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    "Damaged Metacentric Height": Damage Stability Calculations

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    1) The document describes damage stability calculations for a double bottom box vessel model using an inclining experiment where weights were shifted from starboard to port and then from port to starboard. 2) Key parameters such as length, breadth, draught, mass, and underwater volume are provided for the vessel model. Heel angles and metacentric heights were calculated at each stage of the weight shifting. 3) A graph of damaged metacentric height versus displacement is shown, from which the damaged GM is determined to be 2.619 cm. Other stability parameters such as KB, I, BM, and KG are also listed.

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    1) The document describes damage stability calculations for a double bottom box vessel model using an inclining experiment where weights were shifted from starboard to port and then from port to starboard. 2) Key parameters such as length, breadth, draught, mass, and underwater volume are provided for the vessel model. Heel angles and metacentric heights were calculated at each stage of the weight shifting. 3) A graph of damaged metacentric height versus displacement is shown, from which the damaged GM is determined to be 2.619 cm. Other stability parameters such as KB, I, BM, and KG are also listed.

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    1) The document describes damage stability calculations for a double bottom box vessel model using an inclining experiment where weights were shifted from starboard to port and then from port to starboard. 2) Key parameters such as length, breadth, draught, mass, and underwater volume are provided for the vessel model. Heel angles and metacentric heights were calculated at each stage of the weight shifting. 3) A graph of damaged metacentric height versus displacement is shown, from which the damaged GM is determined to be 2.619 cm. Other stability parameters such as KB, I, BM, and KG are also listed.

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    "Damaged Metacentric Height": Damage Stability Calculations

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    1) The document describes damage stability calculations for a double bottom box vessel model using an inclining experiment where weights were shifted from starboard to port and then from port to starboard. 2) Key parameters such as length, breadth, draught, mass, and underwater volume are provided for the vessel model. Heel angles and metacentric heights were calculated at each stage of the weight shifting. 3) A graph of damaged metacentric height versus displacement is shown, from which the damaged GM is determined to be 2.619 cm. Other stability parameters such as KB, I, BM, and KG are also listed.

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    DAMAGE STABILITY CALCULATIONS

    Model 2 Double Bottom Box Vessel


    Dimensions DAMAGED CONDITION INCLINING EXPERIMENT
    LENGTH L(mm) 1500 ORDER OF WEIGHT SHIFT 1ST STARBOARD TO PORT
    BREADTH B(mm) 320 2ND PORT TO STARBOARD
    DRAUGHT T(mm) 120
    MASS W(Kg) 52.56 WEIGHT w 100 g SHIFT DISTANCE d 35 cm
    UNDERWATER V(cc) 57600 HEEL ANGLE Ф

    ORDER 1 ORDER 2
    SR WEIGHT(g) MOMENT (g-cm) Ф (DEG) Ф (RAD) K = (w.d)/W SR WEIGHT MOMENT Ф (DEG) Ф (RAD) K = (w.d)/W
    1 0 0 0.19 0.003316126 0 8 0 0 0.19 0.003316126 0
    2 100 3500 1.87 0.032637657 0.066590563 9 100 -3500 -1.15 -0.020071286 -0.066590563
    3 200 7000 3.27 0.057072267 0.133181126 10 200 -7000 -2.5 -0.043633231 -0.133181126
    4 300 10500 4.72 0.082379541 0.199771689 11 300 -10500 -4.02 -0.070162236 -0.199771689
    5 200 7000 3.34 0.058293997 0.133181126 12 200 -7000 -2.5 -0.043633231 -0.133181126
    6 100 3500 1.91 0.033335789 0.066590563 13 100 -3500 -1.12 -0.019547688 -0.066590563
    7 0 0 0.19 0.003316126 0 14 0 0 0.19 0.003316126 0

    GM from plot 2.619 cm


    KB 6 cm
    I 409600 cm^4
    BM 7.111111111 cm
    KG 10.49211111 cm Damaged

    "DAMAGED METACENTRIC
    0.1
    HEIGHT" "DAMAGED METACENTRIC HEIGHT"

    0.08 y = 2.619x + 0.0007

    0.06
    0.04
    0.02
    0
    -0.25 -0.2 -0.15 -0.1 -0.05 -0.02 0 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 0.25

    -0.04
    -0.06
    -0.08

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