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Stability information booklet

Stability information booklet

Created OnFebruary 7, 2018
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the ship’s stability criteria may be in booklet format or in the form of a series of plans, or even carried in a combination format of both. Either way the documents are in the control of the Ship’s Chief Officer and will include the following: general particulars of the vessel; a general arrangement plan showing cargo compartments and tank dispositions; special notes on the stability and loading procedures; hydrostatic particulars; metric conversion table; capacity plan showing centre of gravity of cargo stowage compartments (to include free surface moment of oil and water tanks); notes on the use of free surface moments; cross curves of stability (known as KN curves) with examples of their use; deadweight scale; list of ship conditions and typical condition sheets; statical stability curve for conditions; simplified stability information together with damaged stability criteria.

 

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  • Grain capacity
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