Skip Nav Destination

Issues

Select Decade

Select Year

Issue

Volume 25, Issue 01

February 2009

This article was originally published in

Journal of Ship Production

All Issues

ISSN 8756-1417

EISSN 1542-0469

Select All in Issue

A New Check Method of Lifting Padeyes Based on Frictionless Cylindrical Contact Theory

Zhou Bo; Liu Yujun; Ji Zhuoshang

J Ship Prod 25 (01): 1–6. doi: https://doi.org/10.5957/jsp.2009.25.1.1

Abstract

View article

PDF

Add to Citation Manager

Automatic Line-Heating Process for Forming the Double-Curved Shell Plates

Ji Wang; Yujun Liu; Zhuoshang Ji; Yanping Deng; Jun Zhang

J Ship Prod 25 (01): 7–13. doi: https://doi.org/10.5957/jsp.2009.25.1.7

Abstract

View article

PDF

Add to Citation Manager

Numerical and Experimental Investigations on Temperature and Stress Distribution in Oxygen Cutting

Zhou Bo; Liu Yujun; Ji Zhuoshang

J Ship Prod 25 (01): 14–20. doi: https://doi.org/10.5957/jsp.2009.25.1.14

Abstract

View article

PDF

Add to Citation Manager

Experimental Study on Friction Stir Welding of Marine Grade Aluminum Alloy

Pankaj Biswas; N. R. Mandal

J Ship Prod 25 (01): 21–26. doi: https://doi.org/10.5957/jsp.2009.25.1.21

Abstract

View article

PDF

Add to Citation Manager

Product(s) added to cart

Go to Cart Continue Browsing

Email alerts

Latest Issue Alert

Latest
Most Read
Most Cited

Research on Design System of Offshore Platform Accommodation Cabin Based on Kansei Engineering

Adjacency-Based Facility Layout Optimization for Shipyards: A Case Study

Research on an SVM Prediction of Welding Deformation Rectification for High-Strength Steel Fillet-Welded Joints after Traveling Induction Heating

Hydrodynamic Decomposition-Based Optimization of Ship’s Hull–Propeller System Under Multiple Operating Conditions

A New Check Method of Lifting Padeyes Based on Frictionless Cylindrical Contact Theory

Automatic Line-Heating Process for Forming the Double-Curved Shell Plates

Numerical and Experimental Investigations on Temperature and Stress Distribution in Oxygen Cutting

Experimental Study on Friction Stir Welding of Marine Grade Aluminum Alloy

Email alerts

Explore

Connect

Resources

Engage

Issues

A New Check Method of Lifting Padeyes Based on Frictionless Cylindrical Contact Theory

Automatic Line-Heating Process for Forming the Double-Curved Shell Plates

Numerical and Experimental Investigations on Temperature and Stress Distribution in Oxygen Cutting

Experimental Study on Friction Stir Welding of Marine Grade Aluminum Alloy

Product(s) added to cart

Email alerts

Explore

Connect

Resources

Engage

Sign In or Register to Continue