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:D Yes because we did build the next one in the same serie. Then not this thickness in the bulb. So I guess you do have a point there. Almost every shipyards does have its own standards. If it was an Ice breaker it would be even thicker. But as far as I know this one was built for mediteranian...

Thanks TANSL. I do agree but not all the way. In the shipyard I work we did have the overdimensioned plates where we were not sure if the length was enough. The fore was one of these. As we in a sharp bend 30mm plate Over 6meter we would have a gap of 30 mm. Yes you are able to put ceramic and...

To answer more about what you asked about. This sheet in the hull you posted I think will be no problem to develope. Just lengthen 10 mm and stretch the width about 10mm also and I think you will be very close to reality. And I think you can almost grind and sand the overdimensioned plate in place.

Imagine what happens when we bended crosscurvatures for the bulb to a ship. The worse i parsitipated in is a forebulb with thickness 40mm. I can not remember what ship it was and why it had this thickness. The only I remember is that it was not an icebreaker. The man who made the folding is not...

One thing i suppose you have to take in the calculation. As far as I know Freship makes the unfolding with the length of inside thickness of the plates. So if you have a curvature in a sheet with radius you have to offset the lines a bit. For an example. You have a curvature with inside radius...

When employed with access of Inventor I did make a hull in freeship and designed the rest with Inventor. Became this. http://janne.mammamita.se/?p=964