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    The document provides information about grain loading on a vessel, including cargo spaces, weights, and volumetric heeling moments. It asks to calculate grain heeling arms (λ0, λ40, λ20) for the first problem and determine the angle of heel due to grain shift using two methods for the second problem. The solution calculates the heeling arms as 0.24m, 0.192m, and 0.216m for problem 1. For problem 2, it draws the curve of statical stability and estimates the angle of heel as 12 degrees based on the curve. It also calculates the angle of heel as 11.97 degrees based on the maximum allowable heeling moment.

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    The document provides information about grain loading on a vessel, including cargo spaces, weights, and volumetric heeling moments. It asks to calculate grain heeling arms (λ0, λ40, λ20) for the first problem and determine the angle of heel due to grain shift using two methods for the second problem. The solution calculates the heeling arms as 0.24m, 0.192m, and 0.216m for problem 1. For problem 2, it draws the curve of statical stability and estimates the angle of heel as 12 degrees based on the curve. It also calculates the angle of heel as 11.97 degrees based on the maximum allowable heeling moment.

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    The document provides information about grain loading on a vessel, including cargo spaces, weights, and volumetric heeling moments. It asks to calculate grain heeling arms (λ0, λ40, λ20) for the first problem and determine the angle of heel due to grain shift using two methods for the second problem. The solution calculates the heeling arms as 0.24m, 0.192m, and 0.216m for problem 1. For problem 2, it draws the curve of statical stability and estimates the angle of heel as 12 degrees based on the curve. It also calculates the angle of heel as 11.97 degrees based on the maximum allowable heeling moment.

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    The document provides information about grain loading on a vessel, including cargo spaces, weights, and volumetric heeling moments. It asks to calculate grain heeling arms (λ0, λ40, λ20) for the first problem and determine the angle of heel due to grain shift using two methods for the second problem. The solution calculates the heeling arms as 0.24m, 0.192m, and 0.216m for problem 1. For problem 2, it draws the curve of statical stability and estimates the angle of heel as 12 degrees based on the curve. It also calculates the angle of heel as 11.97 degrees based on the maximum allowable heeling moment.

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    Question No.

    1: (Grain Loading)

    1. A vessel has loaded grain, SF 1.69m3/tone to a displacement of 13540 tonne.


    All grain spaces are full, except no. 2 tween deck, which is partially full. The tabulated transverse
    volumetric heeling moments are as follows.

    No.1 hold 762 m4


    No.2 hold 941 m4
    No.3 hold 965 m4
    No.4 hold 1041 m4
    No.1 TD 618 m4
    No.2 TD 615 m4
    No.3 TD 414 m4

    The value of the KG used in the calculation of the vessel’s effective KG were as follows.
    For lower holds, the centroid of the cargo spaces.
    For tween decks, the actual Kg of the cargo.
    Calculate the grain heeling arms λ0, λ40 and λ20 in metres.

    Solution No.1: (Grain Loading)

    Cargo Spaces VHM (m4) Factor Corrected VHM (m4)


    No.1 hold 762 1.00 762.00
    No.2 hold 941 1.00 941.00
    No.3 hold 965 1.00 965.00
    No.4 hold 1041 1.00 1041.00
    No.1 TD 618 1.06 655.08
    No.2 TD 615 1.12 688.80
    No.3 TD 414 1.06 438.84
    Total 5491.72

    λ0 = VHM
    SF x W
    = 5491.72
    1.69 x 13540
    = 0.24 m

    λ40 = 0.8 x 0.24


    = 0.192 m

    λ20 = 0.216 m

    obs.2011  Page 1 
    Question No.2: (Grain Loading)

    MV Del Monte, a 7-holds bulk carrier, is scheduled to load a consignment of wheat in bulk at Santos, Brazil.

    Cargo information and loading distribution are as follows.


    Hold Weight (tonnes) SF Stowage
    1 5750 1.58 Filled
    2 4430 1.58 Partly Filled
    3 6690 1.58 Filled
    4 6900 1.58 Filled
    5 6900 1.58 Filled
    6 6900 1.58 Filled
    7 6690 1.58 Filled

    Upon completion of loading, the following ship’s figures are obtained.

    Other weights/deductibles onboard = 3800 tonnes FSM = 1500 t-m


    Lightship = 10533 tonnes
    Solid KG = 9.10 m

    Note: For vertical shift of G due to grain shift, use a factor of 1.06 for filled compartments and 1.12 for
    partly-filled compartments.

    Required:

    a) Using the KN and HM curves provided, draw the curve of statical stability for the departure condition.
    The curve should include the heeling moment curve for grain shift.
    b) Determine the angle of heel due to grain shift using the following method.
    i. By estimation, using the curve of statical stability.
    ii. By calculation, given the maximum allowable heeling moment at departure condition is 54500 t-m.

    obs.2011  Page 2 
    Solution No.2: (Grain Loading)

    Cargo
    Hold No. Weight S SF Volume VHM Factor Corr VHM GHM
    1 5750 F 1.58 9085.00 1800.00 1.06 1908.00 1207.59
    2 4430 P 1.58 6999.40 58900.00 1.12 65968.00 41751.90
    3 6690 F 1.58 10570.20 2500.00 1.06 2650.00 1677.22
    4 6900 F 1.58 10902.00 4000.00 1.06 4240.00 2683.54
    5 6900 F 1.58 10902.00 4000.00 1.06 4240.00 2683.54
    6 6900 F 1.58 10902.00 4000.00 1.06 4240.00 2683.54
    7 6690 F 1.58 10570.20 2500.00 1.06 2650.00 1677.22
    Total 44260 85896.00 54364.55
    Lightship 10533 Solid KG = 9.10
    Deductibles O/B 3800 FSC = 0.03
    Displacement 58593 Fluid KG = 9.13

    λo = VHM OR λo = GHM AND λ40 = 0.8 x λo


    SF x W W = 0.7423
    = 85896 = 54364.55
    1.58 x 58593 58593
    = 0.9278 = 0.9278

    KG
    Heel (θ) KN Sinθ GZ
    0 0.00 0.00 0.00
    5 1.17 0.80 0.37
    10 2.30 1.59 0.71
    12 2.77 1.90 0.87
    15 3.50 2.36 1.14
    20 4.77 3.12 1.65
    25 6.00 3.86 2.14
    30 7.27 4.56 2.71
    35 8.38 5.24 3.14
    40 9.22 5.87 3.35
    50 10.28 6.99 3.29 12°
    60 10.82 7.91 2.91
    75 10.75 8.82 1.93
    90 9.78 9.13 0.65

    bi) From curve, angle of heel = 12°


    bii) Angle of heel = 54364.55 x 12° = 11.97°

    obs.2011  Page 3 

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