Delftship hull modeling

Discussion in 'Software' started by Dr34m3r, Jan 29, 2015.

  1. Dr34m3r
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    Dr34m3r Senior Member

    Hello,

    i am modeling a hull of bulk carrier. I was wondering, do i need to model hatch covers, deck with camber as apart of the hull to get correct hydro-statistics specially for cross curves ?
     
  2. lewisboats
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    lewisboats Obsessed Member

    If you expect to have the hull heeled to the point of deck immersion, then yes... You must close up the hull.
     
  3. Dr34m3r
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    Dr34m3r Senior Member

    I have closed up the hull, so no leakage point, but what about hatch covers ? i have modeled hatch covers in tank modeling, but do i need to model the hatch covers also in layer as part of hull shell ?
     

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    TANSL Senior Member

    Include all watertight volumes that can be considered as reserve buoyancy. If the hatches have watertight enclosures, you can include their volume, though I would not. Deck camber can be included if you want to make very precise calculations but will influence very little in the hydrostatic and the KN curves. I usually include it in my models.
     
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