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29 March 2021

124.NA March 2021 Q.8

March 29, 2021 Posted by AK 7 comments

 A ship 160m long and 8700 tonne displacement floats at a waterline with

Station            AP        ½         1         2         3         4         5         6         7         71/2      FP
½ ordinate       0        2.4       5.0      7.3      7.9       8.0      8.0       7.7     5.5        2.8      0m
While floating at this waterline, the ship develops a list of 100 due to instability. Calculate the
negative metacentric height when the vessel is upright in this condition.


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Given

L = 160 m
Δ = 8700 t
List = 10 deg

To find

1.Negative metacentric height

Solution


½ Ordinates
½ Ordinate3
SM
Product
0
0
1/2
-
2.4
13.82
2
27.64
5.0
125.00
3/2
187.5
7.3
389.02
4
1556.08
7.9
493.04
2
986.08
8.0
512.00
4
2048.00
8.0
512.00
2
1024.00
7.7
456.53
4
1826.12
5.5
166.38
3/2
249.57
2.8
21.95
2
43.9
0
0
1/2
-


TOTAL
7948.9

Common interval h = L/ no of equidistant ordinates
There are 8 equidistant sapces

h = 160 / 8
   = 20 m

Second moment of area about centre line I = (h / 9) x Total products
Since half ordinates are given.For full ordinates

I =  2 x (h/9) x Total products
  = 2 x (20/9) x 7948.9
  = 35328.44 m4

Distance from B to M, BM = (I / Δ) x 1.025
                                            = (35328.44 / 8700) x 1.025 
                                            = 4.162 m

At angle of loll tan θ = √(-2 GM/BM)
Squaring both sides tan2 θ = - 2 GM/ BM
                                    GM = - (tan2θ x BM) / 2
                                            = - 0.17632 x 4.162 / 2

Negative metacentric height = - 0.0646 m  

7 comments:

  1. h=160/10 ( 10 equidistant spaces)

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    1. Refer reeds book AP then 1/2 then 1 . the half values will not be taken as equidistance spaces. Same for 7 71/2 and FP

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    2. I referred Reeds Page 329 Question 16. They have taken h= 16 m and Simpson's multipliers as 1,4,2,4,2, .....

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    3. There the question is slightly different . The stations are not mentioned so we can assume all the half ordinates at equidistant sections are given. Here in this question the stations are mentioned and clearly given A.P 1/2 1 .. etc so here its only 8 divisions. Pls correct me if im wrong.

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  2. The Solution is correct

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  3. Answer is correct

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