The document contains a 10 question exam on ship stability and construction for Varren Maritime Academy students. The exam covers topics like fresh water allowance, ship stability calculations, block coefficient, total prismatic coefficient, Archimedes' principle, ship maintenance activities in dry dock, functions of ship parts like bilges and propellers, drawing a bulk carrier profile and draft marks, and defining terms related to ship dimensions. The exam tests students' understanding of key concepts in naval architecture and ship engineering.
The document contains a 10 question exam on ship stability and construction for Varren Maritime Academy students. The exam covers topics like fresh water allowance, ship stability calculations, block coefficient, total prismatic coefficient, Archimedes' principle, ship maintenance activities in dry dock, functions of ship parts like bilges and propellers, drawing a bulk carrier profile and draft marks, and defining terms related to ship dimensions. The exam tests students' understanding of key concepts in naval architecture and ship engineering.
The document contains a 10 question exam on ship stability and construction for Varren Maritime Academy students. The exam covers topics like fresh water allowance, ship stability calculations, block coefficient, total prismatic coefficient, Archimedes' principle, ship maintenance activities in dry dock, functions of ship parts like bilges and propellers, drawing a bulk carrier profile and draft marks, and defining terms related to ship dimensions. The exam tests students' understanding of key concepts in naval architecture and ship engineering.
Subject: Ship stability and Ship construction Maximum marks 50
Part A - Ship stability
Q 1. Define Fresh Water allowance and state the formula to calculate FWA (5) Q 2. A rectangular log of wood 5 meter long, 1.6 meter wide and 1-meter-high floats with larger face horizontal and weighs 6 tonnes. Find its draft in SW and Relative Density. (5) Q 3. Explain with appropriate sketch “Block coefficient – Cb” (5) Q 4. Define TPC and derive the formula to calculate TPC (5) Q 5. State a) Archimedes’ principle b) Principle of flotation (5)
Part B – Ship construction
Q 6. What maintenance activities are carried out in the dry dock ? (5) Q 7. Explain the following parts and their uses a) Bilge, b) Propeller, c) Sounding Pipe, d) Ventilator. (4)
Q 8. Draw profile side view of a bulk carrier. (5)
Q 9. Draw the draft marks and indicate the water line position for the following: a) 6m 32 cm b) 6m 69 cm c) 6m 90 cm d) 9’ 09” e) 9’ 02” (5) Q 10. Define the following with appropriate sketch a) Extreme breadth b) Length between perpendicular c) Length Overall (LOA) (6)
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