A selection from the RINA bookshop


BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS FOR ENGINEERS By Professor Chengi Kuo FRINA Ref BFE01 This book deals with essential business topics, so often treated in a specialised and lengthy way, as related to practical engineering situations. Eight chapters cover: business and the engineer; fundamental elements of business; markets; management; money; manpower; case examples; and application. This volume provides engineering students and practising engineers with an affective and well-integrated introduction to business. Price £20 (RINA member £19) + p&p UK £7 Eur £8 OVS £12


DRYDOCKING& SHIPBOARD MAINTENANCE AGuide For Industry - First Edition - Ref: DRYD The need for shipboard maintenance in an age of the principles of International Safety Management (ISM) has never been more important. If the industry is to operate at all it must be within the safety guidelines. Many shipboard tasks fall inside the planned maintenance programmes which can be conducted on a day to day basis but many of the annual tasks required to operate ships tend to accumulate and can only be catered for within a docking scenario. Over 100 Photographs - Numerous diagrams and check lists. Listing of Dry Dock operations, handling facilities, main ship builders and repair yards. International listing of countries with Dry Docking and Ship Repair facilites. Price £40 Members £37 +p&p UK Free EUR £5.00 OVS £9


FATIGUE ANALYSIS OF SHIPSTRUCTURES by S. Petinov Ref: FASS


The author discusses in detail the fundamentals and recent advances in fatigue analysis with special emphasis on crack mechanics and fatigue design of structural details. Chapters: Behavior of materials under alternating loads; Crack initiation; Crack propagation; Applications of fatigue analysis; Appendices. The book is for engineers, research staff, professors and graduates engaged in fatigue preventing design and survey, fatigue studies of materials and structures, planning repair and maintenance, and strength standard development. Price £84.00 (RINA Member £79) N. America/Canada £6 ROW£16


FULLYREFRIGERATED LPGCARRIERS By Syd Harris FRINA Ref: FRLPG This new publication , claimed by the author, gas shipping consultant Syd Harris, as unique, provides the first comprehensive study of the design and development of fully refrigerated LPG carriers. It spans a period from the challenging and exciting refrigeration breakthrough in the late 1950s to the present day, having been written from a naval architecture's point of view and by a man who has spent his whole working life in the gas sector. Price £75 (RINA Member £70) +p&p UK Free Eur £7 OVS £14


IMPROVING SHIP OPERATIONALDESIGN Compiled By The Nautical Institute Ref: ISOD This book has been prepared to assist with the feedback from the user and is based upon a survey of the Institute’s membership and the solutions advocated by experienced practitioners. The book is essential reading for all those involved in the design process whether in a shipping company, independent design office or shipbuilder.


This book explores the world of ships and boats, from the earliest hulls made from wood and skin, to modern cargo ships


SHIPS WITH OUTRIGGERS by V. Dubrovsky FRINA Ref: SHWO


and powerful speedboats. Practical and easy-to-do projects will show you how ships work and what makes them go. Make your own yacht into the wind, what makes a submarine dive and resurface. 20 informative sections explain the history of ships. Over 16 practical projects to help you discover how ships work. Contains over 250 full-colour illustrations and explanatory artworks.


Price £5.95 Member £5.95 + p& p UK £2 Eur £4 Ovs £8


MULTI-HULL SHIPS By V. Dubrovsky FRINA, A. Lyakhovitsky Ref: MHS Catamarans, SWATH, and other multi-hull ships are among the dynamically progressing types of marine vessels both in terms of performance and production growth.


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 progress has been


multi-hull ships it is what “Principles of Naval Architecture” (PNA) is for traditional ships. Price £185 (RINA Member £175) p&p N. America/Canada £6, ROW £16


This monograph satisfies such demand.


SD14: THE FULLSTORY JOHN LINGWOOD Ref: SD14


For


The SD14 is almost extinct, and this book is a fitting tribute to a much-admired British-designed cargo ship. Indeed, it should become the definitive history of the SD14 its derivatives. It provides a first-hand account of the SD14's conception and planning from a member of the design team, with many personal insights into the shipbuilding industry of the 1960s. Included are full career details of every SD14, the Prinasa-121s, the SD15 and the three SD18s: a total of 228 ships built by seven yards in four countries. Every ship is illustrated, usually at several stages of its career, 99% in full colour. Price £29.50 Members £26.50 + p&p UK £6 Eur £8 ROW£16


SEAKEEPING: Ship Behaviour in Rough Weather (Second Edition) By DrAR J M Lloyd FEng FRINA Ref: SEA01 Comprehensive revised account of waves, ship motions, trials, model testing, probability formulae, roll stabilisation, added resistance, slamming, deck wetness, propeller emergence, human factors, seakeeping criteria, operational effectiveness and the effect of hull form and size on seakeeping. Worked examples and design recommendations Price £45 (RINA Member £43) + p&p UK £5.50 Eur £8 OVS £16


SHIPDYNAMICS FOR MARINERS I C Clark Ref: SHDM


Also sea staff will understand more fully their essential role in communicating with design staff, particularly when standing by a new building. Price £23.57 Members £21.57 p&p UK £3.50 Eur £6 OVS £9.50


INVESTIGATINGS: SHIPS For 8 -12 year olds By Chris Oxlade - Consultant Trevor Blakeley FRINA Get your children or grand-children interested in the workings of Ships & Boats early Ref: ISHIP


This well illustrated and thoroughly researched book covers the subject of ship motion. Seafarers through ages have known what ship motion is because they experience it. However predicting motion in advance to better control a ship requires knowledge of the physical principles involved. This single volume contains a wealth of information. It is very thought-provoking as well as being very informative. Mr Clark's unique style of illustrating complex hydrodynamic interactions enables this book to reach across the boundaries between naval architect and mariner. Even experienced naval architects and mariners will find much to interest them. The author is to be congratulated in putting across some quite complex physical phenomena in a way which is so easy to follow.


Price: £50 Members £40 +p&p UK £5.50 EUR £7.50 OVS £15 For a full book list please contact the Publications department on: Tel: +44 (0)20 7235 4622, e-mail: publications@rina.org.rina or visit our website at http://www.rina.org.uk


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”. £60 (RINA Member £57) + p&p N America/Canada £4 ROW £11 When purchased with Multi- Hull Ships £25 RINA member £23 + p&p for MHS only.


SIGNIFICANT SHIPS OF 2004 By John Lingwood MRINA Ref: SIG04 One of RINA’s most popular publications. Significant Ships has been published annually every February since 1990 and presents in one volume approximately 50 of the best commercial designs, completed by shipyards worldwide in the preceding year. Emphasis is placed on newbuildings over 100m in length, although some significant smaller cargo ships, fast ferries and offshore vessels may also be considered Concise technical information, general arrangement plans and a colour illustration of each ship. Individual copies or a set from 1993-2004 can be purchased.


Price £43 (RINA Member £37.50) inc p&p


THERE GO THE SHIPS - SECOND EDITION Marshall Meek FRINA Ref: TGTS The author was the Chief Naval Architect and Director of Ocean Fleets. Now, in this finely crafted account he offers an individual perspective of 60 years in the maritime world. He tells of the glorious days when UK shipowners were in their prime before their rapid and ignominious collapse, how merchant shipbuilding sank without trace despite large subsidies, and the 'head in the sand' philosophy of management and unions towards foreign competition.


Throughout the book the author touches on his involvement with these major sections, but also with the many supporting activities. Price £9.95 ( RINA Member £9.95) + p&p UK £2.50 Eur£3.50 ROW £7.50


BOOKSHOP ANNOUNCEMENT


Please note you will receive a 10% discount if you order any book from Elsevier through the following link on our website:


http://www.rina.org.uk click on publications, then books, then on the Elsevier icon. Please note you do not have to register to receive the eNEWS to receive your discount.


A selection of books available includes: An Introduction To Naval Architecture, Basic Ship Theory, Comtempary Ideas on Ship Stability, Practical Ship Design, Practical Ship Hydrodynamics, Safety and Security at Sea, plus many more.


Published 10 times a year


• Providing up-to-date technical information on commercial ship design, construction and equipment.


• Regular reports on centres of shipbuilding activity worldwide.


• Comprehensive, technical descriptions of the latest newbuildings.


• News, views, rules & regulations, technology, CAD/CAM, innovations.


• Includes the bi-monthly publication


2006 SUBSCRIPTION UK: £105 Europe: £110


Overseas: £120 Ref: J6


2006 SUBSCRIPTION UK: £80 Europe: £85 Overseas: £95 Ref: J7


Prices are inclusive of postage and packaging


TRANSACTIONS PART A (IJME) PART B (IJSCT) & ANNUAL REPORT INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MARITIME ENGINEERING (IJME)


Members Volumes 148 (2006) Price per volume £45 Ref BV06


2006 Members Part Ref: IJME06 Set Ref: ST06 Part A1 Part A2 Part A3 Part A4 Set £9


£9 £9


2006 Members Part Ref: IJSCT06 Set Ref: SS06 Part B1 Part B2 Set £9


£15 £9 £25


INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SMALL CRAFT TECHNOLOGY (IJSCT) £9


Non-Members Volumes 148 (2006) Price per volume £120 Ref BV0148


Non-Members Part Ref:IJME06 Set Ref: ST106 Part A1 Part A2 Part A3 Part A4 Set £18


£18 Non-Members Part Ref: IJSCT06 SetSS106 £18


Part B1 Part B2 Set £18 £18


£30 For further information on previous editions please contact the Publications department on: Tel: +44 (0) 20 7235 4622, Email: publications@rina.org.uk or Website: http://www.rina.org.uk £18 £58


Published 6 times a year


• In depth coverage of small craft/small ship design, building & technology.


• Specialist sections include: fast ferries, tugs, salvage & offshore, patrol & paramilitary craft, coastal & inland waterway vessels, pilot boats, propulsion and transmissions.


• Advances in construction materials, electronics, marine equipment.


• Contract news and the latest market developments.


Published Quarterly


• In depth coverage of all aspects of shiprepair and conversion work and comprehensive technical descriptions of major conversion projects.


• Regular regional surveys on the major shiprepair centres.


• Developments in shipboard and shipyard equipment technology.


• Contract news, appointments, industry views, new regulations.


2006 SUBSCRIPTION UK: £35 Europe: £40 Overseas: £45 Ref: J8


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