How to determine the strength of the small wooden boat

Discussion in 'All Things Boats & Boating' started by shinobidomfby, Dec 3, 2012.

  1. shinobidomfby
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    shinobidomfby New Member

    Hi...i have one question regarding to boat strength... is there any formula or method to determine the strength of the wooden boat ?
     
  2. J Feenstra
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    J Feenstra Junior Member

    Yes, In this forum you can find a reference to CE regulations. I don't know where but the search function will clear it all up for you.

    You will find the calculations in ISO 12215-1 or 2 or 3, depends on youre ship.
     
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  3. TANSL
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    TANSL Senior Member

    Better have a look at ISO 12215-5, "design pressures, design tensions and determining scantlings"
     
  4. J Feenstra
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    J Feenstra Junior Member

    Ah, it goes all up to number 5, thanks TANSL
     

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    gonzo Senior Member

    Are you trying to determine at what stress point the different parts of the boat break or what the dimensions should be?
     
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