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Analysis of calculations when creating a theoretical drawing of a tug by the interpolation method
Author(s) -
Давыдова Светлана Викторовна,
Андриянов Иван Валерьевич
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
naučnye problemy vodnogo transporta
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2713-1866
pISSN - 2713-1858
DOI - 10.37890/jwt.vi67.191
Subject(s) - computer science , interpolation (computer graphics) , modular design , engineering drawing , development (topology) , process (computing) , software , surface (topology) , computer aided design , basis (linear algebra) , industrial engineering , computer graphics (images) , engineering , mathematics , programming language , geometry , animation , mathematical analysis , operating system
The development of a theoretical drawing by manual methods is notable for considerable laboriousness, in this regard, the use of methods that significantly reduce the development time and increase its quality is relevant. In this work, a comparative analysis of methods for obtaining ordinates of a theoretical drawing is carried out. The existing methods of computer-aided design and methods of forming a theoretical drawing are considered: classical, interpolation, affine transformation method, modular method. The process of development of the surface of the tug by the interpolation method is shown, the substantiation of its application is carried out. On the basis of the developed model, a program for calculating the ordinates of the theoretical drawing of tugboats was developed. The results of the software package operation are presented, namely, the ordinates of the theoretical drawing of the tugboat and the hull of the theoretical drawing, as well as the analysis of the calculation accuracy. The adopted approach to the development of the ship's surface can significantly reduce the time and cost of design work on the development of the ship's surface, can be used for its further automation and use as scientific, industrial and educational purposes.

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