HSC Rules Annex 8 Stability of Monohull Craft

Discussion in 'Stability' started by santoo, May 21, 2017.

  1. santoo
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    Dear,

    Can anyone give me detail explanation about the text below,

    2.1.3 A residual righting lever shall be obtained within the range of positive stability, taking into account the greatest of the following heeling moments:
    1. the crowding of all passengers towards one side;
    2. the launching of all fully loaded davit-launched survival craft on one side; and
    3. due to wind pressure, calculated by the formula:
    • GZ = ( heelingmoment / displacement ) + 0.04 (m)

    However, in no case, the righting lever shall be less than 0,1 m.

    Thanks a lot for your help,

    Best regards,
    Santo
     
  2. Ad Hoc
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    Ad Hoc Naval Architect

    This is very straight forward and self explanatory!.
    Thus I assume English is not your native language and you do not comprehend the text?
     
  3. santoo
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    santoo Junior Member

    Thanks for your reply Ad Hoc,

    Actually, now I have to make a damage stability booklet for my vessel (fast pass ferry).
    There is a difference between rules text and stability criteria on my software (see attachment).

    But it's ok,
    I will skip this stability criteria (on software).
    Firstly, I think that is explaining the stability criteria.

    By the way, I still on going learn english language.
    hope can speak and write in english well.

    Thanks.;)
     

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  4. Ad Hoc
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    The issue is you are relying on the software to do your work for you. In other words, you are being lazy by not reading and understanding the rules first, before using the software!

    You cannot rely on a computer program to do the design for you......garbage in garbage out!
     
  5. santoo
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    You cannot rely on a computer program to do the design for you......garbage in garbage out![/QUOTE]

    Fully agree with you.... :)
     

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    santoo Junior Member

    Thanks a lot Ad Hoc...
     
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