Validation study on a new semi-empirical method for the prediction of added resistance in waves of arbitrary heading in analyzing ship speed trial results
Authors:
- Jinbao WangJWJinbao Wang
- Sebastian BielickiSBSebastian Bielicki
- Florian KluweFKFlorian Kluwe
- Hideo OriharaHOHideo Orihara
- Gongzheng XinGXGongzheng Xin
- Kenichi KumeKKKenichi Kume
- Semyun OhSOSemyun Oh
- Shukui LiuShukui Liu
- Peiyuan FengPFPeiyuan Feng
- 1 November 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Ocean Engineering
- Vol. 240
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