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Designing Sails for Our CUSTOM Catamaran!

10 de junio de 2026 · 13 min · 121K visitas

Catamaran sail design with wind flow analysis displayed

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Brian interviews Johan from Quantum Sails about the sail design process for Delos 2.0, the crew's custom catamaran build.0:03 Johan walks through Quantum's proprietary FSI (fluid-structure interaction) software called IQ, which models airflow over sails and simultaneous structural deformation together — not as separate static calculations — to simulate how a sail actually trims and settles under load.2:08 The tool ingests a full sail plan with all attachment points, sheet runs, track positions, and hardware locations, then generates color-mapped strain distributions showing where loads concentrate and where fabric weakens or wrinkles.4:18 A direct comparison between Hydranet (from Dimension Polyant) and a standard six-ounce Dacron crosscut sail at identical sheet tension shows the Dacron stretching and wrinkling significantly more, particularly at the leech.7:51 The simulation also models a reefed mainsail at 16 knots true wind, assessing reef point reinforcement heights and clew position.10:19 IQ is described as a validation tool, not a design replacement — the designer's expertise and sail library still drive initial choices.8:17 The runs confirmed Hydranet as the fabric for Delos 2.0.11:52 Sails are still months from delivery at the time of recording.12:12

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