The solid hull of a boat has cross sectional dimensions of 10 ft wide by 6 ft high. It has a draft of 5 ft in water and its length is 30 ft. Considering the longitudinal axis of the hull for initial (upright) and tilted positions, determine the following: (a) initial GB (ft), (b) initial MB (ft), and (c) initial MG (ft). Determine the following when the angle of tilting is 10°. (d) MB (ft), (e) MG (ft), and (f) RM or OM (ft-lb)

The solid hull of a boat has cross sectional dimensions of 10 ft wide by 6 ft high. It has a draft of 5 ft in water and its length is 30 ft. Considering the longitudinal axis of the hull for initial (upright) and tilted positions, determine the following: (a) initial GB (ft), (b) initial MB (ft), and (c) initial MG (ft). Determine the following when the angle of tilting is 10°. (d) MB (ft), (e) MG (ft), and (f) RM or OM (ft-lb)

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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