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(i) In the above ship if the draught forward is 25 ft. 6 in. , and the draught aft 32 ft. , estimate the position the ship should be placed relative to the dock.
Ans. 7*8' forward of 132 should be well with dock centre, (ii) In the above ship if the draught forward is 30 ft. , and aft 25 ft. , estimate the position the ship should be placed relative to the dock.
Ans. 25' forward of 132 should be well with dock centre.
172 Ttieoretical Naval Architecture.
EXAMPLES TO CHAPTER IV.
I . A ship is fl...oating at a draught of 20 feet forward and 22 feet aft, when the following weights are placed on board in the positions named : Weight Distance from C. G. Of in tons. Water-plane in feet.
'}** }- What will be the new draught forward and aft, the moment to change trim I inch being 800 foot-tons, and the tons per inch = 35 ?
Ans. 20' 5 f " forward, 22' 3" aft.
2. A vessel 300 feet long, designed to float with a trim of 3 feet by the stern, owing to consumption of coal and stores, floats at a draught of 9' 3" forward, and 14' 3" aft.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(i) In the above ship if the draught forward is 25 ft. 6 in. , and the draught aft 32 ft. , estimate the position the ship should be placed relative to the dock.
Ans. 7*8' forward of 132 should be well with dock centre, (ii) In the above ship if the draught forward is 30 ft. , and aft 25 ft. , estimate the position the ship should be placed relative to the dock.
Ans. 25' forward of 132 should be well with dock centre.
172 Ttieoretical Naval Architecture.
EXAMPLES TO CHAPTER IV.
I . A ship is fl...oating at a draught of 20 feet forward and 22 feet aft, when the following weights are placed on board in the positions named : Weight Distance from C. G. Of in tons. Water-plane in feet.
'}** }- What will be the new draught forward and aft, the moment to change trim I inch being 800 foot-tons, and the tons per inch = 35 ?
Ans. 20' 5 f " forward, 22' 3" aft.
2. A vessel 300 feet long, designed to float with a trim of 3 feet by the stern, owing to consumption of coal and stores, floats at a draught of 9' 3" forward, and 14' 3" aft.
What to read after Text-Book of Theoretical Naval Architecture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Lewis Attwood to read onlineMoreLess
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