- A
wingsail, twin-skin sail or
double skin sail is a variable-camber
aerodynamic structure that is ****ed to a
marine vessel in
place of
conventional sails...
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where it
would park
using a
combination of
brakes and
feathering the
wingsail while it
performs its
science activities. The
rover would carry a science...
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monohulls feature wing-like
sailing hydrofoils mounted under the hull, a soft
wingsail, and no keel.
Following the 2017 America's Cup,
winners Royal New Zealand...
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study considered several designs and
concluded that a
wingsail would be the most effective. The
wingsail option studied consisted of an
automated system of...
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configuration Wing root
Wingsuit flying Sailing Sails Forces on
sails Wingsail "Online
Etymology Dictionary". Etymonline.com.
Retrieved 2012-04-25. "Navier-Stokes...
- The AC72 (America's Cup 72 class) is a
class of
wingsail catamarans built to a box rule,
which governs the
construction and
operation of
yachts competing...
- AC50 (defined in the America's Cup
rules as AC
class yacht, or ACC) was a
wingsail catamaran development rule that
governed the
construction of the yachts...
- in the
International Catamaran Challenge Trophy (ICCT). It has a
single wingsail with two
aerodynamic flaps,
instead of the
conventional mast and sail combination...
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company Alfa
Laval to
further develop the concept's
wingsail design. The
concept features expandable wingsails that can
rotate 360
degrees and tilt down if needed...
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although experimental sail systems, such as the turbosails, rotorsails, and
wingsails have been used on
larger modern vessels for fuel savings.
Mechanical propulsion...
