Ship's design quality as a efficiency criterion
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The issues of assessing the efficiency of a ship as an element of the transportation system are considered. It is shown that a shipowner must have a reliable tool for making the right decisions (assessments) at the stage of considering a ship proposal or design to minimize the risks of making unsuccessful commercial decisions. The authors propose a relative criterion of project efficiency and ways to determine it for an existing vessel and for a ship project. In addition, the procedure for constructing a rank criterion of project efficiency, which in the article depends on the weight of the empty vessel and the desired characteristics of the propeller hull, is considered. The considered criteria are applied to analyze the quality of existing Panamax bulk carriers.
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