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Revision as of 22:31, 4 August 2020

Main Page // ASV Angelina


Hullform Characteristics

parameter abbrev value units
Length, overall LOA 35.63 ft
Length, waterline LWL 25.00 ft
Beam, max Bmax 10.75 ft
Draft, max Dmax 5.30 ft
Displacement disp 16,250 lbf
Ballast Wbal 5,375 lbf

Hull Speed (vk_hull)

The hull speed of a a displacement vessel is defined by the maximum length of the wave within which the hull may generate in displacement.

vk_hull = 1.34 * sqrt(L)

Typically the length used for hull speed is that of the waterline. Since ASV Angelina expresses significant overhang, as the vessel begins to experience squat the waterline length is expected to increase. Therefore the maximum hullspeed may be taken as some combination between that of the waterline to that of the overall length.

vk_hull_lwl = 1.34 * sqrt(25.00) = 6.70 kn

vk_hull_loa = 1.34 * sqrt(35.63) = 8.00 kn

We can now reasonably predict that our maximum hullspeed will be between 6.70 kn and 8.00 kn.

Rig and Sail Plan Characteristics

parameter abbrev value units
Mainsail hoist P 34.50 ft
Mainsail foot E 14.00 ft
Mizzen hoist PY 24.25 ft
Mizzen foot EY 9.82 ft
Jib hoist I 39.00 ft
Jib foot J 18.50 ft
Staysail hoist IY ft
Staysail foot JY ft

Sail Plan

ASV Angelina has four (4) sails ready-to-deploy sails in its inventory, listed from bow to stern: jib, staysail, mainsail, and mizzen main. These four sails may be deployed (hoisted) or retreated (doused / reefed) to achieve several different sail plans with their own power potential and centers of effort. These different configurations are referred to as the vessels "gearbox" and identified in table X below.

config jib staysail mainsail mizzen main notes
A 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 light airs


Jib

Staysail

Mainsail

Mizzen Main

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