is there such a term ......"maximum haul speed"
dreamchaser Petty Officer 1st Class Joined Aug 31, 2006 Messages 228 Sep 22, 2006 #1 is there such a term ......"maximum haul speed"
tashasdaddy Honorary Moderator Emeritus Joined Nov 11, 2005 Messages 51,019 Sep 22, 2006 #2 Re: haul speed hull speed is usually associated with displacement hulls and sailboats, most power boats are planing hulls.
Re: haul speed hull speed is usually associated with displacement hulls and sailboats, most power boats are planing hulls.
JB Honorary Moderator Emeritus Joined Mar 25, 2001 Messages 45,907 Sep 22, 2006 #3 Re: haul speed For most boats there is a "displacement speed", which is the max speed before the boat begins to lift toward plane. Displacement hulls usually cannot exceed this speed without massive applications of power.
Re: haul speed For most boats there is a "displacement speed", which is the max speed before the boat begins to lift toward plane. Displacement hulls usually cannot exceed this speed without massive applications of power.
S swist Senior Chief Petty Officer Joined Jul 1, 2004 Messages 678 Sep 22, 2006 #4 Re: haul speed Hull speed of a boat (in knots) = 1.34 * sqrt(LWL) LWL = length at waterline (in feet).. Now you know why a 1000' aircraft carrier can go 35kt without having to plane.
Re: haul speed Hull speed of a boat (in knots) = 1.34 * sqrt(LWL) LWL = length at waterline (in feet).. Now you know why a 1000' aircraft carrier can go 35kt without having to plane.
