GM and Booms
GMp = Zm - zgp
GMp = yg / tgα
GMp = ( 2 * c * B / T(sec) ) 2
c = 0.373 + 0.023 B/T - 0.043 L/100 0.4
ΔGMp = ( m / ( D +m )) * ( hd -zgp )
tgα = yg / GMp (boom hight)
tgα = ( m * Δy ) / ( D' * GMp' )
Ib = ( l * b3 ) / 12
Load
ZG * D + m * Z
ZG' =
D + m
m * Z
GM' = GM -
D
Offload
ZG * D + m * ( Z2 - Z1 )
ZG' =
D + m
m *( Z2 - Z1 )
GM' = GM -
D
yg = ( m * Δy ) / D
yg = GMp * tgα (small angles)
yg = ( lk - zgp * sinα ) / cosα (big angles)
xg = (t * Mj ) / D1.025 + xf
Δzg = m / ( D +m ) * ( z - zg )
V = D / ( δ * k )
D = V * δ * k
m = D * ( xgk - xgp ) / Δxg lad
(weight to shift)
Simpson
Split to 6 areas or 4 and ½, ½
cs = ½, 2, 1, 2, 1, 2, ½
cs = ¼, 1, ¾, 2, 1, 2, ½
S = 2/3 * ( π/180 * d/6 ) * Σ( cs * y )
Static and Dynamic curves
Gz = lk - zgp sinα - yg cosα
ld = 0.08727 * ΣGz
Wind
P * Aw * (Zw+T/2 )
lws =
1000 * g * D
P * Aw * Zw
lwd =
1000 * g * D
Towing
Ft * (Zt+T/2 )
lt =
1000 * g * D
Cyrculation
( 0.8 * Ve (m/s))2
lc = 0.24 * * (zg - T/2 )
l * g
Δmh
L * B3
IB =
12
IB = IPS - S * yS2
S = 2/3 * Σ Cs * y * x
MPS = 2/3 * ½ * Σ Cs * y2 * x
IPS = 2/3 * 1/3 * Σ Cs * y3 * x
yS = MPS / S
Δmh = 2 * ( IPS * δ ) (both sides)
Δmh = IB * δ (one side)
Docking
Δt * Mj Δt = tD - t0
R =
xk - xs
zGP0 * D
GM' = Zm -
D - I R I
GM' > 0
keel block
Grounding
R = 100 * TPC * ΔT
R = DA - D0
Δt = tm - t0
Δt * Mjm
xp = + xS
R
Tgα * GMm * Dm
yP =
R
zgp0 * D0
GMm = Zmm -
Dm
tn * xp
TPN = TRN +
Lpp
tm * xp
Hw = (TRN + ) * cosα + y * sinα
Lpp
From aft particular
Draft Survey
T = ( Td + TR + 6 * To ) / 8
t * xs * 100 * TPC
c1 =
lpp
t2 * ΔMj
c2 =
2 lpp
D1.025 = D1.025 + c1 +c2
D1.025 * δ
Dδ =
1.025
Draft
D1.025 * ( xg - xf )
t =
Mj
Td = T + t / lpp * (lpp / 2 - xs)
Tr = Td - t
Δt = m / Mj * ( xgk - xgp )
Shering Forces - Bending Moments
Kc = ( mcargo + mV/L ) / lcompartment
Kw = - D / lV/L (Always negative D = V/L + cargo)
Q = Kc + Kw
ST0 = m0 * d0 ( m= Q )
ST1 = ST0 + ( m1 * d1 )
MG0 = ST0 * d0/2 ( field under ST graph till d0 )
MG1 = MG0 + ( ST1 * d1/2)
Barge with Trim
t = D / Mj * (xG - xF) ( Xf = 0 )
Mj = ( D * GML ) / L
GML = ZmL - ZG
ZmL = ZF + R
R = IL / V
R = (( l3 * b ) / 12 ) / V
because ZF ZG so GML = R
ZF = T/2
T = V / ( l * b )
l2 * b
Mj =
12IMO - Cryteria
Static
1. GMp >= 0.15m
2. GZ for φ>= 30˚ >= 0.2m
3. φ for GZmax >= 25˚ but should be >= 30˚
Dynamic
4. A ( 0 30˚) >= 0.055 mrad
5. A ( 0 40˚) >= 0.09 mrad
6. A ( 30˚ 40˚ ) >= 0.03mrad
Weather
7. B >= A
8. Φ0 <= 16˚
9. Φ0 <= 0.8φp
Φ0 is for lw1
504 * Aw * (zw+T/2)
lw1 =
1000 * 9.81 * D
lw2 = 1.5 * lw1
end of curve to 50˚ or φz or φc
total angle
Timber carriers:
Nasiakliwosc 10 - 15 %
Not for Timber carriers
GMp >= 0.1m
For Timber carriers
Dep GMp >= 0.1 m
Arr GMp >= 0 m
For all TC
Gz max >=0.25m
A ( 0 40˚) >= 0.08 mrad
Φ0 <= 16˚
Φ0 is for lw1
Passenger ships
General +
Φc <=10˚ (cyrculation)
Φp <=10˚ (passenger muster)
Conteiner carriers
General but limits flexible
Supply vessels
General exept one
Gzmax for φ>= 15˚
HSC and DSC
General +
Cyrculation list and max list <= 8˚
PRS - Cryteria
1. GMp >= 0.15m
>= 0.20m (containers on deck)
2. Gzmax >=0.2m
3. Φ for Gzmax >= 30˚
4. ΦR >= 60˚ ( rightning arms > 0)
>= 50˚ ( for ships with ice on deck)
(Φz - flooding angle - end of curve)
5. lwd ( 1250 N/m2 ) for ΦA ( from book ) - can not cupsize
lKR
>= 1
lWd
Container carriers
6. Φw <= 15˚ (Φw lW = 0.6 * lDW 1216 N/m2 )
ΦC <= 0.5 * ΦP
( water on deck )
7. Φw <= <= 15˚
ΦC <= 0.5 * ΦP
( 0.8* Ve (m/s) )2
ΦC lc = 0.24 ( zGP - T/2 )
L * g
OR ZG DOP >= ZGP
SOLAS - Grain Code - Cryteria
V/L constructed as Grain Carriers
FULL HOLD ( 2% LESS - 15˚ SHIFT ) 1.06 * Mv
NOT FULL HOLD ( 25˚ SHIFT ) 1.12 * Mv
1. GMP >= 0.30m
2. ΦG <= 12˚
3. A ( φG0˚ φ40˚ ) >= 0.075mrad
λ0 = ΣMG / D ( MG = MG / k )
λ40 = 0.8 * λ0
φKR <= φz or 40˚or φ for ΔGzMAX
OR ΣMG <= MGMAX
V/L constructed not as Grain Carriers
1. GMp >= 0.30m and
GMp >= GMGrainCode
2. Mz <= 1/3 * DWT
Grain Weight
3. Vertical h = 1/8 * B or >=2.4m
4. Holds not full secured with bags
Stability in Emergency Situations
VW ( volume of water )
μ =
VP ( volume of compartment )
Hole in the Hull:
Width: 11m or 3m +3%Lpp
Hight: from keel to upperdeck
Depth: 1/3 Breath
Categories of flooded departments
I - flooded completely ( below water line )
II - partly flooded ( constant quantity of water, leak from ballast tanks etc.)
III - flooded in and out ( hole on the water line )
Calculating Methods:
Loaded Weight Method (cat I and II, ZG, Δmh GMA, ZGA )
2. Constant Deadweight Method ( cat III, constant Deadweight, new hull shape, new hydrostatic curves )
Passenger Ships
1. GMA >= 0.05m
2. GZMAX >= 0.10m
>= Mpax / D + 0.04
>= Mw(120N/m2) / D + 0.04
>= MR / D + 0.04
( moment from launching lifeboats )
3. φA <= 7˚ - ( for one department )
φA <= 12˚ - ( for two departments )
4. φtemp <= 15˚
( temp pass muster in one place )
5. ld 20˚ = A >= 0.015mrad
RO - PAX
1.
A
>= N ˜ 97.5% (possibility to survive the storm)
AMAX
A = Σa * p * s
( possibility to be a hole in this place )
( possibility to be a hole that big )
( possibility that ship match the cryteria )
AMAX = A for s = 1
2. Stockholm Agreement
- N = 1
- In emergency we do have water on each deck above