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Old 04-01-2010, 01:50 PM
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Aaaahhh!

Hahaha!

Hello everybody!

Can anyone explain for me why class societies uses the same scale for their modules as the kategory of ce marking.

For an example!
The Kategories are between D to A.
At the same time the societies uses a scale between A to G.

Wouldnt it be very much easier to separate these modules from kategories by using Modules started from E to necessary upper value.

Then you could automatic see when the letter stands for Kategory or the soc.module.

Maybe I am out for sailing without a boat or am I correct?
Confused!
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Old 04-01-2010, 05:19 PM
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All industries and scientific disciplines have some degree of "nomenclature overlap". Eventually you just get used to it, writing in such a way as to be clear what you're referring to and reading in such a way that the context tells you what's being talked about.

As a physicist, if I see "π" (pi), it could mean 3.142, a half-circle, any of three light mesons, or a tasty dessert. Or, if I see "k", it could mean the Coulomb force constant, the Boltzmann constant, any of several chemical reaction rate constants.... you get the picture. Context usually tells all.
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Old 04-01-2010, 10:49 PM
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ha ha, you have sense of humor.
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Old 04-02-2010, 04:26 AM
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Marshmat!
I guess you are right even if I don´t want to admit it. hehe
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Hahaha! ............snip..............

Maybe I am out for sailing without a boat or am I correct?
Confused!


Aaaaagh ?

No the scantling rules are all really clear precise intuitive and simple and the use of the scale is no different to any other part of such a rule:

Take the integral of the characteristic heave equation using the assigned letter as the variable, substitute the 2nd differential of the energy velocity function assigned as the second letter usually G and then solve for a maxima closest to the largest complex root. If this is larger than 7 then use the fist scale, otherwise use the second.

At least I’m sure that’s what they told us at uni.
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Old 04-04-2010, 05:21 AM
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Thanks for you oppinion!
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Also of course the scales would be very confusing if they did change them by now. As all involved parts already does have insight of the usage of the scales.
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