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A series of problems related to the stability of floating bodies, specifically focusing on ships and cylindrical tanks. It includes detailed solutions for calculating metacentric height, righting moments, and stability conditions. The problems cover scenarios involving changes in buoyancy, tipping angles, and weight distribution, providing practical applications of naval architecture principles. These exercises are designed to enhance understanding of hydrostatic stability and its impact on vessel design and safety, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals in naval engineering. The document offers step-by-step solutions, aiding in the comprehension of complex calculations and stability assessments.
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IF THE CENTER OF GRAVITY OF A SHIP IN UPRIGHT POSITION IS 10 m ABOVE THE CENTER OF
GRAVITY OF THE PORTION UNDER WATER (Bo), THE DISPLACEMENT BEING 1000 metric tons
(1 metric ton = 1000 kg) AND THE SHIP IS TIPPED 30 degrees CAUSING THE CENTER OF
BUOYANCY TO SHIFT SIDEWISE BY 8 m.
(1) FIND THE LOCATION OF METACENTER FROM Bo.
(3) WHAT IS THE VALUE OF THE RIGHTING OR OVERTURNING MOMENT IN kg-m.
z = MBosin
θ
8 m = MBosin(30°)
0
= 16 m
M is located 16 m above Bo
0
0
MG = 16 m − 10 m
MG = 6. 000 m
RM = BFx̅
RM = ( 1000 metric ton) (
1000 kg
1 metric ton
) ( 6 sin(30°))
RM = 3 , 000 , 000 kg − m
A LOADED SCOW HAS DRAFT OF 1.8 m IN FRESH WATER, WHEN ERECT. THE SCOW IS 6 m WIDE,
12 m LONG AND 2.4 m HIGH. THE CENTER OF GRAVITY OF THE SCOW IS 1.8 m ABOVE THE
0
2
tan
2
(θ)
0
( 6 m)
2
12 ( 1. 8 m)
tan
2
0
= 1. 667 m
0
0
MG = 1. 667 m − 0. 9 m
MG = 0. 767 m
tan(θ) =
3 m
θ = 11 .310°
0
( 6 m)
2
12 ( 1. 8 m)
tan
2
0
= 1. 7 m
cg
x̅
y
BF = ( 1. 8 m)( 6 m)( 12 m)( 9. 81 kN/m
3
BF = 1271. 376 kN
cos( 11. 310 °)
P = 65. 199 kN