The phrase “stiff and tender ship” is not a common expression or idiom in English. It’s possible that you might be referring to two separate concepts related to ships: stiffness and tenderness. Let me explain each of these terms in the context of naval architecture and ship design. stiff and tender ship- Complete details 1. […]
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What is Sheer Strake on Ship
Sheer strake is a term used in ship construction to describe the uppermost strake of the side shell plating. A strake is a section of plate placed in fore and aft direction on the hull of the ship. The shear strake is usually of higher thickness and strength than other strakes, because it can resist […]
naval architecture and marine engineering
Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering: A Fascinating Career Choice. If you are looking for a career that combines creativity, innovation, and technical skills, you might want to consider naval architecture and marine engineering. Naval architecture and marine engineering are two closely related fields that deal with the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of ships and […]
South Korean Yards Gets $19bn Order for building Gas Carriers
It must have been a golden day for the South Korean yards as they signed the agreement of $19bn worth with Qatar Petroleum. Three major yards namely: Hyundai Heavy Industries-HHI Samsung Heavy Industries-SHI Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME) secured this much worth contract for building Gas Carriers for Middle East Gas Major Qatar Petroleum. […]
First Zero-Emission Electric Tanker by Japan
Seven Japanese companies have joined hands to bring out their latest green technology innovation for the shipping industry. With the declaration of establishing the an all new ‘e5 consortium’ to develop and commercialize the zero-emission electric vessels, Japan is all set to take shipping industry on another level. The 5 ‘Es’ stands for five major […]
Stresses on Ship-All you need to know
Stresses on ship have been discussed here. A ship like other objects is subjected to both stress and strain, and since the size of the ship is large, they serve a great importance. Ship is subject to stress and strain because loading, buoyancy, weather and machinery. All of them have different effect on ship structure. It […]
Inclining Experiment Procedure for Ship
Inclining Experiment is discussed in this article which is used to determine the metacentric height of a ship. Metacentric height or GM, is crucial and critical for a ship stability. If the GM of the ship is more, than ship become stiff. This makes ships to roll but come back to original place very fast. […]
What is Center of Gravity of Ship and how it Changes
Learn about center of gravity of ship and how does it changes when there is a movement of mass on the ship. Concept of Center of Gravity COG of an object is the point at which the whole weight of the object may be regarded as acting. If this object is suspended from COG, then it will remain balanced […]
What is Free Surface Effect and How to reduce it
Read about free surface effect in vessels and the methods that are used to reduce the same. If, free surface effect is not corrected, then it posses great threat to the stability of the ship. Tanker ships mostly have problem with this type of effect. Let’s see what it is and how we tackle in real scenarios. Concept of Free […]