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0 reviews(Ebook) Ship Stability 4th Edition by Klaas van Dokkum, Hans ten Katen, Kees Koomen, Jakob Pinkster - Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery: 9789071500077 ,9071500071
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ISBN 10: 9071500071
ISBN 13: 9789071500077
Author: Klaas van Dokkum, Hans ten Katen, Kees Koomen, Jakob Pinkster
(Ebook) Ship Stability 4th Edition Table of contents:
1. Definition of Stability
2. Examples of Stability
3. The Importance of Stability
4. Important Factors for Stability
5. Who is Responsible for Stability
6. Principal Dimensions
6.1. Definitions
6.2. Dimensions
6.3. Positions of the Ship
6.4. Proportions
6.5. Volumes and Weights
6.6. The Shape of the Ship
6.7. General Arrangement
6.8. Derivative Quantities
7. Cargo Capacity Relative to Density / Stowage Factor
8. Relation Between the Weight of the Ship and the Displaced Water
9. Reserve Buoyancy
10. Relationship Between Buoyancy and Gravity
11. Relationship Between the Observed Draft and Displacement
12. Corrections of the Draft Readings
13. General
14. Stability of Form and Weight
15. Location of Point B
16. Location of the Metacenter (M)
17. Model Data
18. Center of Gravity (G)
19. Level of Capacity
20. The Righting Arm
21. Curve of Statical Stability
22. List Momentum
23. Various Topics
24. The Importance of Longitudinal Stability
25. The Waterline’s Center of Floatation (COF)
26. Moment to Change Trim per Unit
27. Calculation of Trim
28. Distribution of Trim Forward and Aft
29. Ship Stability in Damaged Conditions
30. Evolving Points of View Regarding Damage Stability
31. Calculation Methods for Sinking and Trim Due to Damage
32. Determining Damage Stability
33. Ship Stability While Underway
34. Dynamic Stability While Underway
35. Loss of Quasi-Static Stability
36. Loss of Dynamic Stability
37. Broaching
38. Heavy-Weather Guidance
39. Ship Stability While Docking
40. Running Aground
41. Sailing Vessels
42. Catamarans / SWATH
43. Crane Ships
44. Fishing Vessels
45. Supply Ships
46. Dredging Vessels
47. Submersible Pontoon
48. Submarines
49. Introduction and History
50. Arithmetic Functions
51. Tools for Loading Software
52. Standards and Requirements
53. Examples of Loading Software
54. Hydrostatic Particulars
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