RINA Publications 2009 Historic Ships Ref: HIST09


Conference Proceedings and Papers 2010


SURV 7 – Surveilance Search & Rescue Craft Ref: SURV09 Super & Mega Yacht Design Ref: SMY09 Human Factors Ref: HF09


2007 The Modern Yacht Ref: TMY


ICCAS International Conference on Computer Applications in Shipbuilding Ref: ICCAS09 - CD ROM only


ACV & Surface Effect Craft Ref:ACV09 - CD ROM only


2008 INNOV'SAIL - Int'l Conference on Innovation in High Performance Sailing Yachts Ref: INNOV08 Marine CFD Ref: CFD08


Int’l conference on Innovation in High Speed Marine Vessels Ref: HSMV09


ICCAS 07: International conference on computer applications in shipbuilding Ref: ICCAS07 Design & Operation of Passenger Ships Ref: PASS07 Human Factors Ref: HF07


A selection from the RINA bookshop * Please note all prices include postage and packaging


COASTAL FORCES VESSELS OF THE ROYAL NAVY FROM 1865 By MP Cocker FRINA Ref: CFV With its many navy ports around the world, the Royal Navy has needed defence craft to protect its bases and for work in and around the coast. From the early wooden-walled steamships to coastal destroyers, the fleets of coastal vessels have grown to become a major part of the naval armoury. It was the wholesome introduction of the internal combustion engine in the early part of the twentieth century that saw the development of fast patrol craft and torpedo boats. Illustrated with over 200 images and diagrams, as well as full details and operational history of each type of vessel, this is the definitive history of the Navy's small craft. Members price: UK £19.75 EUR £20.75 OVS £23.99 Non-members price: UK £20.75 EUR £21.75 OVS £24.00


HUMAN FACTORS FOR NAVAL MARINE VEHICLE DESIGN & OPERATION By Jonathan M Ross MRINA Ref: HFNM There is a driving need for naval professionals to focus on human factor issues. The number of maritime accidents is increasing and the chief cause is human error, both by the designer and the operator. Decreasing crew size, lack of experienced operators, operations in higher sea states and fatigue worsen the situation. Automation can be a partial solution, but flawed automated systems actually can contribute to accidents at sea. This book integrates knowledge from numerous resources as well as the advice of a panel of eight recognised experts in the fields of related research, development and operation. Member price UK £54.00 EUR £57.50 OVS £57.50 Non- Members price UK £59.00 EUR £62.50 OVS £62.50


INTERIOR DESIGN METHODS FOR YACHT DESIGN AND THE BOAT BUILDING INDUSTRY By Lisa C. Hix Ref: IDMYD In a first-time release to industry and the general public, the Westlawn Institute of Marine Technology announced in April 2009 this textbook was now available for purchase. Specifically prepared as a textbook for Westlawn’s intensive Yacht & Boat Design Program, and also used as the text for Westlawn’s continuing education course in boat interior design this book provides detailed technical information not available from any other source. Heavily illustrated, with numerous line drawings and photos on nearly every page, this textbook will answer almost any question a designer, builder, surveyor, crewmember, or serious boater may have about the accommodations and arrangements required for safe, comfortable, and efficient crew and passenger spaces. Though focused on boats (vessels under 200 feet or 60 meters), the information is equally valuable for commercial vessels of all sizes. Member price UK £57 EUR £57 OVS £57 Non Member price UK £67 EUR £67 OVS £67


MULTI-HULL SHIPS Ref: MHS By V. Dubrovsky FRINA, A. Lyakhovitsky Catamarans, SWATH, and other multi-hull ships are among the dynamically progressing types of marine vessels both in terms of performance and production growth. This progress has been accompanied by a remarkable growth in the number of technical publications. Although these publications, scattered over many sources,


decades, and languages, constitute a great database they cannot fulfill the demand for a comprehensive state-of-the-art reference book. This monograph satisfies such demand. For multi-hull ships it is what “Principles of Naval Architecture” (PNA) is for traditional ships. Members price: UK £192.50 EUR 192.50 OVS 192.50 Non members price: UK £202.50 EUR 202.50 OVS 202.50


SHALLOW WATER AND SUPERCRITICAL SHIPS By Anatoly Lyakhovitsky Ref: SWSS This book presents systematic and detailed results of studying the hydrodynamics of ships in shallow water. Due to the current trend of building larger and faster ships, many coastal waters and inner waterways become shallow for these and future ships. Clear and detailed explanation is given how ship performance declines in shallow water at speeds approaching the critical speed, and how wasteful can be attempts to boost the propulsion engine unless the ship is designed for optimal regimes at sub critical speeds and can transit to supercritical regimes. Detailed description is also given how the energy wasted for propelling a ship at near-critical speeds in shallow water is transformed into generating destructive and dangerous waves. Members price: UK £82 EUR £82 OVS £82 Non members price: UK £92 EUR £92 OVS £92


SHIPS WITH OUTRIGGERS by V. Dubrovsky FRINA Ref:SHWO This new book is focused specifically on a multi-hull-ship type having one or more small hulls, called outriggers, connected to a much larger main hull of any form. This book is kind of a supplement to the recently published MULTI-HULL SHIPS by Dubrovsky & Lyakhovitsky (MHS). Like MHS, the new “Ships with Outriggers” provides detailed technical discussions of arrangements, hydrostatics, propulsion and seakeeping in calm and rough seas, maneuvering, strength, and design of these ships, assuming that the reader is generally familiar with the background or can find it in MHS”. Members price: UK £68.00 EUR £68.00 OVS £68.00. Non members price: UK £71.00 EUR £71.00 OVS £71.00.


SMALL WATERPLANE AREA SHIPS By V. Dubrovsky, K. Matveev, S. Sutulo Ref: SWAS Small waterplane area (SWA) ships, like other multi-hull ships, are relatively novel in the marine industry. Statistical databases and practical experience for designing these ships are sporadic and spread in scattered publications. The book presents the basic information required for designing the SWA ships encompassing the first principles and a bulk of necessary databases both developed by the authors and available in the public domain, collected under a single cover. This is an extension to the book Multi-Hull Ships providing new and significantly extended knowledge. Member price: UK £78 EUR £78 OVS £78 Non Members price UK £88 EUR £88 OVS £88


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