Naval Architecture - Experiments & Challenges
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This is the presentation file prepared for Japanese High School Students who are trying to understand fields of study by SEEDs Program in Osaka University, just giving the basic overview on what the field of Naval Architecture is. It is not prepared in a formal way but as a fun casual interactive way on how they think what the data from the presentation means and shows.
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Naval Architecture - Experiments & Challenges
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- 4. — HTIKE AUNG KYAW, OSAKA UNIVERSITY 4
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- 7. DREAM | REPEAT. What do they do?
- 8. They do various things. A lot of things… I’m serious... They do way lots of things! The field of Naval Architecture and Maritime is wider than you can possibly imagine! 8
- 9. A Naval Architect’s Purpose “1” For Improvements and Regulations as well as to reduce the risk, improve safety and reduce fuel consumption to prevent global warming. !
- 10. • Stability Tests • Strength Tests • Manoeuvering Tests • Resistance and Propulsion Tests TESTING, EXPERIMENTS & RESEARCH 10
- 11. 11 Ship Model Testing 1 2 3 4 5
- 12. A Naval Architect’s Purpose “2” Visually Appealing, Practical, Efficient and Cost Saving !
- 13. • What to design? • What to build? • What purpose? • Where will it go? • Where will it be built? • How big will it be? • Detailed design and specifications • Hull Shape, Fuel Economy & Efficiency • Experiments and Towing Tank Testing • Contract & Agreement • Build in Shipyard • Complete within contracted period • Launch Ship and Trial Runs • Agreement & Handing Over Design & Construction 13
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- 15. 15 Global Shipbuilding Industry Rank Country Completed Gross Tonnage in 2015 (000s) Market Share by New Orders in 2015 1 China 25,160 35% 2 South Korea 23,270 21% 3 Japan 13,005 27% 4 Others 5,000 17% Ref: Wikipedia 38% 35% 20% 7% Completed Gross Tonnage in 2015 China South Korea Japan Others Ref: NIKKEI – Asian Review
- 16. A Naval Architect’s Purpose “3” Maintenance, Repairing, Reduce Risk and Prevent Loss of Lives at Sea, Making Ships to have longer lifespan or a new purpose !
- 17. Reparation & Renovation Improves Efficiency & Fuel Consumption Reduce Risk of Accidents & Prevents Loss of Life at Sea Regular Inspection & Insurance Gives the Ship a New Life & Purpose 17
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- 19. “ 19 — The Daily Quotes GOALS ARE A LIGHTHOUSE, ACTIONS PROPEL YOU TOWARDS
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- 24. 24 3 Manouevring, Seakeeping、 Actual Sea Basin Tests & Turning Tests, etc…
- 25. 25 Wave Concentrated in Center Spiral Wave Mesh Regular Waves Heart Shaped Wave Spade Shaped Wave NMRI Logo
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- 29. Bye!
- 30. 30 References 1. Princess Cruises 2. Wikipedia 3. The Daily Quotes 4. Poland At Sea 5. HSVA 6. Osaka University – Department of NAOE 7. USS Detroit 8. Maritime Connector 9. Career Thesaurus 10. Resolve Engineering Group 11. South Hampton University 12. Giz Edwards 13. Google Images 14. Youtube
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- To use this title animation slide with a new image simply 1) move the top semi-transparent shape to the side, 2) delete placeholder image, 3) click on the picture icon to add a new picture, 4) Move semi-transparent shape back to original position, 5) Update text on slide.
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