Hovercrafts, also known as Air Cushion Vehicles (ACV), are amphibious vehicles able to operate both in speed and in stationary conditions on land, water, mud, ice and other surfaces. They work by creating a cushion of air, at low pressure and high flow rate, between the hull of the vehicle and the underlying surface. This cushion is contained beneath the hull by a set of peripheral skirts granting the lift of the craft at the required height.
Investigation into the steering ability problems ofcompact hovercraft
Odetti, AngeloPrimo
Writing – Original Draft Preparation
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2015
Abstract
Hovercrafts, also known as Air Cushion Vehicles (ACV), are amphibious vehicles able to operate both in speed and in stationary conditions on land, water, mud, ice and other surfaces. They work by creating a cushion of air, at low pressure and high flow rate, between the hull of the vehicle and the underlying surface. This cushion is contained beneath the hull by a set of peripheral skirts granting the lift of the craft at the required height.File in questo prodotto:
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