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Faster, Smarter, Lighter

Choi, 2018

Document ID
12041530748602232124
Author
Choi C
Publication year
Publication venue
ASEE Prism

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In 1975, Australian Ken Warby approached Tom Fink, dean of engineering at the University of New South Wales, for technical advice in turning his hydroplane into the world's fastest boat. Warby described the spruce, plywood, and fiberglass craft, built in his Sydney …
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