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    This document contains an exam for a Naval Architecture course, with 8 multiple choice questions and 2 long answer questions. It tests knowledge of key naval architecture concepts: 1) It asks students to define lines plans, Simpson's rules, reserve buoyancy, wetted surface area, displacement, lightship weight, deadweight, free surface effect, weight estimation, floodable length, permissible length, and block coefficient of a ship. 2) Two long answer questions ask students to calculate new drafts and deadweight given ship specifications, and calculate list and fuel consumption for ship operations. 3) Concepts covered include ship dimensions, stability, loading conditions, resistance, and model testing. The

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    INDIAN MARITIME UNIVERSITY

    (A Central University, Government of India)

    May/June 2017 End Semester Examinations


    B. Tech (Marine Engineering - Fifth Semester)

    Naval Architecture - I - UG11T 2506/UG11T 1506

    Date: 10.07.2017 Maximum Marks : 100


    Time: 3 Hrs Pass Marks : 50

    PART - A 10 X 3=30 Marks

    (All questions are compulsory)

    Write Short Notes on the following, accompanied by sketches


    if/when necessary.

    1. (a) Lines Plan.

    (b) Utility of Simpson's Rules.

    (c) Reserve Buoyancy.

    (d) Wetted Surface Area of a Ship.

    (e) Displacement, Lightship Weight and Deadweight of a Ship.

    (f) Free Surface Effect and Free Surface Correction.

    (g) Weight Estimation Of a Ship.

    (h) Floodable Length and Permissible Length.

    (i) Block Coefficient of a ship.

    (j) Frictional Resistance and Residuary Resistance of a Ship.

    PART - B 5 X 14=70 Marks

    (Answer any 5 of the following)

    2. Sketch a typical cargo ship (either general cargo, Tanker or Bulk carrier)
    and indicate the following. Bow, Stern, Rudder, Propeller,
    Deckhouse, Mast, Main Deck, Bridge Deck, Bulkheads, Hatch
    Opening, Bulwark, Anchor, Anchor Windlass, Lifeboats.
    (14 Marks)
    3. (a) A ship 90 m long is floating at drafts 4.5 m ford, 5.0 m aft. The LCF
    is 1.5 m aft of midship. TPC is 10 T, MCTlcm is 120 T.m. Find the new
    drafts if a total weight of 450 Tonnes is loaded at a position 14 m
    forward of amidship. (10 Marks)

    (b) A ship 150 meter long, has a 20 meter beam, has a Load draft of 8
    meters, where as the light draft is 3 meters.. Block coefficient at loaded
    draft is 0.766 and at light draft is 0.688. Find the Deadweight of the
    ship. (4 Marks)

    4. A ship 8000 Tonnes displacement has KM =8.7 meters KG= 7.6 meters.
    The following weights are either loaded or discharged as mentioned.
    • Load 250 T cargo, VCG 6.1 m ,TCG7.6 -m to Stbd side
    • Load 300 T Fuel Oil, VCG 0.60 m, TCG 6.1 m to Port side
    • Discharge 50 T of Ballast, VCG 1.2 m , TCG 4.6 m to Port side.

    Find the Final List of the ship after completion of these activities.

    (14 Marks)

    5. (a) A box shaped vessel with main dimensions Length 100 m, Breadth
    13 .m and Depth 8· meters is floating at 4 m draft even keel in Fresh
    Water. If the KG value is given as 4 meters, find the GM value of the
    vessel in that condition. (7 Marks)
    (b) The same vessel as above is required to be heeled by 1.5 degrees by
    Transverse movement of weight. Calculate the weight block required if
    the weight shift distance is given as 9 meters. (7 Marks)

    6. The normal speed of a ship is 14 knots and the fuel consumption per
    hour is given by 0.12 +0.001 V3 Tonnes, where V is in knots.
    (a) Calculate the total fuel consumption over a voyage of 1700 Nautical
    miles. (7 Marks)
    (b) Calculate the speed at which the ship must travel to save 10 Tonnes
    of fuel per day. (7 Marks)

    7. What is the real purpose of carrying out an Inclining Experiment? What


    are the preparations before execution of an Inclining Experiment? What
    are the reading taken during the experiment? What are the main
    particulars mentioned in the Final Inclining Experiment Report?
    (14 Marks)
    8. Geometrically Similar Scale Models are used extensively for estimating
    the resistance of ships. Describe, step by step, the process of deriving
    the total resistance of the ship from the total resistance of the model as
    obtained from the model tests. (14 Marks)

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