MAXSURF Stability - Convergence Error

mrengine3r

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Hello Everyone,
I'm using Maxsurf Stability Ultimate CONNECT Edition (Student Version) while running stability for container vessel it shows error and shows these comment "stability was unable to converge to the desired precision".


Please, help me to solve problem, thanks.

Best regards
 

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Hi,
I'm also facing this problem with my model while running the KN analysis.
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Can anyone suggest me what maybe the problem?

Regards
 

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But how to define the frame of reference?
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Is this ok?
 

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Define the position of the Zero Point. The normal thing is to place the baseline passing through the lowest point of the hull. Next you give the height of the DWL, giving the draft at full load that you want to set. The software is then asked to place the App and Fpp at the fore and aft ends of the previously marked floatation.
Use the Maxsurf user manual. I assure you that it is very useful.
 
Define the position of the Zero Point. The normal thing is to place the baseline passing through the lowest point of the hull. Next you give the height of the DWL, giving the draft at full load that you want to set. The software is then asked to place the App and Fpp at the fore and aft ends of the previously marked floatation.
Use the Maxsurf user manual. I assure you that it is very useful.
 

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