
Class Societies
Engineering Business, Legal, Project ManagementOn land, cities inspect new house construction. But who inspects new ships? And how does that work with an international industry?

5 Steps to (NOT) Build a Boat
Engineering Business, Hull Structure, Integration / Engineering, Production Engineering, Project Management, Shipyard And Support ServicesWhen building a yacht, pick a design you finish. Here are several steps that help before embarking on any boat construction project.

Weight Control
Engineering Business, Project ManagementIf we ignore weight control, we risk a potentially unusable ship. Understand the risks and the necessity of how to perform correct weight control.

Which Engineer
Design Support, Engineering Business, Hiring Consultant, Integration / Engineering, Production Engineering, Project Management, Shipyard And Support Services, Support ServicesIf you want a modern vessel, expect a modern team of experts. So let’s meet all the different roles and learn who it takes to create a modern ship.
America’s Cup Hydrofoils: Dangers and Solutions
Fluid Dynamics, Fluid Loads, Fluids, Project Management, Seakeeping / Fluid Structure Interaction, Ship Maneuvering, Ship Motion ControlNo discussion of hydrofoils is complete without addressing their application to the 2013 America’s Cup yachts. Catamarans screamed across the ocean. But with all that excitement, we sometimes forget how the crew jeopardized their lives in every race. This article presents an engineering perspective on the America’s Cup hydrofoils of 2013, with options for improvement.
Understanding Ship Model Testing
Engineering Business, Project ManagementModel testing in the towing tank. It's expensive. What do you actually get from this? Read this five minute article to get the basics.