WARSHIP 2022: Designing Warships for the Future
8-9 June 2022
“Designing warships for the future”
The increasing complex warship design requires an effective engineering assistance, design configuration control, supply chain and inventory management to meet operational requirements. With vessel design lives between 25 and 50 years naval architects need to consider the effects of current and future technological and operational developments.
The conference will present technical developments in the design, construction, and support of Surface ships.
Topics
- Sustainability, future fuels and reduced operating costs
- Supportability and availability
- Future upgrade, modularity and adaptability design
- Operability & inter-operability warship design
- Crew reduction
- Life Cycle and Extension
- Digitalisation
- Additive Manufacturing
Keynote Speaker
Rear Admiral Paul Carroll, OBE
Director Innovation & Future Capability, DE&S
Brigadier Sean Brady
Deputy Director IR 21 Shipbuilding | Develop Directorate
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Featuring
Resolving the Impact of Ship’s Design on Deck and Well-deck Launch and Recovery Operations by applying of Quiescent Period Prediction (QPP)
B Ferrier, R Taylor, RN, M R Belmont, J T Christmas, L Fedrick, Holfman Engineering
Survivability, Adaptability and offboard Systems
D Manley, University College London
The much sought-after coating for the sustainable future of warships
M van Ruiten, Hydrex
The Viability of Low-Carbon Fuels & Green Technologies for the Front-Line Naval Vessel
S Newman, BMT
Obsolescence management to enable supportability for the Autonomous Warship
T Flint, BMT
Practical Ship Design Considerations for Mission Modularity
A Kimber and L Griffiths, BMT
The Effect of varying an Aspect of Performance in Early Stage Ship Design: An SSK Example of enhancing Warship Supportability
M H Mukti, R J Pawling and D J Andrews, Marine Research Group, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University College London
Comprehensive Numerical Hydrodynamic Campaign to Evaluate Frigate Concept Hullform
F Gamboa, BAE Systems Maritime Naval Ships
Examining the impact of future alternative fuels on naval vessels
R Pawling, University College London
The Zoom Years: UCL MSc student warship designs through the pandemic
R Pawling, D Manley and N Bradbeer, University College London
Full and Semi Automated Early Stage Ship Layout Generation
N Hifi and M Courts, BAE Systems Maritime Naval Ships
How Digitalization can help Naval Ships during all design stages
R P Fernández, Siemens Digital Industries Software
A novel and tested Fast Displacement Monohull, Catamaran, Trimaran Hull shape for improved fuel consumption and habitability of future Warships
M De Giacomo, Aviomarine Corporation
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Call for Abstracts
Please submit your abstract
The deadline for the abstract submissions has passed however late submissions will be considered by the conference committee.
Registration
Conference Fees
Registration fee:
RINA Members: £900+VAT
Non members: £1000+VAT
Concession: £400+VAT
Authors: £200+VAT
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Conference Venue
M Shed
Princes Wharf
Wapping Rd
Bristol
BS1 4RN
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