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• Fuel Efficiency: Fuel efficiency refers to the measure of how much fuel is consumed by a ship to travel a certain distance. It is usually expressed in terms of fuel consumption per unit of distance, such as gallons per nautical mile or liters per kilometer. ... Read More >>
• Tumble Home: Tumble home is the degree to which the topsides of a vessel slope inward towards the upper deck or gunwale. It is the opposite of flare, which is the outward slope of a vessel's topsides. Tumble home is an important design consideration for ... Read More >>
• Currents: Currents are the continuous flow of water in a particular direction. They are caused by various factors such as wind, temperature, salinity, and the shape of the coastline. Currents can be classified into two types: surface currents and dee ... Read More >>