Ships – Displacement-type hull
Patent
1989-04-12
1990-03-13
Basinger, Sherman D.
Ships
Displacement-type hull
114 61, B63B 110
Patent
active
049075187
ABSTRACT:
A multi-hull sailing craft has a pair of essentially aligned parallel interconnecting air foil shaped hulls. Each hull has a vertical flat outwardly curved inner side surface for generating lift and terminating at a lower edge which defines the keel line. The outer side terminates at its lower edge along a chine line. A flat bottom planing surface extends between the chine and the keel, and is downwardly inclined at a substantial dead rise angle to produce both a substantial dynamic buoyant force for moving the hull upwardly and onto the bow wave, and for supplying a lateral force to supplement the lifting force generating along the inner surface. The resulting intersection of the three surfaces producing a keel line which has a convex curvature in both the horizontal and vertical plane.
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patent: 4817548 (1989-04-01), Guergen
patent: 4836120 (1989-06-01), Murphy
Avila Stephen P.
Basinger Sherman D.
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