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Static  transverse  stability  of  SES on  cushion  147


                        lo
                      0.11                a=40

                      0.09    W=13.7(x9.8kN)
                             1 CIB C=3.11
                             p c/l=\9.55
                      0.07   2=0.0079
                             z b=z s=0.\5m
                             fi,=0.12m
                      0.05
                                                            a=60°
                      0.03

                      0.01

                                2     4     6     8

          Fig. 4.11  Influence of parameters a, /? on relative heeling  righting arm.

                       T a


                      0.10
                                         <z=45 c

                      0.08           a=50'
                            W=13.7(x9.8kN)
                            l c/B=3.11                   5,=0.18m} a=55o
                      0.06  -                            B,=0.16mj
                            p tJl=l9.55
                            2=0.0079                    ^,=0.18ml  a=60°
                      0.04                              B,=0.16mJ
                            £=65
                      0.02



                                2     4     6     8    10    en

          Fig. 4.12  Influence of parameters a, ft on relative heeling  righting arm.


          2.  Linearity in the relation of  the righting arm  with respect  to  the heeling angle only
            exists  at  small  heeling angles  to  about  3-4°, therefore it is convenient  to  take  the
            relative metacentric height h  = h/B c, where h is the metacentric height and  B c is the
            cushion  beam, as one of  the stability criteria  of  the craft.
          3.  The  width  of  the  keel plate  on  the  sidewall  does  not  strongly  affect  the  stability
            either  at small heeling angles or at large  angles.
          4.  a strongly affects  the stability at both  small or  large heeling angles.
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