Beginner List and Trim in Ship Stability

Name: Beginner List and Trim in Ship Stability
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Learn how to calculate the list and trim of a ship, as well as its permeability and bilging, in this free online course.

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In this free course, you will learn how to:

Evaluate the curve of intact statical stability to determine stability data
Describe the effects on stability by the movement of weights
Evaluate the concept of metacenter and its importance for ship stability
Describe the effect of loading and discharging on CG and stability
State the formula used to calculate the list
Explain the effect of slack tanks on stability
Explain the longitudinal stability terms and the effects of trim on ship stability
Outline the intact stability requirements for a ship
Explain the bilging of compartments and their effects on stability
Evaluate the dewatering process that will be necessary in case of a hull breach
Outline the importance of closing watertight doors under the partial loss of buoyancy
Explain cross-flooding arrangements

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