Hydrodynamic aspects of deep-diving oceanographic submarine
Hydrodynamic aspects of deep-diving oceanographic submarine
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Consideration of hydrodynamic problems peculiar to very deep diving oceanographic submarines that are of little or no importance in design of most advanced military submarines; they arise in connection with ballast systems, oscillations that may be excited by vortex shedding during vertical ascent or descent, effects on depth and trim angle control of compressibility of submarine hull and of sea water, precise control needed, and directional stability when under tow on surface; configuration is discussed in comparison with military submarines and bodies of revolution of elementary shape.
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Hydrodynamic aspects of deep-diving oceanographic submarine
U S Office Naval Research -- Symposium Naval Hydrodynamics
3rd Symposium on Naval Hydrodynamics of the United States Office of Naval Research ; 1960
1960
33 pages
Conference paper
English
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