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 Annex 4: Design Development - This describes the procedures to be adopted to complete the final phase the exercise, design development.


These documents are structured to guide the students independently through the design exercise. However, the detailed descriptions and guidance of the design steps risked obscuring the overall design process. Therefore, Road Map documents detailing the broad process and key expected deliverables were developed, examples are shown in Figure 4.


As module attendees may not be familiar with naval ship standards and conventions, three


short guidance


documents were produced to provide deeper guidance in particular areas where the existing expertise/knowledge may be limited. These documents were:


 Stability guidance;  Structural design guidance;  Layout guidance.


Outline requirements Annex 2 Section 2.1, 2.2 Staff Target


Concept Sizing


Spreadsheet Annex 2 Section 3.2


Initial Sizing Baseline & Options


Conduct a minor parametric survey


Apply constraints Defining the Staff Target


Conduct a major parametric survey


For example, UCL expects MSc students to develop their own tool for assessing and managing weight and space demands within their design. Their tools are typically developed over several weeks with extensive interaction


A data book with selected information on key payload and ship systems was also provided to support exercise.


the 5.5 MODULE TOOLS


Both the UCL BEng and MSc courses make use of commercial naval architecture analysis software together with other UCL and student


constrained timescale of contact time combined with the challenges of distance learning led to an early recognition that unfeasible.


developed tools. The the normal UCL practice would be


Cost


Baseline + Options Annex 2 Section 3


Capability


Baseline + Options Annex2 Section5


Select preferred solution


Cost Capability Study


Cost / Capability Study


Annex 2 Section 5 Rebalance Ship


Apply constraints


Statement of capability


Annex2Section1.5 Indicative Blockdecklayout Annex 2 Section 1.5,4 Select most Cost Effective Option (a) Key C17 Concept Design Steps Figure 4: Example Road Maps


(b) Key C17 Parametric Survey Steps


Indicative Upper deck layout Annex 2 Section 1.5,4


Complete Form A and sendtoUCL


Indicative Design Annex 2 Section 1.5


Yes


Did rebalancing change ship?


No


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