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1 Ministerlo de Marina CANAL DE EXPERIENCIAS HIDRODINAMICAS, EL PARDO A - HULL AND PROPELLER NON-DIMENSIONAL VALUES Conversion Factors when using systems of units which are not consistent / M A D R I D
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3 CONTENTS Huix NON-DIMENSIONAL VALUES : TABLE 1. Conversion factors for Length-volume ratio. 2- " Surf ace-volume ratio. 3.' Fullness coefficients. 4. " " Length Proude Number. 5. Volume Froude Number, 6- " " R. E. Froude Speed-length constant. Baker Speed-prismatic-length constant. " (K)R. E. Froude Speed-volume cons " tant. ^- "» Wetted-surface resistance coefficient, 10- " Volxune-resistance coefficient, 11- " " 0 R. E. Fi'oude Resistance constant. 12. Teifep resistance coefficient. 13. Resistance-displacement ratio Relationships between the various speed-bases. 15- resistance-parameters. 16- resistance-paramieters and R/A. PROPELLER NON-DIMENSIONAL VAUJES: TABLE 17. Conversion factors for J Advance coefficient. 18. " " Propeller Froude Number. 19. " kr Thrust coefficient. 20. " kq Torque coefficient. 21. " Power coefficient. 22. " " (f Speed pararneter. 23. " or Thrust parameter. 24. " IX Torque parameter. 25. " Thrust load.
4 The following physical constants have been taken: Salt water P - 104,5872 Teg mr's"- p = 1,988 lb ft* s^' y = 102Q kg m-' y = 1/35 ton ft-' EVesh water P ^ 101,9368 kg 's' p ^ 1,938 lb ft' s= y = 1000 kg m-^" y. = 1/35,91 ton ft' Of the above values, those in metric units are used at El Pardo; those in English units were generally used by Baker. These latter are slightly lower, but the differences are negligeable (less than one per thousand). In each of the following tables, the geometrical and physical factors, from which the non-dimensional value depends, are given. Spaces for eventual additions have been provided, 1 CV (metric) - 75 m kg 1 nude 1, km h-' 1 HP (English) ft lb 1 Knot 1, ft s-^
5 HULL NON-DIMENSIONAL VALUES
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7 TABLE 1 ^ LENGTH-VOLUME RATIO V) L Definition ; ƒ {form), = : A -.,1/3 A Units Ml t Salt water n Ton 10 leg 1 m t Fresh water it lb n Ton V) (m) in the 'circular constant' notation of R. E. Froude.
8 SURFACE-VOLUME RATIO (*) Definition ~ ; f {form) B _ = A. ^ 2/3 B ^S/S - A B Units t - r \ ëait water Ton mi kg t Freeh water ft' lb Ton (*) (s) In the 'circular constant' notation of R. E. Froude.
9 TABLE 3 FULLNESS COEPFICIENrS Definition 6 LBT V V ; fif orm, simumrity) S = A LBT 9 = A. (E) L A Units - A L B T t Vl m ni Salt water 35 Ton ft ft fti kg ra m m 1 t m ni m m2 - - Fresh water lb Ton ft ft ft ft ft ft ft^ fti \ r
10 10 TABLE 4 FROUDE NUMBER (LENGTH FROUDE NUMBER) V Definition - ; Speed-lengtli base in Fronde's law. Practical form A. -A Unitu g = 9.81 m s-a flr = = 9.80 tl ft s VI 8-> km mido ill m m ft.9-1 ft ft ft , Knot ft
11 TABLE 5 ii VOLUME FROUDE NUMBER V Definition ; Speed-volume base in Fronde's law. Practical fonn A. (V or A) '-'^ A Units 0 = g = Q.80 m flr = fts-i « V V w' t Sa!t water Knot Knot Ton m e-i t km h-i t nudo t Fresh water ft^ Knot ft^ /is-i lb fts-i Ton I Kmt Ton - j i
12 12 TABLE 6 R. E. FROUDE SPEED-LENGTH CON.STANT - V Definition - VgL ^/4.^r ; Speed-length base in Fronde's law. Practical form A. V A Vnits (J ~ 9.81 m s-2 (/ = 9.80 «i s-2.9 = ft s-i ƒ/= fts--' V Vi s-i m km 7i-i >n m Jt s-i ft ft min-'^ ft Kmt
13 TABLE 7 i3 BAKER SPEED-PRISMATIC-LENGTH CONSTANT. y Definition ^ = 7 - V^n ; Speed-Iengtiï base in Fronde's law. VgvL Practical form A. V A Units (J 9.81 m s-2 (/ = ft s-i y = 9.80 m s-"~»=: ƒ* s-2 V L Ml.9-1 m kin h-i m nuclo in I ft s-i ft ft min-i ft Knot ft
14 ^ ^ TABLE 8 R. E. FROUDE SPEED-VOLUME CONSTANT V Definition V43r ; Speed-volume base in Fronde's law. Practical form A V (V ora)^'*' Units <; = 9.81 w.s-2 3 = fts- fif c=: 9.80 tns-i 0 = fta nudo nudo Salt water Knot Knot Ton l.lsl m Ö-1 km /j-i mtdo «l3 m» Fresh water , ft s-i Knot ft s-i ft s-i Knot ft' ft^ lb Ton Ton
15 TABLE 9 is RESISTANCE COEFFICIENT (WETTED-SURFACE RESISTANCE COEFFICIENT) R Definition ; f(fomi, S, Sfl) 2 R P Practical forma A,. ; A2. 8V' 8V' Units B P 8 V, w kg GV mi nude -. Salt water lb HP fti Knot kg CV mi kg cv mi kg CV mi mido Freah water lb HP fti fts-^ lb HP fti : Knot Table 9 also appliey to the "Area resistance coefficient" R/. Prtictical forms A,. R/<g) V~- ; A^P/^ V
16 TABLE lö VOLUME RESISTANCE COEFFICIENT R Definition ; /(/orm, %, 3Ï) 2 R : p Practical forms A,. ^ ; A-,. {vora)2/3y2 (y or A)^'''^" U n i t s A.-, (P) R... P J V V "kg OV nudo i ky OV \ t nudo Salt water lb HP Knot lb HP Ton Knot ky CV t m s-i ky CV t km h-i ky CV m-- t nudo Fi'esh - water lb HP ft' -. ft s-i lb HP ft' Knot lb HP lb ft s-i lb HP Ton ft s-i lb HP Ton Knot
17 TABLE R. E. FROUDE RESISTANCE CONSTANT Definition R 1000 jiform, S. 3Ï) Practical forms A, R (p or A)=/=.7^ ; A2. (v- ora)2/3f= A, (B) ^2 (P) U n { t i- R kg kg CV CV nudo mtdo Salt water lb 2b HP HP I ff _ Ton Knot Knot kg kg kg CV CV CV m3 in s-i km h-i nndo Fresh water lb lb lb lb lb HP HP HP HP HP ft'- ft" i lb Ton Ton ft s-i Knot ft s-i ft s-i Knot
18 18 TABLE 12 TELFER RESISTANCE COEFFICIENT R g L Definition ; /(form, S, RL P L Practical forms A,. ; A,. A F= A y m s - g ~ 9.80 m s -.<; = ft g ~ ft U n t s A, (B) A, (P) A, {R) A, (P) R P ^ \ A V kg GV m i kg kg GV m! t kg CV m t km ;i ' ha CV m t nudo Ih HP ft lb fts " lb HP ft Ton fts ' O lb HP ft Ton knot 1
19 TABLE 13 RESISTANCE-DISPLACEMENT RATIO Definition - ; Hforni, S, 9t) R Practical forms A,. ; A.. A A P AV Aj (R) U 71 it s I R A P v kg kg OV m s-i C.OOl kg t ov m s-i t ov km h t ov nudo lb lb HP ft s-i lb Ton HP Knot
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22 TABLE 14 RELATIONSHIPS. ^. X IsL X V J V / ^ [/ / Example: = X
23 BETWEEN THE VARIOUS SPEED-BASES P X K) X ]/ /9,1/ ]/
24 24 TABLE 15 RELATIONSHIPS B E T W E E N R X R p Vi - 6?) R p Vi K P Vi 11 s p Vi,3/S 2 R p 7 y2/3.2/8 c = /, RgL 0.5 LS 2^, 0.5,1/a Example: R i2 X
25 THE VARIOUS RESISTANCE-PARAMETERS X j ' m L 1 79,577 L L 0,012.56r, 1 1 / 1 1
26 26 TABLE 16 RELATIONSHIPS B E T W E E N T H E VARIOUS RESISTANCE- PARAMETERS AND B/A,1/3 2/;. pvi 01' 2 pvi B / L gv or 2 pvi R 2(p. or 2 ya 2/3 g V 1/3 ya ' ';r gl 1000 ya 1000 B X V- gh ya -1/3 ya i/i;
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29 TABLE 17.7 ADVANCE COEFFICIENT Definition ~ ; basic parameter in Newton's law. nd Practical form A. nd A U n i t s n D 1 HI. S-1 i: p. a. rn 60 m s-i r. p. m. m undo /. p. s. ni nudo T. p. m. tn 1 ft s-i r. p. 9. ft 12 ft r. p. a. inch Knot r. p. m. ft /
30 30 TABLE 18 PROPELLER FROUDE NUMBER Definition n ; basic parameter in Fronde's law. Practical form A. n \/D A U n i t s - - g = 9.81»!. s-2 g = ft s-2 (/ = 9.80 w.s-2 3 = 32,153 ft s-i n D r. p. s. r. p. Hi. m. m r. p. s. r. p. s. r. p. m. ft inch ft
31 TABLE 19 si fcr THRUST COEFFICIENT T Definition fcr = ; f(form, J, ^, 31) («') T Practical form A. A V n i t s n D, k(j r. p. s. m kg r. J). ni. m Salt water lb r. p. in. ft kg r. p. s. m kg r. p. m. m Fresh water lb r. p. s. ft lb r. p. s. inch lb T. p: TO. ft - (*) If both over critical flow and sufficient immersion are provided, Ufonn, J) approximately.
32 sa TABLE 20 Icq TORQUE COEFFICIENT Q Definition ; /(form, J, S, Dl) ( ) Q Practical forms A^. ; A2. P A, (Q) A, tp) U )l i t n Q P n D m kg CV r. p. s. '111 34, m kg CV r p. m. m Salt watoi' ft lb IIP r p. m. ft n kg CV r. p. s. m 35, m kg CV r p. m. m Fresh water ft lb HP r. p. s. ft S ft lb HP r. p. s. inch ft lb HP r p. m. ft I,') If both over critical flow and sufficient Immersion are provided, Kforrm J) approximately.
33 TABLE POWER COEFFICIENT P Definition- = 2irkQ ; fif orm, J, g, 91) (*) Practical form A. n' P A U n i t s P n D [ m kg s-^ r. p. s. m av r, p. m. m Salt water X IO2 HP r. p. m. ft O m kg s-i r. p. s. m CV r. p. s. r GV r. p. m. m Fresh water 0, lb ft s-i r. p. s. ft lb ft S-3 r. p. s. inch X 102 HP r, p. m. ft (*) If both over ci-itlcal flow and sufficient immersion are provided, ftform, J) approximately.
34 TABLE 22 <(, SPEED PARAMETER Definition Vc pd' Q J Vfc( ; fiform, J, S, 91) (*) Practical forms A,. V Q ; A,.V iq) A,{P) V n i ts D Q P m s-i m TO kg CV fom h-i m m kg CV mido m TO- kg CV Salt water ft s-i ft ft lb HP ft min-i ft ft lb HP Knot ft ft lb HP ni s-i m m kg CV km 7i-i m m kg ov Fresh water ft s-i ft ft lb HP ft s-i inch ft lb HP ft min-i ft ft lb HP (*) If both over critical flow and sufficient immersion are provided, fifomi, J) approximately.
35 TABLE <r THRUST PARAMETER Definition TD 1 7c 7 2 TT Q 27r kq J ; fiform, J,d,m) (*) Practical forms Ai. TD A,. T D n Q A (P) U n i t s T D Q n P kg kg m m m kg r. p. s. r. p. m. CV CV " lb lb lb inch ft ft ft lb ft lb r. p. s. r. p. s. r. p. m. HP HP HP (*) If both over critical flow and sufficient immersion are provided, f(fonn, J) approximately.
36 36 TABLE 24 /A TORQUE PARAMEl^R 1 Definition n / Q V/C( f(form, J, s, m) n Practical forma A,. n Q ; A, A^ (P) Units n D Q P r. p. s. m m kg CV r. 2). m. m 'm kg ov Salt water r. p. s. ft ft lb HP r. p. 7)1. ft ft lb HP r. p. 's. nr ' n kg CV r. p. in. m rn kg OV Fresh water r. p. s. inch ft lb HP ' >: p. s. ft jt lb HP r. p. m. ft fi lb HP (*) If hoth over critical flow ajid sufficient immersion are provided, fiform, J) approximately.
37 TABLE THRUST LOAD T 8 kt Definition =. ; fiform, J, 8, 91) (*) pve^ TTD' TT r~ 2 4 Practical form A. T A Units T D kg m s-i m kg nudo ni Sait water lb ft s-i ft lb Knot ft < kg m 5-1 m kg km h-i m Fresh water lb ft 8-1 " ft lb ft s-1 inch (*) If both over critical flow and sufficient immersion are provided, fiform, J) approximately.
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