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Scaling the Roughness of Submarine Non-Skid Coatings
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Paper presented at the SNAME 29th American Towing Tank Conference, August 11–13, 2010
Paper Number: SNAME-ATTC-2010-015
... A portion of the upper deck surface of a submarine can be coated with roughness for crew safety when walking on the hull. The roughness factor for the non-skid coating on a full scale submarine is very large, on the order of 400 under typical ship operation conditions. Boundary layer...
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