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The Submarine Torpedo Boat
Its Characteristics And Modern Development

Forfatter: Allen Hoar

År: 1916

Forlag: D. Van Nostrand Company

Sted: New York

Sider: 211

UDK: 623.8

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CHAPTER V DESIGN OF THE SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOAT General FACTORS In laying down the design for a new submarine boat, considering the term in its broadest aspect as covering all vessels capable of navigation when completely sub- merged, the constructor must consider the problem as a vessel of a certain displacement, and impose upon himself certain arbitrary conditions to be met which may be more or less conflicting in character, in which case a solution must be reached by compromise, keeping in mind certain relative values in order to attain an all around tactically efficient craft as compared to some recognized standard of ideals. The selection of type then, should be governed by a careful weighing of its inherent characteristics as effecting the main objective of the desired results to be attained. The submersible lends itself essentially to a relatively great surface stability, high surface speeds, and possibly to an extended cruising radius and comfort of the crew while at sea; while on the other hand it has less stability when submerged and offers greater resistance in this condi- tion due to its increased wetted surface and form of super- structure than does the submarine proper. The submarine proper by reason of its form cannot adapt itself to high surface speeds on account of the danger of “rooting” but 58