Stability Flashcards

1
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draw and label the internal hull

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2
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discribe displacement

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the amount of water displaced by a vessel, measured in m^3

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3
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discribe buoyant volume

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the volume of the entire watertight part of the hull. From keel to uppermost watertight deck

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4
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discribe reserve of buoyancy

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the section of the hull that goes from the waterline to the uppermost watertight deck

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5
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describe freeboard

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the height from the waterline to the uppermost watertight deck, measured from the side of the ship

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6
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discribe the centre of buoyancy

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it is the point of action of the upward thrust of the water on the ships hull, this point is centroid of the underwater volume

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7
Q

name 4 methods to reduces free surfacing effect (fse)

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  • pump overboard
  • longitudinal sub-division of compartment
  • drain to lower, narrower, centreline compartment if possible
  • fill the compartment up
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8
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discribe ponding effect

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where tanks are filled to 95% to reduce free surfing effect

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9
Q

what is minimum liquid loading for

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to preserve transverse stability by ensuring that the centre of gravity does not rise too far thereby reducing GM. GM is kept at a minimum of 0.3 m

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10
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what is NSSC

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Naval ship safety certificate, produced after an inclining experiment by the NAG and last 10 years

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11
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draw and describe heeling motion

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  • when the vessel is inclined external forces such as wind or wave, the underwater volume changes shape
  • centre of buoyancy moves to a new position at the new centroid of the new underwater volume
  • forces of gravity and buoyancy are now separated horizontally by distance Gz
  • weight and buoyancy remain equal and form a couple producing the righting movement, this brings the ship back upright
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12
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what condition does stiff require

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larger GM GZ
more stable
shorter roll period
quick return to upright position

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13
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what conditions dose tender require

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smaller gym/gz
less stable
longer roll period
slow to return upright

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14
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list some features of LIST

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  • GM is positive when upright
  • steady roll
  • caused by any off-centre weight
  • little or no free surface
  • heel towards the off- century weight or damage
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15
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how would you correct LIST

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remove the off-centure weight
add an equivalent moment to the other side
transfer weight (fluids) from low side to high side

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16
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list some features of LOLL

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  • GM is negative when this is upright
  • unsteady roll
  • caused by free surface, excessive top weight or both
  • absence of an off-centre weight
  • will cause vessel to heel until positive stability restored
  • tendency to heel away of free surfaces
17
Q

how do you correct LOLL

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remove weight from high up
add weight low down
reduce/eliminate free surface
pump out
breake up( dwarf bulkheads)
press full compartment

18
Q

draw positive and negative stability

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draw list and loll sketches

19
Q

draw Gz +and -

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page 6

20
Q

name 5 stability information available on board

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  • BR 2170 V1
  • pumping and flooding board
  • Stability computer
  • personal notes
  • CBRNDC Class book