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Design Problems in Ocean Engineering

This document outlines the course details, schedule, grading, and assignments for a design problems in ocean engineering course. The course covers generating lines plans in AutoCAD, weight and hydrostatic calculations, strength calculations, stability calculations including GZ and KN curves, and trim calculations. Students are required to submit a lines plan drawing and report that includes calculations and plots of generated data. The course is graded based on midterm and endterm viva voce exams, a paper drawing assignment, and a final report. Relevant textbooks are also listed.

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Design Problems in Ocean Engineering

This document outlines the course details, schedule, grading, and assignments for a design problems in ocean engineering course. The course covers generating lines plans in AutoCAD, weight and hydrostatic calculations, strength calculations, stability calculations including GZ and KN curves, and trim calculations. Students are required to submit a lines plan drawing and report that includes calculations and plots of generated data. The course is graded based on midterm and endterm viva voce exams, a paper drawing assignment, and a final report. Relevant textbooks are also listed.

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Design Problems in Ocean Engineering


NA69005 0-0-3, 2 credits
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Instructor : Dr. N. Datta. Contact hours : Thursday 8:30 am 11:25 am. Skills required : AutoCAD, Microsoft Office. (Install AutoCAD 2007 or above in your PC). Grading 1) Midterm Viva-voce : 15% (20/09/2011) 2) Endterm Viva-voce : 20% (15/11/2012) 3) Paper Drawing : 20% (Due on 8/11/2011) 4) Report : 45% (Due on 15/11/2011) Books 1) Basic Ship Theory, Volume 1, Rawson and Tupper. 2) Strength of Ship Structures, Muckle. 3) Principles of Naval Architecture, Volume 1. Semester Schedule
Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Date 26/07 02/08 09/08 16/08 23/08 30/08 06/09 13/09 20/09 04/10 11/10 18/10 01/11 08/11 15/11 Activity Generation of Lines Plan in AutoCAD. Generation of Lines Plan : fairing. Closing the offset table and the Lines Plan. Weight estimation, VCG, LCG. Section modulus. Calculation of Hydrostatics. Plot Hydrostatics vs. Draft. Calculation of Hydrostatics. Plot Hydrostatics vs. Draft. Strength Calculations Strength Calculations KN Curves. Mid Term Viva-Voce KN Curves. GZ Curves. Trim Calculations. Paper Drawing. Paper Drawing. Paper Drawing. End Term Viva-voce. Report Submission.

Computations 100 1. Generate the Lines plan (in AutoCAD), given a non-dimensionalized offset table. Fair it. 10 2. Close the faired Offset Table : list the closing waterlines for every station and vice-versa. 5 3. (a) Calculate the Weight, given the material is mild steel and the thickness is 20 mm. 10 Caution: Include the main deck. (b) Plot the weight distribution as a function of length. (c) Centre of Gravity : Find the VCG and LCG. Find the neutral axis of the mid-ship section. (d) Find the section modulus of the deck and the keel. 4. Calculate Hydrostatics as a function for Draught. (Submit plots) 25 (a) WPA characteristics : Area of waterplane, Cw, TPC, Ixx, Iyy. (b) Volume characteristics : Buoyancy, Centre of Buoyancy, Cb, Cp, LCB, VCB. (c) Metacentric radius : BMT, BML. (d) Metacentric height : GMT, GML. (e) Moment to change trim by 1 cm : MCT_1cm. (f) Midship section characteristics : Midship section area, Cm. 5. Calculate the Lightship Draught T and Displacement . What is the closing station for this waterline? Mention all the above hydrostatic parameters for this WL. 5 6. Strength Calculations. 20 (a) Buoyancy distribution at lightship draft as a function of length. Load distribution as a function of length. (b) Shear force distribution as a function of length. Bending moment distribution as a function of length. (c) Slope distribution as a function of length. Deflection distribution as a function of length. (d) Tensile/compressive stress at deck/keel. Shear stress at the neutral axis. 7. Statical Stability : Calculate and plot the KN and GZ curves. (AutoCAD) 15 (a) Find the initial stability and verify with that in (4). (b) Find the maximum righting lever. Find the angle of maximum righting moment. (c) Find the Angle of vanishing stability. Find the energy needed to heel the vessel as a function of heel angle.

8. Trim.

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Calculate the lightship trim. Draw the lightship waterline in the trimmed condition. Paper Drawing. Provided : Drawing paper, Batons, weights, 1 meter rulers. Bring your own : Drafter, pencils, erasers, French curves, dividers, set squares, and protector. 60

(a) Generate a scaled Offset Table, given the size of your drawing sheet. (b) Draw the Lines Plan of your assigned vessel. (c) Draw the Diagonal, from the design waterline to the keel. (d) Mark and Label all stations, waterlines, buttock lines. (e) Close the waterlines and the stations. (f) Draw the stem and the stem contours. (g) Draw the sectional areas and the Bonjeans. (h) Give the specifications of the Main Particulars of your vessels.

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