Course NAME 248 (Ship Design and Drawing III)

General Instructions for preparing the report of Scantling Calculations

Please submit your report following the instructions below:

(a) Prepare the report in Excel and then submit it in Microsoft Teams writing
the file name as Group No. 01 (Passenger vessel, GL 2019).xls

(b) Write the title of your report first as Scantling Calculation of a Container
Vessel using ABS 2021 at the front page of report

(c) Group No., Student's name and Roll No. at the middle of the front page

(d) Name of the department and that of university and the year at the bottom

(e) Please start your calculation following the title of the reports and the
principal particulars of the vessel and its basic parameters.

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Scantling Calculations of a
Container/Passenger Vessel using

Course No. NAME 248

Group No. 12

Submitted by
Mr. X 1912010
Mr. Y 1912011
Mr. Z 1912012

Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
June 2022

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 Scantling Calculations of a
Container/Passenger Vessel using

1. General Information
LBP of a vessel LBP 73.23 m
Breadth B 11.26 m
Depth D 6.4 m
Draft T 4.5 m
Block co-efficient CB 0.74
Speed V 11.5 knots
Cruising range 200 nautical miles
Framing spacing s
For container vessel
Transverse clearance between two containers
Longitudinal clearance between two containers

2. Space Requirement for Passenger ship

(a) Berth

(b) Chair
Space per person for 3rd class passengers 1.25 m2
Space per person for 2nd class passengers 1.75 m2
Space per person for 1st class passengers 2.75 m2

(b) Bench
Length per person for 3rd class passengers 0.5 m
Length per person for 1st/2nd class passengers 0.6 m

(c) Empty space required for luggage in case of chair /bench

Length per person for 3rd class passengers 0.5 m
Length per person for 1st/2nd class passengers 0.6 m

3. Detailed Scantling Calculations

2.1 Position of AP & FP Ref. Chapter 1, Section 6, Paragraph B, Page 108
2.2 Number of bulkheads
Bottom
2.3 Thickness of keel plate
2.4 Thickness of inner bottom plate
2.5 Thickness of outer bottom plate
2.6 Bottom longitudinal
2.7 Bottom side girder/side keelson
2.8 Bottom centre girder/centre keelson
2.9 Floor height
2.10 Thickness of bilge plate

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 2.11 Bilge radius
Side Shell
2.12 Thickness of Side shell plate
2.13 Side longitudinal
2.14 Side ordinary frame
2.15 Side web frame
2.16 Thickness of sheer strake
Deck
2.17 Thickness of deck plate
2.18 Deck beam
2.19 Deck girder
2.20 Deck longitudinal
2.21 Deck brackets
Machinery Space, Forepeak & Aft peak
arrangement
2.22 Bow height
2.23 Sheer
2.24 Thickness of bulkhead plate
2.25 Bulkhead stiffeners
Superstructure
2.26 Deck height
2.27 Stanchions
2.28 Hatch coaming
2.29 Hatch coaming horizontal stiffeners
2.30 Hatch coaming vertical stiffeners
2.31 Height of bulwark & Rails
2.32 Freeing ports on deck

4. Summary of Scantling Calculations

Position of AP & FP mm
Number of bulkheads
Bottom mm
Thickness of keel plate mm
Thickness of inner bottom plate mm
Thickness of outer bottom plate mm
Bottom longitudinal mmmmmm
Bottom side girder/side keelson mmmmmm
Bottom centre girder/centre keelson mmmmmm
Floor height mm
Thickness of bilge plate mm
Bilge radius mm
Side Shell mm
Thickness of Side shell plate mm
Side longitudinal mmmmmm
Side ordinary frame mmmmmm
Side web frame mmmmmm
Thickness of sheer strake mm
Deck
Thickness of deck plate mmmmmm

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 Deck beam mmmmmm
Deck girder mmmmmm
Deck longitudinal mmmmmm
Deck brackets
Machinery Space, Forepeak & Aft peak arrangement
Bow height mm
Sheer mm
Thickness of bulkhead plate mm
Bulkhead stiffeners mm
Superstructure mm
Deck height mm
Stanchions
Hatch coaming mm
Hatch coaming stiffeners mmmmmm
Height of bulwark & Rails mm

5. Lavatories

6. Life Saving Appliances

6.1 Life Buoy
A ship that carries more than 12 passengers or is of 9 metres or more in length overall
must be provided with the number of lifebuoys as follows:

Length overall of ship (metres) No. of lifebuoys

45 or more 6
24 or more but less than 45 4
9 or more but less than 24 2
less than 9 carrying more than 12 passengers 2

6.2 Life Jacket

6.3 Life raft

6. Equipment Number
(a) Anchor & Chain
(b) Windlass
(c) Mooring rope

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7. Radiocommunication Equipment
(a) VHF Radio
(b) Satellite EPIRB
(c) Source of electrical energy
(d) Clock
(e) Card of Instructions
(f) Emergency electric light
(g) Documents

8. Conclusions if any

Note (SOLAS 2003):

For access through vertical openings, or manholes, in swash bulkheads, floors, girders and web
frames providing passage through the length and breadth of the space, the minimum opening shall be
not less than 600 mm x 800 mm at a height of not more than 600 mm from the bottom shell plating
unless gratings or other footholds are provided

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