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14.05 -14.20 QUIET BOATS – SOUND QUALITY IN CABINS
Speaker: Hannu Nykänen – VTT
Nykänen describes how to analyse and improve boat design to optimise the cabin sound and vibration environment. These are results of a project carried out by VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland in cooperation with Finnish boatyards and Tekes, the Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation.
14.25 - 14.40 BOATBUILDING REGULATIONS/STANDARDS IN BRAZIL
Speaker: Jorge Nasseh – ACOBAR
The Brazilian boatbuilding association ACOBAR has developed a voluntary compliance scheme for national regulations on safety of navigation and vessel design. Jorge Nasseh, vice-president of ACOBAR and co- developer of the Brazilian boatbuilding standard NBR 14574, will present the regulatory background, structure and highlights of the standard, but also how it links regulations with the ACOBAR compliance scheme.
14.45 - 15.00 STRUCTURAL DESIGN OF DETAILS IN FRP-STIFFENERS
Speaker: Markku Hentinen – VTT
Hentinen gives design recommendations for crossings, bevelled ends, lead-through/holes and other details of FRP stiffeners in boat hulls. These are results of a project carried out by VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland in cooperation with Finnish boatyards and Tekes, the Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation.
15.05 - 15.25 A SIMPLIFED APPROACH TO SCANTLINGS CALCULATION
Speaker: Robin Loscombe – Southampton Solent University
ICOMIA (International Council of Marine Industry Association) officially launches the free self-certifier software application funded by IMCI (International Marine Certification Institute) and assists in compliance calculations to ISO 12215-5 (scantlings). Presented by Ulrich Heinemann (IMCI/Chairman of the ICOMIA Technical Committee) and Dr Robin Loscombe (Southampton Solent University), initiator and developer of the programme.
15.55 - 16.25 FUTURE BOAT DESIGN
Speaker: Gerard Dykstra – Dykstra and Partners Naval Architects
In this recurring topic in Workshop on New Technologies, a renowned yacht designer conveys his vision on boat development in the future. Gerard Dykstra has been appointed to design the new “Rainbow Warrior” and will share his findings regarding life-cycle assessment and boat usage leading to optimised design with the least environmental impact.
16.30 - 16.45 AN INDUSTRY APPROACH TO AVOID ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY
Speakers: Udo Kleinitz – ICOMIA and John Adey – ABYC
Boats with electrical equipment sold in Europe are within the scope of the EU EMC directive, which requires field testing for conformity assessment. ICOMIA (Udo Kleinitz and John Adey) publishes and explains the ICOMIA EMC Good Engineering Practise Standard. By following this installation standard, builders may declare EMC compliance without the need for testing.
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