Catamarans have a larger deck area, providing more space for equipment to be arranged on board. This allows the 15m catamaran to be more flexible in its functional layout and can be tailored to different needs, for example, as a passenger ship, ferry, research vessel or yacht.
Furthermore, catamarans are often designed with a focus on sailing efficiency and load carrying capacity. By optimizing the hull structure and power system, catamarans are able to achieve higher speeds with the same power while maintaining lower fuel consumption. In addition, the hull structure of the catamaran gives it a greater load carrying capacity and can carry more cargo or passengers.
However, catamarans have some limitations. For example, due to its complex structure, construction and maintenance costs can be relatively high. In addition, the catamaran may produce a large shock resistance when sailing at high speed, which affects its sailing efficiency to a certain extent.
