
Ideal for students and professionals, this guide simplifies naval architecture, from ship design to construction. Includes 93 illustrations and 11 photos for clear, practical learning.
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Master the fundamentals of ship design and construction with *Applied Naval Architecture*, the definitive resource for students and professionals in the maritime industry. This essential textbook bridges the gap between theoretical principles and real-world application, providing a clear, practical understanding of naval architecture tailored for those working in merchant shipping, shipbuilding, and related fields.
Ideal for undergraduate students in marine engineering, nautical science, maritime transport, and ship production, this book serves as both a foundational text and a professional reference. It offers a detailed overview of what naval architects do and how they approach ship design, stability, hydrodynamics, and structural integrity—without requiring advanced mathematical expertise. Whether you're preparing for licensing exams, seeking career advancement, or working in shipyards, this guide delivers the knowledge needed to excel in the maritime sector.
Unlike traditional naval architecture texts, *Applied Naval Architecture* focuses on the practical aspects of ship design and operation, making it accessible to engineers, deck officers, and technical personnel. It covers key topics such as hull form development, weight distribution, stability calculations, and resistance and propulsion—all presented in a way that aligns with industry standards and regulatory requirements. The book also serves as a valuable refresher for licensed officers looking to upgrade their certifications.
This hardcover edition is designed to withstand frequent use, whether in the classroom, onboard a vessel, or in a shipyard office. With 360 pages of in-depth content, including 93 illustrations and 11 black-and-white photos, it provides visual clarity to complex concepts. The compact 6.0in x 9.0in format ensures easy portability, while the sturdy binding guarantees longevity—making it a reliable companion throughout your maritime career.
Written by Robert B. Zubaly, a respected authority in naval architecture, this book is more than just a textbook—it’s a tool for professional growth. It demystifies the role of naval architects while equipping readers with the skills to collaborate effectively with ship designers, engineers, and regulatory bodies. Whether you're a student, a shipyard technician, or a maritime officer, *Applied Naval Architecture* provides the expertise needed to navigate the complexities of modern shipbuilding and operation.
Unlock the principles of ship design with *Applied Naval Architecture*
This authoritative textbook is the go-to resource for maritime professionals seeking a practical understanding of naval architecture. Designed for students and practitioners in marine engineering, nautical science, and ship production, it delivers a clear, application-focused approach to ship design, stability, and construction—without overwhelming technical jargon. Whether you're preparing for licensing exams or advancing your career in the maritime industry, this book provides the foundational knowledge needed to excel.
Tailored for the maritime workforce
Unlike traditional naval architecture texts, this book is written specifically for those working in merchant shipping, shipyards, and related fields. It explains how naval architects develop hull forms, calculate stability, and optimize propulsion systems, offering real-world insights for engineers, deck officers, and technical personnel. With 360 pages of detailed content, including 93 illustrations and 11 black-and-white photos, it simplifies complex concepts while maintaining technical rigor.
Built to last, designed for professionals
The hardcover edition ensures durability, making it ideal for use in classrooms, onboard vessels, or in shipyard offices. Its compact 6.0in x 9.0in format balances portability with readability, while the sturdy binding guarantees long-term use. Whether you're a student, a shipyard technician, or a licensed officer, this book is an indispensable reference for understanding the principles that shape modern shipbuilding.
This 360-page hardcover edition of *Applied Naval Architecture* features 93 detailed illustrations and 11 black-and-white photos to enhance understanding. Published in 1996, it measures 6.0in x 9.0in (9.48 x 5.98 x 1.08 inches) and is written entirely in English, making it accessible to maritime professionals worldwide.
With a legacy of publishing authoritative maritime literature, this publisher has established itself as a trusted source for technical and educational resources in the shipping and shipbuilding industries. Their books are widely used in maritime academies, shipyards, and onboard vessels, providing professionals with reliable, practical knowledge for career advancement.
This book is designed for undergraduate students in maritime-related disciplines, as well as technical staff in shipyards and licensed officers preparing for certification exams.
Yes, it includes content relevant to marine electrical engineering, among other maritime disciplines.
The book contains 93 illustrations to aid in understanding the concepts discussed.
It is not targeted at professional naval architects but serves as a useful introduction for students pursuing a degree in the field.
The hardcover edition measures 9.48 inches in height, 5.98 inches in width, and 1.08 inches in thickness.
Yes, the book includes 11 black-and-white photographs.
This edition was published in 1996.
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