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Association textbook, page 94, Example 2.4.2-4

2018-05-10View Original

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This post was last edited by GorgeousYue on 2018-5-10 20:03. I’m seeking help from fellow sailors and experts: where does the value 10936.41 in the calculation of shaft power come from? Why not 11583.6?
Reply #22018-05-11
Questions of this type are almost never encountered in professional exams; generally, when data lookup is involved, the necessary data is provided in the question itself.
Reply #32018-05-11
Resolved; this was an error in the electronically distributed version of the association’s textbook, and the corrected version of the association’s textbook has been released.
Reply #42018-05-11
Is there a big difference in content between the old and new versions of the book? I bought the old version from the association’s official website
Reply #52018-05-17
Did you buy it used? I haven’t checked it carefully; I came across this issue while occasionally looking at the electronic version at the company.

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