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| Understanding "TRIM" in Freeship hydrostatics? I've got a 22' power boat design that requires a trim value of -.100 feet (1.2") to move the LCB aft about 5" to match the LCG. My question is this: How do I locate the new waterline in the profile view? Thanks.
__________________ Denny Wolfe www.wolfEboats.com |
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| Just rotate the hull around the y-axis ("Transform" -> "Rotate"). You need to calculate the rotation angle to match the desired trim of -1.2" first or do it the trial-and-error way. Most likely you have to adjust the draught also to maintain your design displacement.
__________________ All the best, Olav GER-1045 ____/)_/)/)___ |
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| Thanks, Olav. That was easy.
__________________ Denny Wolfe www.wolfEboats.com |
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