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USER'S GUIDE - ShipWeight

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Additional features<br />

4.12 Loading Conditions and Hydrostatics<br />

From the menu View->Load Conditions… a dialog can be opened to handle<br />

loading conditions and hydrostatic values. This dialog can be used for<br />

calculation of total weight and center of gravity for various loading conditions<br />

and calculation of hydrostatic values for loading conditions.<br />

The results can be printed through a canned report, and the results are stored<br />

in a table and can be used in a custom Crystal Report.<br />

The Load conditions dialog contains tables for input of values to define the<br />

loading conditions. In the area 1 in the figure above, each row represent a<br />

loading condition. To define a loading condition, add a line to this table and<br />

enter name of condition (LoadCase) and description. The other fields in this<br />

table will be calculated as more information is given on the loads and<br />

hydrostatics.<br />

When a specific loading condition is selected in the Load Case table, the<br />

Weights table (area 2 in the figure above) can be used to define the loads for<br />

this condition. Each line in the loading condition represents a single load for<br />

the selected Load Case and may be of the type Tank, Load or Weight group.<br />

The Hydrostatic Calculations list (area 3 in figure above) gives a summary of<br />

the results of the loading calculations. For the hydrostatic results to be<br />

calculated, the Hydrostatic button must be pushed for input of hydrostatic<br />

values.<br />

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<strong>ShipWeight</strong> – User’s Guide, version 10.0, April 2011

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