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Relation of speed to fuel consumption, displacement
Does anybody know what relation there is between fuel consumption of a
displacement hull and its speed? Is this linear, quadratic or something else? To make it more concrete, say you have a consumption of 60l/h at cruising speed. Would you then e.g. see 30l/h at half the cruising speed and 15l/h at 1/4th the cruising speed or would it be more, or less? TIA, if you prefer (also) email amulder(AT)rootshell.be |
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