Autohydro Damage Stability Limits

Discussion in 'Software' started by bandit23gr, Mar 19, 2013.

  1. bandit23gr
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    bandit23gr Junior Member

    Good day everyone,

    I have a slight problem setting the limits in order to run Damage Stability in Autohydro. The strings that i was using untill now, had the following form

    "Limit title MARPOL DAMAGE STABILITY
    Limit (1) Abs Angle at Equil < 25
    Limit (2) Angle from Equil to RAZERO OR FLD > 20
    Limit (3) RA at Max > .1
    Limit (4) Area from Equil to RAZERO OR FLD > .0175"

    My problem is that i cannot set Limits (3) & (4) according to MARPOL Annex I reg.28.3.3. The required range in angles for Limits (3) & (4) is from equilibrium to "equilibrium +20deg".

    Any help would be of assistance. Thanx in advance for any reply.
     
  2. athvas
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    athvas Senior Member

    You can use it this way......

    Limit title Marpol Annex I Reg 28
    Limit (1) Abs angle at Equil < 25
    Limit (2) Angle from Equil to RA0 > 20
    Limit (3) RA at 20 > .1
    Limit (4) area from equil to 20 > 0.0175
     
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  3. bandit23gr
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    bandit23gr Junior Member

    Dear athvas,

    Thank you very muh for your reply. It worked for me and saved a lot of time cause instead i had to calculate manually. I was trying more complicated syntax and as a result autohydro would not "understand" it. The solution was much more simple.

    Thanx again...
     
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