Rules for the Classification of Floating Docks - Boat Design Net

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CHAPTER 4 HULL, STABILITY AND MATERIALS1 General 131.1 Foreword1.2 Definitions and symbols1.3 Documentation to be submitted1.4 Operating Manual2 General requirements for design 142.1 Stability2.2 Freeboard2.3 Subdivision2.4 Ventilation2.5 Accessibility of spaces2.6 Corrosion protection3 Materials and connections 173.1 Steel docks3.2 Docks in reinforced concrete or in pre-stressed reinforced concrete4 General requirements for scantlings 184.1 General4.2 Allowable state and limit state4.3 Direct calculations4.4 Longitudinal strength4.5 Transverse strength4.6 Local strength6 Rules for floating docks 2010
CHAPTER 5 MACHINERY AND SYSTEMS1 Machinery and piping systems 221.1 General2 Electrical installations 222.1 General3 Documentation to be submitted 223.1 GeneralRules for floating docks 2010 7
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