Hydrostatic Curves in Ship Stability

Name: Hydrostatic Curves in Ship Stability
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This marine engineering course covers concepts of displacement, hydrostatic curves and transverse statical stability.

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In this free course, you will learn how to:

Explain the concept of reserve buoyancy
Identify the point of the centre of buoyancy and its significance for a submerged hull
Recall how to use hydrostatic tables and derive displacement/draft curve
Describe light and load displacement
Outline the concepts of deadweight, TPI, and MCTI
Describe the freshwater allowance for various densities
Explain the effect of density on draft and displacement
Summarize the use of hydrostatic curves and tables to calculate BM, KM, and GM
Describe the conditions of equilibrium
Outline the moments of statical stability (at small and large angles of the heel)
Describe the concept of angle of loll and prevention of vessel capsizing due to loss of stability

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