Our experienced naval architects and Design team covers all the ship type range for design newbuilding ranges. We have already the foundation to complete vessels ranged from yachts to a small craft.
Group Navale Offers a variety of services
Concept Design
Basic Design for Electrical Parts
Basic Design for Hull Construction
Basic Design for Piping and Machinery
Basic Design for Electrical Parts
Class Approval
CONCEPT DESIGN
The concept design stage concerns the process between our office and the client and we complete a preliminary design and study of the boat as he wants her. Basic Limitations are mainly driven by cost and can affect other areas like Length or speed.
What we do:
General Arrangement Plan with all the details as preliminary
Lines Plan in a preliminary stage
Subdivision, tank capacities
Hydrostatic Calculations in the preliminary stage
Speed and Power Estimate and hull optimization
BASIC DESIGN
The basic design stage transforms the vessel concept into a technically safe to build vessel. This is done by developing scantlings and Stability Calculations, system PIDs and structural drawings in accordance with Rules and Regulations by the Classification Society, Flag, or other authority.
What we do:
General Arrangement
Midship Section
Profile and Decks
Construction Drawings
Bulkhead Drawings
Preliminary Trim and Stability Booklet
Preliminary Damage Stability if it’s necessary
Welding Schedule
Weight Analysis and Distribution Diagram
Engine room Primary Foundation
Foundations for Several Machinery items
Piping Diagram for Bilge, Fire, Ballast, and other system
Fire Control Plan
Insulation Plan
Safety Plan
Engine Room Layout
Hatch Plan Arrangement
Steering Gear Arrangement
Mooring Arrangement
Sea Chest Arrangement
Air Pipe Diagram
Ventilation for Engine Room
Ventilation for other Spaces
Electric Balance
Short circuit calculations
Emergency Switchboard
Typical electrical diagrams for main systems
DETAIL DESIGN
The technical project after completing the basic design stage is now ready for the product documentation based on the very specific standards and requirements put by the shipyards.