Power Catamaran Redesign Plans

@engartdesigninfo

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@ahmedassad902

Hello, I fully understand your needs, as I have previously worked on a project similar to your specifications. I am an experienced architect specializing in 3D design and rendering. I have extensive experience using AutoCAD, SketchUp, and Revit 2025, and I can deliver the required design drawings on time. I would be delighted to work on your project. I have carefully reviewed your project details. If you choose me, your project will be completed quickly and to a high standard. Thank you for your interest.

@mobasherreza10

Hello there, I noticed you need a full naval architecture redesign of an existing power catamaran, scaling it down from twin 150–200 hp outboards to a more efficient twin 50 hp configuration while preserving hull behaviour, stability, and the original design language, including complete rework of hydrostatics, structure, laminate schedule, and production-ready CAD outputs for direct fabrication. I currently manage hull scaling and lightweight marine redesign workflows where existing vessel designs are re-optimised for different power-to-weight ratios, including updated lines plans, displacement and trim recalculations, structural laminate redesign for fiberglass construction, and production-ready Rhino/CNC outputs that ship directly to tooling without additional lofting, and I would love to do the same for your catamaran conversion. Best regards, Mobasher Reza

@SkillCrafts

Your requirement for a compact, efficient power catamaran leveraging existing design principles resonates with my experience in scaled hydrodynamics and composite structural optimization. I've previously adapted high-performance hull forms for reduced powerplants, achieving a comparable power-to-weight ratio and maintaining seakeeping characteristics through meticulous CFD analysis and iterative refinement. My approach will begin with a parametric study using the provided Rhino CAD data to establish scaling factors for the hull geometry. I'll then employ a suite of CFD tools, likely including OpenFOAM for viscous flow analysis and potential wave generation, to predict performance with the 50 hp outboards. Simultaneously, I'll conduct finite element analysis (FEA) on the updated laminate schedule, derived from the original fiberglass construction, to ensure structural integrity and compliance with updated scantling requirements. This iterative process will optimize for efficiency, stability, and ride quality. To ensure we're perfectly aligned, could you clarify the target speed range for the 50 hp configuration? Also, what are your primary performance metrics for "efficiently" in this context (e.g., fuel consumption at cruise, top speed)? I'm eager to discuss how my expertise can deliver a successful redesign.