Free Webinars
Our webinar series is an insightful array of key concepts in hydrodynamics and propeller selection, analysis and design. Listen and watch case studies and techniques to build your confidence and expertise.
Let’s explore the shared hydrodynamics of performance and propeller-driven noise, as well as identify noise reduction techniques that address regulatory and habitability demands.
Sometimes the least sophisticated vehicle is the hardest to analyze. With respective to resistance, this is definitely the case with barges. In this webinar, we will review three different barge configurations for analysis in NavCad….
Join us for this 30-minute webinar that will introduce differences between ICE and EM power curves, as well as discuss the implications of EM power curve shapes for different operating modes…
Join us for this 30-minute webinar that will introduce how DC motors impact vessel performance and propeller selection, with comparisons to internal combustion engines. We will discuss the implications…
As we analyze or design a vessel, we use NavCad for hydrodynamic and propulsion system simulation. The Vessel-Propulsor-Drive system model is built upon predictions for the various component pieces…
While the primary objective of most sailing vessel designs is performance under sail, auxiliary propulsion is also an important consideration. Often, the heaviest non-structural components on a sailing…
We all know that rudders are a vital piece of our vessel’s operational equipment. But what determines the best type of rudder to use? How do we ensure that the rudder and propeller function well together…
As we analyze or design a vessel, we use NavCad for hydrodynamic and propulsion system simulation. The Vessel-Propulsor-Drive system model is built upon predictions for the various component pieces…
This is a webinar focused on the interaction between propeller hydrodynamics and shafting calculations. Many naval architects and propulsion equipment professionals know the basics of shaft…
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