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| school project i wanted to know the standand weight capacity of a single 20'x10'x4 rendrag barge. i couldn't find this information anywhere, so maybe someone could give me an estimate or an educated guess. ...just for clarification: each section can float without any other floatation device attached, right? any kind of information or advise on how a rendrag barge works would be awesome! thanx jeff |
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| I'm not familiar with Rendrag barges, but I take it this is the one: http://www.vitallinkinc.com/barges.shtml You could estimate based on displacement - (weight of steel skin + internal structure + any ballast + safety margin), also estimating where the desired highest waterline will be and only calculating the amount of volume below which will be displacing water. Water weights 8.35 lbs per gallon. 1 cubic foot of space holds ~7.5 gallons of water. Thus one cubic foot of space would displace 62.5 pounds of water. |
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