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    Area of Hull Calculation

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    The document contains formulas and calculations for determining the areas of different sections of a ship, including the below waterline area, boot top area, top side area, and bulwark area. It also includes a formula for calculating the weight of sacrificial zinc anodes needed to protect the ship from corrosion based on factors like underwater area, current density, design life, and anode material capacity. An example calculation is provided applying the formulas to a ship with given dimensions.

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    Area of Hull Calculation

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    The document contains formulas and calculations for determining the areas of different sections of a ship, including the below waterline area, boot top area, top side area, and bulwark area. It also includes a formula for calculating the weight of sacrificial zinc anodes needed to protect the ship from corrosion based on factors like underwater area, current density, design life, and anode material capacity. An example calculation is provided applying the formulas to a ship with given dimensions.

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    The document contains formulas and calculations for determining the areas of different sections of a ship, including the below waterline area, boot top area, top side area, and bulwark area. It also includes a formula for calculating the weight of sacrificial zinc anodes needed to protect the ship from corrosion based on factors like underwater area, current density, design life, and anode material capacity. An example calculation is provided applying the formulas to a ship with given dimensions.

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    Area of Hull Calculation

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    Reynaldo Pesquera
    The document contains formulas and calculations for determining the areas of different sections of a ship, including the below waterline area, boot top area, top side area, and bulwark area. It also includes a formula for calculating the weight of sacrificial zinc anodes needed to protect the ship from corrosion based on factors like underwater area, current density, design life, and anode material capacity. An example calculation is provided applying the formulas to a ship with given dimensions.

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    BELOW WATERLINE AREA (FORMULA) :

    2.00 x d + B x LPP x 0.80


    input here:
    2.00 x 1.90 + 4.14 x 20.85 x 0.80 = 132.44 sq. meters

    Where :
    LPP = Length Between perpendiculars (m)
    B = Breadth of ship (m)
    P = Constant depends of vessels shape (0.80-0.90)

    BOOT TOP AREA (FORMULA) :

    0.50 x B + LPP x 2.00 x h =


    input here:
    0.50 x 4.14 + 20.85 x 2.00 x 1.90 = 87.10 sq.meters

    Where :
    LPP = Length between perpendiculars of the ship (m)
    B = Breadth of ther ship (m)
    h = Height of the ship's boot top (m)

    TOP SIDE AREA (FORMULA) :

    LOA + 0.60 x B x 2.00 x h


    input here:
    20.85 + 0.60 x 4.14 x 2.00 x 0.80 = 37.33 sq.meters

    Where :
    LOA = Length overall of the ships (m)
    B = Breadth of ships (m)
    h = Height of top side (m)

    BULWARK AREA (FORMULA) :

    LOA + 0.50 x B x 2.00 x h


    input here:
    38.09 + 0.50 x 6.35 x 2.00 x 0.60 = 49.52 sq.meters

    Where :
    LOA = Length overall of the ships (m)
    B = Breadth of ships (m)
    h = Height of bulwark (m)

    SACRIFICIAL ZINC ANODES :

    Formula of total weights of sacrificial anodes.

    Current amps x design life(years) x K(8760)


    =
    Capacity of material (amp hrs./kg)

    = 271.56

    if used of 8.5 kg. anode. if used of 4.5 kg. anode


    31.95 60.35

    where :
    Number of years before the anode change = 2.00
    Capacity of materials in amp hrs./kg. = 781.00
    Current density of material in mA/m2 (ave. 1030 ) = 25.00
    K = 8760.00

    where:
    Current amps. = Underwater area (m2) Current Density
    1000.00

    242.11 x 25.00
    =
    1000.00

    = 6.05
    BELOW WATERLINE AREA (FORMULA) :

    2.00 x d + B x LPP x 0.80


    input here:
    2.00 x 1.14 + 5.48 x 39.00 x 0.80 = 242.11 sq. meters

    Where :
    LPP = Length Between perpendiculars (m)
    B = Breadth of ship (m)
    P = Constant depends of vessels shape (0.80-0.90)
    32.37

    2.25

    1.44

    33.15 meters

    5.98 meters

    2.80 meters

    156.91 tons

    169.77

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