intended for naval architects, marine engineers and
for professionals working with the development of newbuilding ship projects from
first feasibility studies through project and contract design into planning, basic and
detail design. Working and design methods are also considered.
The authors are experienced naval architects, marine engineers, mechanical
engineers and electrical engineers, all working at Deltamarin Ltd on the date of
publishing. The background of the is in the Finnish shipbuilding as many of them
have been working at the Finnish shipyards. All the authors have international
experience mainly from European shipbuilding. This experience covers
consulting, design and engineering tasks for various shipping companies,
shipyards and suppliers as well s supervising and commissioning tasks of
newbuildings and conversions.

The Future of Ship Design sets out to inform the practising Naval Architect and
Engineer of the latest design techniques at his disposal, and then puts these in
context by quoting case study material. Attention is paid to the important aspects
of the hydrodynamics, machinery, structure and equipment design considerations,
vital parts of the ship design mix.
The tremendous technical development we have faced in ship design during the
last decade issues us as designers a big challenge for the 21st century. New
technology has been introduced faster than ever before in our industry.

The issue is to maximise the efficient revenue generating space at minimised


investment and running costs but taking into account availability and
environmental impacts as well.
The tendency is clear and promising, new products and innovations are
introduced and completely new ship configurations can he developed based on
new system and machinery products on the market.
It is important to understand and consider the life cycle costs but taking into
account possible additional revenue when considering new configurations.
Typical case studies are handled showing the importance of a techno-economic
design approach.
Finally innovative design techniques available today and signifying a quantum
leap in the ship design and project coordination in the early 21st century are
discussed.
I hope this book will offer a platform for further exchange of valuable information
in our common effort for more efficient products: ships for the 21st century.

Yours sincerely,

Markku Kanerva

DELTAMARIN LIMITED

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Authors:

Markku Kanerva, [Link]. (Nav. Arch.), Pertti Arkke, [Link]. (Nav. Arch.), Juha
Hanhinen, [Link]. (Nav. Arch.), Kyösti Herrala, [Link]. (Mech. Eng.), Matti Huhtala,
[Link]. (Nav. Arch.), Seppo Kalske, [Link]. (Tech.), Gustav Lindqvist, [Link]. (Tech.
Physics), Janne Luukkonen, [Link]. (Nav. Arch.), Ilkka Mikkonen, [Link].
(Information Technology), [Link]. (Nav. Arch.), Jan-Olof Nordling, [Link]. (Mech.
Eng.), Jari Nurmi, [Link]. (Mech. and El. Eng.), Esa Pöyliö, [Link]., Tage Revahl,
[Link]. (El. Eng.), Harri Salama, Tech., Kalle Senvall, Tech.

Compiled by:

Deltamarin Limited
Purokatu 1
FIN-21200 Raisio
Finland.
Tel: +358 2 4377 311
Fax: +358 2 4380 378
e-mail: deltamarin@[Link]

Electronic edition compiled by:

Ilkka Rytkölä

Published by:

MPI Group
4 Hubbard Road
Basingstoke RG21 6UH, UK
Tel: +44 (0)1256 840444
Fax: +(0)1256 817877
e-mail: marine@[Link]
[Link]

Neither the publishers or the authors, editors and contributors and their employing
organisations, nor any persons acting on behalf of them a) makes an warranty,
express or implied, with respect to the use of any information, apparatus, method
or process described in this publication or that such use may not infringe privately
owned rights or b) assume any liabilities with respect to the use of, or for
damages resulting from the use of any information, apparatus method or process
disclosed in this publication, and the use of any such materials, processes or
methods is solely at the risk of the user.

Data contained within this publication is protected by copyright. All rights


reserved. No part of this publication may he reproduced, stored in a retrieval
system, or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical,
photocopying, recording or otherwise without the prior permission of Deltamarin
Limited.

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