1. The document provides details for lashing cargo on a ship, including the weight and dimensions of the cargo, friction coefficients, and forces acting on the cargo in different locations on the ship.
2. Key parameters given include a cargo weight of 300 metric tons, a ship speed of 15 knots, and metacentric height of 1.9 meters.
3. Forces calculated include longitudinal and transverse sliding forces, transverse tipping moments, and reductions from welded stoppers and timber shores. Remaining forces to be resisted by lashings are also provided.
1. The document provides details for lashing cargo on a ship, including the weight and dimensions of the cargo, friction coefficients, and forces acting on the cargo in different locations on the ship.
2. Key parameters given include a cargo weight of 300 metric tons, a ship speed of 15 knots, and metacentric height of 1.9 meters.
3. Forces calculated include longitudinal and transverse sliding forces, transverse tipping moments, and reductions from welded stoppers and timber shores. Remaining forces to be resisted by lashings are also provided.
1. The document provides details for lashing cargo on a ship, including the weight and dimensions of the cargo, friction coefficients, and forces acting on the cargo in different locations on the ship.
2. Key parameters given include a cargo weight of 300 metric tons, a ship speed of 15 knots, and metacentric height of 1.9 meters.
3. Forces calculated include longitudinal and transverse sliding forces, transverse tipping moments, and reductions from welded stoppers and timber shores. Remaining forces to be resisted by lashings are also provided.
1. The document provides details for lashing cargo on a ship, including the weight and dimensions of the cargo, friction coefficients, and forces acting on the cargo in different locations on the ship.
2. Key parameters given include a cargo weight of 300 metric tons, a ship speed of 15 knots, and metacentric height of 1.9 meters.
3. Forces calculated include longitudinal and transverse sliding forces, transverse tipping moments, and reductions from welded stoppers and timber shores. Remaining forces to be resisted by lashings are also provided.