Ship-Building in Iron And Wood
Ship-Building in Iron And Wood
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9) represenu the Vlf.«.
water-line corresponding to the floating position of the ship, and KL the observed water-line just previously to the fore-part of the keel touching the blocks. The line PBO, perpendicular to AH, passes through the centre of gravity of the displaced volume AFMN, and consequentiy through that of the ship. Draw QH through the centre of gravity of the volume KFML, perpendicular to RL, and FG through the fulcrum F, parallel to QH. Then, putting tha total displacement AFMN =: ...V, KFML = v, and GH=r 6 ; if tha line 8E0, parallel to Qll, be drawn at the distance GE from G equal to -», it wiU, as weU as PBO, pass through the centre of gravity of the ship, which will be in 0, the point of their intei^ section.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9) represenu the Vlf.«.
water-line corresponding to the floating position of the ship, and KL the observed water-line just previously to the fore-part of the keel touching the blocks. The line PBO, perpendicular to AH, passes through the centre of gravity of the displaced volume AFMN, and consequentiy through that of the ship. Draw QH through the centre of gravity of the volume KFML, perpendicular to RL, and FG through the fulcrum F, parallel to QH. Then, putting tha total displacement AFMN =: ...V, KFML = v, and GH=r 6 ; if tha line 8E0, parallel to Qll, be drawn at the distance GE from G equal to -», it wiU, as weU as PBO, pass through the centre of gravity of the ship, which will be in 0, the point of their intei^ section.
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