The power required to drive a ship through the water depends upon the resistance offered by the water and air, the efficiency of the propulsion device adopted and the interactions among them.
An edition of Basic ship theory
(1968)
Basic Ship Theory
Ship Dynamics and Design (Basic Ship Theory Vol. 2, Chapters 10-16)
4th edition
by Kenneth J. Rawson
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Basic Ship Theory: Ship Dynamics and Design (Basic Ship Theory Vol. 2, Chapters 10-16)
January 1995, Longman Publishing Group
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Basic ship theory
1994, Longman Scientific & Technical, Copublished in the U.S. with John Wiley
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