Figure 3 The simulation in Fig.3 shows that the model A is having less fluids pressure due to a larger S/L ratio anc asymmetric outrigger hulls placement which then leads to a higher turbulence effect (TED and TKE). The difference of the second RC model is that the model B is having lower turbulence effects (TED and TKE) due to the smaller value of S/L ratio and asymmetric outrigger hulls placement, besides that these factors also leads to the pressure enhancement especially in the after peak part of the model. The model C is having the highest value of turbulence eddy dissipation due to the larger S/L ratio and the symmectric outrigger hulls placement. Because of the value of the S/L ratio is the same as model A the approximation of the turbulence kinetic energy value is near. The CFD simulation then used to clarify the total resistance calculation based on the fluids flow model measurements to enhance the accuracy of the results data in this research and the water condition in this research was assumed as smooth water. Based on Savitsky planning theorem in hydrodynamics evaluation of planning hulls in smooth water, it has been found that the flow which separated from the chine may reattach to the side of the prismatic hull at some distance forward of the transom for certain combinations of C,, B, r, and mean wetted length- beam ratio\. An empirical formulation of the slope of the line through the data is [7]: