Stability 1 – Chapter 4 Solutions
Stability 1 – Chapter 4 Solutions for Exercise 4: Some important terms – displacement; deadweight; form coefficient; reserve buoyancy; Tonnes per centimetre.
- A box-shaped vessel 120m long and 15m wide has alight draft of 4m and load draft of 9.8m in SW. find her light displacement, load displacement and DWT.
Solution :
Area of box shape vessel = (L x B)
= 120m x 15m
Light draft = 4m
Light displacement = (u/w volume) x ( density)
= (L x b x d )x (1.025)
= (120 x 15 x 4) x (1.025)
= 7380 t
Load draft = 9.8m
So load displacement = (u/w volume) x (1.025)
= ( L x b x d) x (1.025)
= (120 x 15 x 9.8) x (1.025)
= 18081t
Hence, DWT = (Load displacement – Light displacement)
= ( 18081 – 7380 )
= 10, 701t
- A box-shaped vessel 100m long and 14m wide is floating in SW at a draft of 7.6m. Her light draft is 3.6 m and load draft 8.5m. Find her present displacement, DWT aboard and DWT available.
Solution:
Area of box shape vessel = (L x B)
= (100m x 14m)
Present draft = 7.6m
Present displacement = (Lx b x d) x (density)
= (100 x 14 x 7.6) x (1.025)
=10906 t
Light draft = 3.6m
Light displacement = (L x B x D) x(1.025)
= (100 x 14 x 3.6 ) x (1.025)
= 5166t
When Load draft is = 8.5m
Load displacement = ( L x b x d )x (1.025)
= (100 x 14 x 8.5) x (1.025)
= 12,197.5t
We know that
DWT aboard = (present displacement – Light displacement)
= (10906 t – 5166 t )
= 5740 t
DWT available = (Load displacement – present displacement)
= ( 12,197.5 t – 10,906 t )
= 1291.5t.
- A ship is 200m long 20m wide at the waterline. If the coefficient of fineness of the water-plane is 0.8, find her TPC in SW, FW and DW of RD 1.015.
Solution :
Given : (L x B) = (200m x20) , Cw = 0.8
As we know that :
Cw = Area of water plane / ( L x B )
0.8 = Area of water plane / (200 x 20)
(0.8 x 200 x 20) = Water plane area
A = 3200m2
We can calculate :
TPC in SW = (A/ 100 x 1.025)
= (3200 / 100 x 1.025)
= 32.8 t/cm
TPC in FW = (A / 100x 1 )
= (3200/100)
= 32 t/cm
TPC in RD of 1.015 =( A /100 x 1.015)
= (3200 /100 x 1.015)
= 32.48 t/cm.
Note : here “A” refers to water plane area.