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    This document contains a formula and table for calculating squat, the decrease in underwater ship draft due to increased water velocity when a ship is moving. It provides the Huuska-Icorels formula for calculating squat based on a ship's speed, length, beam, draft and block coefficient. The table applies the formula to calculate squat for a ship with a speed ranging from 6 to 16 knots, using coefficients of 1.7, 2.0 and 2.4, and includes a diagram illustrating squat and related clearance values.

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    This document contains a formula and table for calculating squat, the decrease in underwater ship draft due to increased water velocity when a ship is moving. It provides the Huuska-Icorels formula for calculating squat based on a ship's speed, length, beam, draft and block coefficient. The table applies the formula to calculate squat for a ship with a speed ranging from 6 to 16 knots, using coefficients of 1.7, 2.0 and 2.4, and includes a diagram illustrating squat and related clearance values.

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    This document contains a formula and table for calculating squat, the decrease in underwater ship draft due to increased water velocity when a ship is moving. It provides the Huuska-Icorels formula for calculating squat based on a ship's speed, length, beam, draft and block coefficient. The table applies the formula to calculate squat for a ship with a speed ranging from 6 to 16 knots, using coefficients of 1.7, 2.0 and 2.4, and includes a diagram illustrating squat and related clearance values.

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    Squat

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    Rupesh Kumar
    This document contains a formula and table for calculating squat, the decrease in underwater ship draft due to increased water velocity when a ship is moving. It provides the Huuska-Icorels formula for calculating squat based on a ship's speed, length, beam, draft and block coefficient. The table applies the formula to calculate squat for a ship with a speed ranging from 6 to 16 knots, using coefficients of 1.7, 2.0 and 2.4, and includes a diagram illustrating squat and related clearance values.

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    SQUAT CALCULATION Huuska-Icorels formula

    Notice: Input only in yellow fields!


    Formula:

    t max
    C b
    Co B
    t
    l pp

    Ship's speed v (kn)


    Ship's speed v (m/s)
    Froude number Fnh
    SQUAT (Co = 1.7)
    SQUAT (Co = 2.0)
    SQUAT (Co = 2.4)
    Painuma(squat)vara
    Haraustason alapuoleinen ves
    Pohja
    Klivara
    Muu liikevara
    BASIC DATA
    Ship's beam (B)
    Ship's length (Lpp)
    Block coefficient CB
    B / Lpp =
    Ship's draught (T)
    Safe clearance depth (hs)
    Water depth (h)
    Gross underkeel clearance
    - Net underkeel clearance *
    - Clearance for other motions *
    - Clearance for squat

    F 2 nh
    1 F
    6.0
    3.1
    0.25
    0.14
    0.16
    0.19
    0.00
    0.1
    5.11
    0.39
    -0.11
    32.3 m
    216.0 m

    (RIL 123, v. 1979, p. 210)


    nh

    7.0
    3.6
    0.30
    0.19
    0.22
    0.27
    0.00
    0.1
    5.11
    0.39
    -0.11

    8.0
    4.1
    0.34
    0.25
    0.30
    0.35
    0.00
    0.1
    5.11
    0.39
    -0.11

    9.0
    10.0
    4.6
    5.1
    0.38
    0.42
    0.32
    0.41
    0.38
    0.48
    0.46
    0.57
    0.00
    0.00
    0.1
    0.1
    5.11
    5.11
    0.39
    0.39
    -0.11
    -0.11
    CONCEPT DRAWING
    (not in scale)

    11.0
    5.7
    0.47
    0.50
    0.59
    0.71
    0.00
    0.1
    5.11
    0.39
    -0.11

    12.0
    6.2
    0.51
    0.62
    0.73
    0.87
    0.00
    0.1
    5.11
    0.39
    -0.11

    13.0
    6.7
    0.55
    0.75
    0.88
    1.05
    0.00
    0.1
    5.11
    0.39
    -0.11

    14.0
    7.2
    0.59
    0.90
    1.06
    1.27
    0.00
    0.1
    5.11
    0.39
    -0.11

    15.0
    7.7
    0.64
    1.08
    1.27
    1.52
    0.00
    0.1
    5.11
    0.39
    -0.11

    16.0
    8.2
    0.68
    1.29
    1.51
    1.81
    0.00
    0.1
    5.11
    0.39
    -0.11

    MW

    0.8166
    0.15
    9.9 m
    10.00 m
    15.0 m
    0.1 m
    0.5 m
    0.5 m
    -0.9 m

    * Net underkeel clearance for sea channels is normally 0,5 m.


    ** Clearance for other motions includes ship motions caused by waves,
    inclinations etc. Must be valued case specifically.

    SHIP
    T
    B
    h

    hs

    Clearance for squat


    Gross underkeel clearance
    Clearance for other motions
    Net underkeel clearance
    Safe clearance level
    Water under safe clearance level
    BOTTOM/CHANNEL BED LEVEL

    Squat as a function of speed.


    Huuska-ICORELS, coefficients 1.7, 2.0 and 2.4.

    Pohja

    SQUAT (Co = 2.4)

    6.0

    7.0

    SQUAT (Co = 2.0)

    8.0

    SQUAT (Co = 1.7)

    9.0

    10.0

    Haraustason alapuoleinen vesi

    11.0

    Squat, m

    Spee d (knots)

    12.0

    Klivara

    13.0

    Muu liikevara

    14.0

    Painuma(squat)vara

    15.0

    16.0

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