About This Course

Some characteristic parameters calculated for a floating ship, which can either directly be used to comment on the nature of stability of the ship or be used to evaluate other stability parameters, are called ship hydrostatics. For a designer to be able to develop a hull form, or a ship’s captain to understand the stability parameters, it is impo...

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Course Curriculum

1 Sections | 40 Lecture | 36h 04min total length

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Hydrostatics and Stability

| 36h 04min total length

Introduction
51m
Archimedes Principle
52m
Archimedes Principle (Contd.)
51m
Numerical Integration
51m
Problems in Stability - I
54m
Problems in Stability - II
54m
Problems in Stability - III
54m
Problems in Integration
56m
Free Surface Effect
54m
Inclining Experiment
54m
Hydrostatic Curves - I
55m
Hydrostatic Curves - II
51m
Stability Curve
56m
Dynamical Stability - I
53m
Dynamical Stability - II
55m
Healing Moment - I
55m
Healing Moment - II
45m
Healing Moment - III
55m
Dynamical Stability - III
53m
Discussion
54m
Righting Stability - I
53m
Righting Stability - II
55m
Trim Calculations - I
53m
Trim Calculations - II
56m
Trim Stability - I
53m
Trim Stability - II
53m
Dry Docking - I
54m
Dry Docking - II
53m
Bilging - I
54m
Bilging - II
53m
Bilging - III
56m
Bilging - IV
55m
Safety Regulations
55m
Safety Regulations (Contd.)
54m
Safety Regulations ( Contd.)
55m
Ship Stability on Waves
53m
Ship Stability on Waves (Contd.)
53m
Ship Stability on Waves ( Contd.)
54m
Wave Theory
56m
Conclusion
53m