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Old 03-23-2008, 08:25 AM
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Excel Spreadsheet

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I've just finished an Excel form programed to calculate the shear stresses and bending moments of a model created with Freeship-Delftship. It obtains the hull form data from an exported ****.mlt file. Load conditions can be written in a column and the stress diagrams will be displayed.

The initial wave parameters are: Wave lenght = Lenght between (Lpp)perpendiculars. Wave height = 1/40 (Lpp). Wave phase =0. But all of those parameters can be changed. As I have no other software for testing the results, any help would be wellcome.

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Old 03-24-2008, 08:13 AM
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Hi again

Sorry, Im not asking for any software. Im only asking for some calculation results for a given hull-load for comparison with my own results. Does anybody have any results for a known hull ??

Thx a lot
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