Year: 2021 Language: english Author: Genick Bar-Meir Genre: Technical book Edition: Version 0.7.0 January 8, 2022 Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 249 Description: This book contains innovative ideas. In fact, the book creates a revolution in the understanding of ship stability. One of the chief problems in ship stability is the rolling (ship rotation) which was treated in the past as a simple pendulum with damping (or without) with external forces (waves, wind etc). This common mistake in this approach is rooted in the assumption that the location of the rotating point. Mistakenly, it was assumed that the rotation point is at the metacenter, an imaginary point which measures the ship's stability. In fact, all the books on stability, that were examined, believe in this mistake. This book also describes the physical transfer mechanism from one rotation mode (like roll) to another (like pitch). The reason that this developments are first depicted in this book is because of the new direct examination method. This innovative method also has a byproduct that shows a way to calculate the centroid of a circular segment. Nevertheless, the new technique to calculate the centroid is extremity far from being the main and only advantage.
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Stability of Ships and Other bodies
Language: english
Author: Genick Bar-Meir
Genre: Technical book
Edition: Version 0.7.0 January 8, 2022
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 249
Description: This book contains innovative ideas. In fact, the book creates a revolution in the understanding of ship stability. One of the chief problems in ship stability is the rolling (ship rotation) which was treated in the past as a simple pendulum with damping (or without) with external forces (waves, wind etc). This common mistake in this approach is rooted in the assumption that the location of the rotating point. Mistakenly, it was assumed that the rotation point is at the metacenter, an imaginary point which measures the ship's stability. In fact, all the books on stability, that were examined, believe in this mistake.
This book also describes the physical transfer mechanism from one rotation mode (like roll) to another (like pitch). The reason that this developments are first depicted in this book is because of the new direct examination method. This innovative method also has a byproduct that shows a way to calculate the centroid of a circular segment. Nevertheless, the new technique to calculate the centroid is extremity far from being the main and only advantage.
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