Stability – I : Chapter 7

August 14, 2016

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A heavy-lift derrick is used to discharge a 100t package from a ship of displacement 8000t kg 8.2m . If the KG of the weight while on board is 3m and if the derrick head is 25m above the keel , find the kg of the ship (a) while discharging and( b ) after discharging

Solution :

CASE 1

Ship’s weight	KG	VM
8000t	8.2m	65600tm
100t ( while disch)	(25 -3m)	(+)2200tm

Final W = 8000t Final VM = 67800t

We know that:-

Final KG = (Final VM) / (Final W)
Final KG = ( 67800/8000)
= 8.475m

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Abdul says:

April 8, 2021 at 12:18 pm

Q.6 is wrong ,wrong kg taken for x

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