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5003 Lectures - Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

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E<strong>5003</strong> - Ship Structures I 45<br />

© C.G. Daley<br />

T/L a b<br />

.03 .209 .03<br />

.04 .199 .041<br />

.05 .189 .052<br />

.06 .179 .063<br />

This table for a <strong>and</strong> b can be represented adequately by the equation;<br />

a = . 239 − T / L<br />

b = . 1.<br />

1T<br />

/ L − . 003<br />

Example using Murray’s Method<br />

Ship: Tanker L=278m, B=37m, CB=0.8<br />

Assume wave bending moment is;<br />

WBMsag = 583800 t-m<br />

WBMhog = 520440 t-m<br />

The vessel weights, <strong>and</strong> weight bending moments are as follows;<br />

I TEM Weigh t lcg Moment<br />

(t) (m) ( t-m)<br />

Fwd<br />

car go 62000 40 2480000<br />

fu el & wat er 590 116 68440<br />

st eel 12000 55.6 667200<br />

3,215,640<br />

Aft<br />

car go 49800 37 1842600<br />

machinery 3400 125 425000<br />

ou tfit 900 120 108000<br />

st eel 12000 55.6 667200<br />

Σ 140690 t 3,042,800<br />

To find the buoyancy moment we need the draft;<br />

W B<br />

= ∆ = C ⋅ L ⋅ B ⋅T<br />

⋅γ<br />

BM w = 3,129,220

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