A barge has been used for elimination or reduction of labour in loading and unloading work, or for the particular purpose. Recently, these ships also become growing more and more, and being full of a great variety. Because a barge generally is to be unstable on the course stability, various ways for stabilization have been considered. As one of the ways, we have well known to fit the skeg on aft of barge. In this paper, the skeg effect for the course stability on a barge is investigated experimentally by measuring the lateral force and moment acting on hull and skeg. And the types of skeg are selected as the following, (1) Mariner Type Skeg, (2) Deformed Type Skeg, (1) Slotted Flap Type Skeg. With these results, we may conclude that the lateral force acting on a barge increases as extending of distance between skegs but the moment decreases, and the difference due to skeg is very remarkably. We see that a barge with skeg becomes stable in order of Marine Type Skeg, Deformed Type Skeg and Slotted Flap Type Skeg. And we can't almost see the difference of the rotary derivatives in comparison with hydrodynamic forces due to the Deformed Type Skeg and Slotted Flap Type Skeg. However, the difference of static derivatives in oblique towing test, especially the value of N'_β, is remarkably. Then, it will be not necessary to consider the interference effect between skeg and ship's body on hydrodynamic derivatives in the case of extended distance between skegs. The most desirable method for the course stabilization in a barge will be to select the Slotted Flap Type Skeg, however, it will be noted the resistance of barge due to skeg also increase remarkably. Therefore, when applying these results to practical ship, we should have to consider the most suitable method for the course stabilization of a barge in connection with the lateral force and moment and the resistance increment of ship due to skeg.
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