Naval Architecture
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Nickel Ore Liquefaction Suspected in Devon Bay Capsize
The ultramax bulk carrier Devon Bay capsized off the disputed Scarborough Shoal on January 22, with liquefaction of its nickel…
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Container Ship Classifications
Container ships revolutionised global trade in the latter half of the twentieth century. These specialised vessels carry standardised boxes that…
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Dry Bulk and Ore Carrier Classifications
Dry bulk carriers rank among the most essential vessels in global shipping. These robust ships transport the raw materials that…
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Understanding Crude Oil Tanker Classifications
Crude oil tankers form the backbone of global energy transport. These specialised vessels carry millions of barrels of oil across…
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Understanding the Centre of Buoyancy and Its Relationship with Draft
The centre of buoyancy is one of the most fundamental concepts in naval architecture, yet its behaviour is often misunderstood…
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Types of Damage Stability Calculations and Applicable Codes
Damage stability analysis has evolved significantly over the past century, driven largely by maritime disasters that exposed weaknesses in existing…
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Understanding the Difference Between Intact Stability and Damage Stability
Every ship operating at sea must demonstrate its ability to remain upright and recover from external disturbances. This ability is…
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Archimedes’ Principle and Its Application to Ship Stability
Every naval architect begins their journey with one fundamental question: how does a 200,000-tonne steel vessel float while a small…
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