β Scribed by A.R. Lester (Auth.)
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Content:
Marine Engineering Series, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Page v
Author's Note, Page vi
Acknowledgements, Page vii
1 - Ship form and measurement, Pages 1-34
2 - Flotation, Pages 35-58
3 - Determination of position of centre of gravity, Pages 59-67
4 - Conditions of equilibrium, Pages 68-91
5 - List and free surface, Pages 92-120
6 - Stability at large angles of heel, Pages 121-160
7 - Calculation of righting level and assessment of stability, Pages 161-187
8 - Longitudinal stabilityβtrim, Pages 188-234
9 - Dry docking and grounding, Pages 235-254
10 - Bilging, Pages 255-274
11 - Bending moment, shear force and torsion, Pages 275-299
12 - Squat interaction and turning, Pages 300-311
Index, Pages 312-314
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