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On Wed, 17 Dec 2008 18:25:22 +0000, Gordon wrote:
You have run aground. Your boat draws 6 feet when upright. You think you can heel your boat 10 degrees by kedging with an anchor. How much is is this going to reduce your draft? If x is the height of the transverse metacentre above the waterline ( assume it is fixed, for small angles of heel).. (x+6) * (1 - cos(10 degrees) ) ft. at a guess. (x+6) * 0.015 ft. Say a couple of inches.. Now, your toerail is underwater at 30 degrees of heel. What will your draft be now? sufficient. |
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