Large Stability Calculation help!! (2)

Discussion in 'Stability' started by yuyewuyuconan, Apr 18, 2012.

  1. yuyewuyuconan
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    yuyewuyuconan Junior Member

    :(
    pictures :
    heel0.JPG
    heel.JPG
    result.JPG

    how can i use cheel 0~60 data to get the result in green line
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  2. yuyewuyuconan
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    yuyewuyuconan Junior Member

    when cheel the ship's vcb>vcb0 ,so vcb in this table is distance from B to ro 10deg base line ?
     
  3. klaas
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    klaas Junior Member

    Calculation of righting lever:

    For cross-curves based on KG=0, called KN curves:

    GZ (righting lever)= KN - KG*sin(heel)

    where in this case:
    KN = PN
    KG = KMT

    The draught is calculated based on the load case. Based on the load case a certain trim and displacement can be calculated using the hydrostatic tables. Based on this data the appropriate cross curves are selected for calculation of the stability curve.



    google cross curves or kn curves for more information.
     
  4. yuyewuyuconan
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    yuyewuyuconan Junior Member

    thank you !IT is not easy to make a stability software.
     

  5. klaas
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    klaas Junior Member

    well that's why others do it....
     
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