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naval architectureSteering and turningTurning is involved when changing course; when maneuvering in formation with other ships, and when following a curved channel. However, the most important turning maneuver for any ship is to sheer off suddenly and to get clear of its original course when danger is unexpectedly…
Read MoreTurning is involved when changing course; when maneuvering in formation with other ships, and when following a curved channel. However, the most important turning maneuver for any ship is to sheer off suddenly and to get clear of its original course when danger is unexpectedly…
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In a turn, the inward hydrodynamic force produced by the drift angle is applied at a point well below the waterline. The outward centrifugal force is applied at the centre of gravity, usually located at or above the waterline. This couple acts to heel the ship outward…
Read MoreIn a turn, the inward hydrodynamic force produced by the drift angle is applied at a point well below the waterline. The outward centrifugal force is applied at the centre of gravity, usually located at or above the waterline. This couple acts to heel the ship outward…
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