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978-1-472-96970-5 (pbk) |
| 041 |
English |
| 090 1# |
|aCIR 623.8171 P317 2021 |
| 100 12 |
|aPatterson, Chris J. |
| 100 12 |
|aRidley, Jonathan D. |
| 245 10 |
|a|a Ships stability, powering and resistance / |c Chris J. Patterson and Jonathan D. Ridley. / |cPatterson, Chris J. |
| 250 1# |
|a2nd edition |
| 260 1# |
|aLondon: |bREEDS Bloomsburry Publishing Plc, |c2021. |
| 300 1# |
|axix, 823 pages, |c24 cm. |
| 336 ## |
|aText $2 rdacontent |
| 337 ## |
|aUnmediated $2 rdamedia |
| 338 ## |
|aVolume $2 rdacarrier |
| 440 1# |
|aReeds Marine Engineering and Technology ; vol. 13 |
| 504 1# |
|aIncludes index |
| 520 3# |
|a1. Flotation and Buoyancy
2. Small Angle or Initial Metacentric Stability - Will my Ship Float
3. Large Angle Stability - Just How Far Can She Roll?
4. Longitudinal Stability - Fore and Aft Balance
5. Additional Calculations and Processes
6. Bilging and Damaged Stability
7. Calculating Hull Shear Force and Bending Moment
8. Calculating Hydrostatistics Using Simpson’s Rule
9. Ship Resistance
10. Ship Propulsion
11. Screw Propellers
12. Propeller Alternatives for High-Speed Craft
13. Rudders
14. Hydrostatic Force, Pressure and Centre of Pressure
15. Wind Propulsion for Ships |
| 650 14 |
|aStability of ships |
| 650 14 |
|aStability of ships|xProblems, exercises, etc. |
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|aMaritime Section - Annex Library |
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|a020278 |
