Novel Naval Architecture and Retrofit Electric Marine Propulsion Systems Blind

Can you see all the information in the task, or just a screenshot?. can you download files from 2 different jobs?. maybe I need to redo my application, make a third one :). put all the files in it and output all the information from the specification to the description?. I just don't know how the file transfer process works.

Sorry. I forgot to add a video to my project. Put it in the second draft. Hope it's not banned. Yes, it is of course unnecessary, but I got a little carried away)

Thank you. Yes, we certainly don't want you spending a lot of time on anything at this point. Concepts and sketches are perfect as we just want some examples of what we want to do in greater detail later. This is just for the presentation to raise the funds from our investors. No detail is perfect.

OK. Thank you. auto translation distorted my question a little, but we seem to understand each other.)
Tomorrow I will start preparing a conceptual model. It will be just a demonstration model, because a detailed one needs to be done for a long time and in a team. Now I can’t afford to spend a lot of time without paying, I don’t know how durable the material gives a 3D printer: what will be the size of the kit, what weight, what engine power). Therefore, I will simply create a conceptual model and attach the data of the prototype vessel. And if you start building exactly my version, then of course everything will be refined and changed, as always in shipbuilding))

Desculpa eu me enganei, vc especificou projeto naval

Hello Aleksandrk,
We are open to any design. I am a huge fan of catamaran designs. After the raise we plan to work with several Naval Architecture and Marine Engineers to test many designs. The sizes we have in mind initially are common recreational sizes for coastal watercraft ranging from 20ft to 55ft. The 2 industrial 3D printers we have on order are very large however. One can print single parts as large as 20ft x 20ft x 100ft. The other has a continuous build envelope and can print parts in excess of 100ft when printed on conveyor. We plan to start with hulls under 55ft though.
In short, we are not stuck on any designs and our first order of business will be to model and test many different designs using computational fluid dynamics simulation as well as scale model construction.

Do you want exactly hydrofoils and planing? I do not like these types of hulls (it pumps without a complex wing control system and it is necessary to optimize the route for the speed that is beneficial to the hull). I like catamarans with aerodynamic unloading (skeg type). In what areas do you plan to use the ships? The size will depend on it. Do you plan to make a ship for the ocean on a 3D printer? For the coastal zone and the lake, my variant is perfect. Can I improve my version according to your requirments?

Hello Steersman, the short answer is leisure/recreational boats and small working boats in common use. Can be any hull type (pontoon, semi-displacement, planing) or external attachments to those existing types as aftermarket additions (ie. attachments to a panga that turn it into a hydrofoil or Attachment to a transom that converts outboard to jet motors, etc). Hope that helps clarify.

Hi. Could you expand on what the application is please. Is the hull design leisure boats, working boats, or cargo ships?

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And if the only software supported is from Dassault you leave many designers out.
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