The Journal of the Nautical Society of Japan
Online ISSN : 2433-0116
ISSN-L : 0466-6607
About the Difficulty in Maneuvering the Manmoth Ships in Port
R. Shiobara
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1965 Volume 34 Pages 19-26

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Recently, bulk carrier vessels of heavy tonnage, which are called the manmoth ships, has rapidly increased in their number, because of their economical excelence and remarkable technical development in shipbilding. Those ships are offering various difficult problems in every respect, especially in maneuvering ship in port. This paper is to report the noticeable gap between the inertia forces of ship's movement and the power of means to control them. (1) Comparison the value of manmoth ships with 20,000 DWT oil tanker, in displacement, out put of main engine, weight of anchor and etc, based on the length between perpendiculars. (2) Head reach in case of maneuvering crash astern. (3) Impact load of berthing ship against the dolphine and etc. (4) Difficulties in turnning ship.
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© 1965 Japan Institute of Navigation
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