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| Need to calculate the draft of a boat I am trying to find the draft of a boat. This is what I know. The boat is 12'wide X 20' long X 10' deep. The material for the boat is steel and weighs 10.2 lbs per sq/ft. So I need to find the weight of the boat as a starter. I will be putting this in sea water using 64.08 lbs per cubic/ft. Can anyone give me a formula to tie all this together? Appreciate the help. |
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| No formula only hard work You really need to know what you want for the hull before you can design anything. The use of the vessel would be a good start. Could I suggest you try and read a book called (I think) "How to design a boat" by John Teal. What you have to do is 1 esign a hull to a desired displacement and ratios2:Calculate the masses and moments of all the parts in the finished vessel 3: Add ballast and or go back to step 1 and change displacement. and so on............. The steel weight should be cubic too !
__________________ Mike Johns. |
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