Journal of the Kansai Society of Naval Architects, Japan
Online ISSN : 2433-104X
Print ISSN : 0389-9101
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On Maneuverability Performance of Deep Submergence Research Vehicle SHINKAI 6500
Shinichi TAKAGAWANaotika NANBAHideyuki MORIHANAHisao TEZUKAItsurou MAEDAKiyoshi SHIGEKUNIShinji ISHIGURO
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Pages 201-207

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Abstract

Deep Submergence Research Vehicle "SHINKAI6500" is the latest manned research vehicle which can dive to the deepest existing in the world. The maneuverability of a submersible vehicle is highly dependent on its cofiguration. During the development of "SHINKAl6500" we have assumed great importance to its decending and ascending capability. "SHINKAI6500"'s configuration has been improved in various respects reflecting "SHINKAI2000"'s operation results, finally determined based on the results of twice wind tunnel tests and a tank test. In sea trials it is confirmed that hydrodynamics resistance of "SHINKAI6500" is remarkably reduced compared to that of "SHINKAI2000". This paper describes the outline of these model tests, sea trials and the process of the development of its streamlined cofigulation.

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© 1991 The Japan Society of Naval Architects and Ocean Engineers
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