Chesapeake Power Boat Symposium

see you at the Second Symposium in Annapolis, Maryland in March of 2010

 

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First Chesapeake Powerboat Symposium a Huge Sucess

THE FIRST CHESAPEAKE POWER BOAT SYMPOSIUM
was held March 7-8, 2008
St. Johns College, Annapolis, Maryland USA

Co-Sponsored By:  SNAME and Professional BoatBuilder

 

This symposium covered the latest developments on topics such as:

 

Hull Design and Analysis                               Materials and Fabrication
Structural Mechanics                                      Failure Analysis and Repair
Modeling and Simulation                                Software, Electronics and Systems
Offs
hore Racing Developments                     Propulsion Systems
Human Factors in Control                              Regulatory Developments
      of High Performance Boats

 

plan for Spring of 2010 for the Second Chesapeake Power Boat Symposium

First Symposium Agenda

Friday, March 7

 

0800

Registration begins

0900

Regarding Small Craft Seakeeping

Dean Schleicher, Donald Blount and Associates

0940

Regarding Statistical Relationships for Vertical Accelerations of Planing Monohulls in Head Seas

Dean Schleicher, Donald Blount and Associates

1020

BREAK

 

1040

Discussion of Planing Boat Designs

David Stimson, Stimson Marine

1120

Performance Prediction of High-Speed Planing Craft with Interceptors Using a Variation of the Savitsky Method

Raju Datla and Srikanth Syamsundar, Stevens Institute of Technology

1200

LUNCH (not included)

 

1330

A Parametric Study of Dynaplane-Type Planing Motorboats

Eugene P. Clement and John G. Hoyt

1410

Aerodynamic Design Considerations for High Speed Motoryachts

Dr. Robert Ranzenbach

1450

BREAK

 

1510

New Varieties of Fast Air-Assisted Boats

Konstantin Matveev, Assistant Professor, Washington State University

1550

QUADRAPOD Air-Assist Catamaran Hull

Andrew P. Dize, USCG ELC

 


Saturday, March 8

 

0800

Registration begins

 

0900

Computational Tools Overview

Jennifer Grimsley, NSWCCD Combatant Craft Division

0940

Design and Analysis of Integrated Propulsion Systems for High Speed Craft

Brant R. Savander, Ph.D.,Maritime Research Associates, Ryan

 Kamphuis, MTU-Detroit Diesel, Kevin D. Herman, Michigan

 Wheel Corporation, Scott Woodruff, MTU-Detroit Diesel

1020

BREAK

 

1040

Development of a Performance Test Protocol for Small Power Boats

Richard Akers, P.E. ,Small Craft Engineering, LLC, Clifford A. Goudey , MIT Sea Grant College Program, Robert MacNeill

1120

Prototype of a small high-efficiency cruising motor yacht design

Eric Jolley

1200

LUNCH (included)

 

1330

Group Owned US Flag Superyachts: An Opportunity for Shipyards, Designers and Ship Managers

Christopher D. Barry, Alan Hugenot, Paul Kamen

1410

USCG - NIOSH CO Update:

Modeling of CO Intrusions on Express Cruisers, and Evaluation of Indmar Catalytic Technology for Propulsion Engines

Alberto Garcia, National Institute for Occupational Safety and

Health

1450

BREAK

 

1510

Re-Powering for Fuel Economy and Performance – Methods for Engine and Propeller Selection

Frank DeBord , Chesapeake Marine Technology, LLC

1550

Stray Current Electrolysis - An Unrecognized Enemy

Alan Ross Hugenot, Alan Ross Hugenot, Inc.

 

 

 

The Chesapeake Power Boat Symposium is sponsored by the Chesapeake section of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers and Professional BoatBuilder Magazine


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