On a much smaller scale, think of it like an ice cube dropped in a glass of water. Then, scaling thing up, let’s take a large cargo ship, cruising through a narrow riverway. The result is ...
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Why big ships are often faster than small ships, hull speed, wave drag, and the physics behind it
It feels backwards, but larger ships often have an easier time reaching higher speeds than smaller vessels. This breaks down hull speed, wave interference, hump resistance, and the design tricks like ...
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