Ship Hull Lines Plan &

Ship Hull Lines Plan & 3D Modelling

Project Overview

This project showcases the development of ship hull geometry through an integrated 2D and 3D CAD design workflow.

The work combines a detailed Lines Plan with a corresponding 3D Hull Model, providing a coordinated representation of the vessel's hull form for naval architecture and marine design applications.

Project Objective

The objective was to develop a clear and consistent representation of the vessel's hull geometry, connecting traditional naval architecture drawings with three-dimensional hull modelling.

Design Process

1. Hull Lines Plan Development

Preparation of the principal hull geometry drawings, including:

Profile Plan (Sheer Plan)

Body Plan

Half-Breadth Plan

Stations and transverse sections

Waterlines and buttock lines

2. 3D Hull Modelling

Development of the corresponding three-dimensional hull form, representing the vessel's external geometry and surface arrangement.

3. 2D and 3D Geometry Coordinates

Organization of the 2D drawings and 3D model to provide a consistent representation of the hull form for design visualization and further engineering development.

Project Deliverables

Ship Lines Plan

Profile, Body, and Half-Breadth views

3D Hull Model

Hull Geometry Visualizations

CAD Drawings for Naval Architecture Applications

Final Outcome

The project demonstrates an integrated approach to hull geometry development, combining traditional 2D ship design documentation with modern 3D CAD modelling.

The resulting drawings and model provide a useful geometric foundation for design review and potential subsequent naval architecture and structural engineering work.