Ship Science and Technology

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  Año 2018, Vol. 11, Número 22

  • Editorial Note

    • Editorial Note

      Carlos Eduardo Gil de los Ríos

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      págs. 5-7

      

  • Scientific and Technological Research Articles

    • Naval and Oceanic Engineering: more than Ships and Offshore

      Marcos Salas, Cristian Cifuentes, Richard Luco, Astrid Santander, Gonzalo Tampier, Claudio Troncoso, Federico Zilic

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      págs. 9-18

      

    • Obtaining First and Second Order Nomoto Models of a Fluvial Support Patrol using Identification Techniques

      Sandra Carrillo, Juan Contreras

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      págs. 19-28

      

    • Hydrodynamic study of the influence of bulbous bow design for an Offshore Patrol Vessel using Computational Fluid Dynamics

      Luis Leal, Edison Flores, David Fuentes, Bharat Verma

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      págs. 29-39

      

    • Effects of the Duct Angle and Propeller Location on the Hydrodynamic Characteristics of the Ducted Propeller

      Mehdi Chamanara, Hassan Ghassemi, Manouchehr Fadavie, Mohammad Aref Ghassemi

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      págs. 41-48

      

    • Methodology for the Experimental Analysis of Offshore System in Deep and Ultra-Deep Waters in the Colombia Caribbean Sea

      Edgard Mulford, Jairo Cabrera

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      págs. 49-61

      

    • Development of Materials for Naval, Fluvial and Military Applications

      Fabio A. Suárez Bustamante, Orlando D. Barrios Revollo, Anderson Valencia, Juan Pablo Hernández Ortiz

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      págs. 63-75

      

    • Navantia’s Shipyard 4.0 model overview

      Manuel Ángel Recamán Rivas

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      págs. 77-85