3673. A Recommended Weight Margin Approach for Wet Undersea Vehicles

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Title3673. A Recommended Weight Margin Approach for Wet Undersea Vehicles
Publication TypeConference Paper
Paper Number3673
Year of Publication2017
AuthorsBoze, William
Conference76th Annual Conference, Montreal, Canada
Conference LocationMontreal, Canada
PublisherSociety of Allied Weight Engineers, Inc.
Date Published05/2017
Abstract

Non-pressurized fully flooded (or “wet”) undersea vehicles are sensitive to weight and buoyancy changes. Thus, wet vehicles as they will be referred to from here on out, need the application of both an uncertainty margin for weight and buoyancy prediction during the design development phase. Classical margin approaches for addressing risk uncertainty in surface ships or pressurized submersible vehicles do not address buoyancy uncertainty. This is primarily due to establishing and locking-in the surface ship hull or the pressure hull of a submersible vehicle early in the design. Therefore, margin approaches that address both weight and buoyancy uncertainty during wet undersea vehicle designs appear to be needed.

Pages7
Key Words13. Weight Engineering - Marine
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