Longitudinal Strength Members & Small Hatch Securing System. IMO - MSC 105(73) Longitudinal Strength

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Longitudinal Strength Members & Small Hatch Securing System IMO - MSC 105(73) Longitudinal Strength

Valid for oil tankers with length of 130 meters and more, age more than 10 years (calculated from delivery date). Fig. Showing a ships half breadth total area reductions in deck and bottom to be calculated. Slide 2

The straighten part of deck and bottom including its longitudinal to be included in the calculations. Bilge and share stake shall not be included. If the vessel has a double bottom, tank top shall not be included in the reduction calcul. Slide 3

Thickness Measurement Report Total deck and bottom cross section area ( plates + long. ) Transverse Section 1 Transverse Section 2 Transverse Section 3 Deck Bottom Deck Bottom Deck Bottom Transverse sectional area of hull girder flange Measured As-built Diminution Cm 2 Cm 2 % If the ship s age is more than 10 years according to date of delivery at the time of the commencement of thickness measurements for the 2nd renewal survey, evaluation of longitudinal strength according to IMO Res. A.744(18) as amended shall be carried out for two (2) transverse sections. If the ship s age is more than 15 years according to date of delivery at the time of the commencement of thickness measurements for the 3rd renewal survey, evaluation of longitudinal strength according to the above ref. shall be carried out for three (3) transverse sections. Slide 4

How to use the exceel sheets Slide 5

When filling in measured thicknesses, all thicknesses shall be given in mm. If plate thicknesses in the Fr. No. measured are different from thicknesses given in the excel sheet (normally taken from vessel s midship drawing), thicknesses in column Thickness t b is to be corrected. New Area = B b *t b will automatically be calculated. Average thickness measured for a plate to be added into column: Thickness t m Slide 6

- Plates All thicknesses and measurements in mm Average thickness measured for a plate to be added into column Thickness tm As built As measured Diminution Plate No Breath B b Thickness t b Area = B b *t b Thickness t m Area = B b *t m Area red. % 1 1215,0 10,5 127,6 0,0 100,0 2 2430,0 11,5 279,5 0,0 100,0 3 2430,0 11,5 279,5 0,0 100,0 3 2430,0 11,5 279,5 0,0 100,0 If plate thicknesses measured are different from thicknesses given in the excel sheet (normally taken from vessel s midship drawing), thicknesses in column Thickness tb is to be corrected. 5 3100,0 20,0 620,0 0,0 100,0 6 3155,0 20,0 631,0 0,0 100,0 Sum B b 14760,0 New Area = Bb*tb will automatically be calculated. Total 2216,9 Total 0,0 Slide 7

Plates: As built As measured Diminution Plate No Breath B b Thickness t b Area = B b *t b Thickness t m Area = B b *t m Area red. % 1 1215,0 11,5 139,7 0,0 100,0 2 2430,0 12,5 303,8 0,0 100,0 3 2430,0 11,5 279,5 0,0 100,0 3 2430,0 11,5 279,5 0,0 100,0 5 3100,0 21,0 651,0 0,0 100,0 6 3155,0 21,0 651,0 0,0 100,0 Sum B b 14760,0 Total 2216,9 Total 0,0 Slide 8

Plates: Average thickness measured for a Plate to be added into column Thickness tm As built As measured Diminution Plate No Breath B b t b B b *t b Thickness Area = Thickness Area = t m B b *t m Area red. % 1 1215,0 10,5 127,6 10,1 122,7 3,8 2 2430,0 11,5 279,5 11,0 267,3 4,3 3 2430,0 11,5 279,5 11,3 274,6 1,7 3 2430,0 11,5 279,5 11,3 274,6 1,7 5 3100,0 20,0 620,0 18,9 585,9 5,5 Areas in cm2 6 3155,0 20,0 631,0 18,8 593,1 6,0 Calculated by this sheet Sum B b 14760,0 Total 2216,9 Total 2118,2 Slide 9

Longitudinals In case of corrections, this has to be carried out as for plating. When bulb s please remember that the total area is: Area = hw * tw + b Area is taken from a recognized international standard. Please also remember that the area b (column Bulb area b) is: b = Area hw * tw Bulb 400,0*16,0 have according German DIN standard a total area of: 89.4 cm2. b = 89.4 40*1.6 = 25.4 cm2 Slide 10

How to calculate area of a bulb profile Find area from bulb profile table Web area: w x t Bulb area: tot area-web area Example 20HP bulb: Tot area from table: 3,51cm 2 Web area: 1,4x0,8 = 1,12cm 2 Bulb area: 3,51-1.12 = 2,39cm 2 Slide 11

Thicknesses measured for a longitudinal to be added into column Thickness twm and Thickness tfm Longitudinals: As built Measured Diminutio n Stiffener No, off CL Stiffene r type Web height h w Thickness t w Flan ge widt h h f Thicknes s t f Bulb area b Area = h w *t w + h f *t f + b Thickn ess t wm Thickn ess t fm Bulb area* b m Area = h w *t wm + h f *t fm + b m Area reduction % 1 T bar 300,0 15,0 250, 0 30,0 120,0 0,0 100,0 2 Bulb 180,0 9,0 4,5 20,7 0,0 0,0 100,0 3 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 0,0 0,0 100,0 All thicknesses given in mm 4 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 0,0 0,0 100,0 5 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 0,0 0,0 100,0 6 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 0,0 0,0 100,0 7 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 0,0 0,0 100,0 8 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 0,0 0,0 100,0 9 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 0,0 0,0 100,0 Areas in cm2 10 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 0,0 0,0 100,0 Calculated by this sheet 11 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 0,0 0,0 100,0 12 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 0,0 0,0 100,0 Total "as built", Port 1034,7 Total "measured", Port 0 Slide 12

Longitudinals: As built Measured Diminutio n Stiffener No, off CL Stiffene r type Web height h w Thickness t w Flan ge widt h h f Thicknes s t f Bulb area b Area = h w *t w + h f *t f + b Thickn ess t wm Thickn ess t fm Bulb area* b m Area = h w *t wm + h f *t fm + b m Area reduction % 1 T bar 300,0 15,0 250,0 30,0 120,0 14,1 29,0 114,8 4,3 2 Bulb 180,0 9,0 4,5 20,7 8,3 4,2 19,1 7,8 3 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 15,0 23,8 83,8 6,3 Measured thicknesses to be given in mm 4 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 15,1 24,0 84,4 5,6 5 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 15,2 24,1 84,9 5,0 6 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 15,0 23,8 83,8 6,3 7 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 14,9 23,7 83,3 6,9 8 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 14,9 23,7 83,3 6,9 Areas in cm2 9 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 14,8 23,5 82,7 7,5 10 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 15,0 23,8 83,8 6,3 Calculated by this sheet 11 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 15,2 24,1 84,9 5,0 12 Bulb 400,0 16,0 25,4 89,4 15,1 24,0 84,4 5,6 Total "as built", Port 1034,7 Total "measured", Port 973,2 Slide 13

Total: As built Measured, % Total plate area, deck 6947,16 6568,224 5,5 As built Measured, % Total plate area, bottom 7331,2 7213,14 1,6 As built Measured, % Total stiffener area, deck 2910,6 2709,46 6,9 As built Measured, % Total stiffener area, bottom 2242 2194,75 2,1 As built area, Measured area and calculated. Slide 14

For reporting: As built Measured, % Total deck area 9858,0 9277,7 5,9 % Acceptable area reduction (plates+stiffeneners) As built Measured, % Total bottom area 9573,2 9407,9 1,7 % Acceptable area reduction (plates+stiffeneners) Areas, as built and measured including area reduction % to be be reported in the survey report (form 40.9a). Slide 15

URS 26 / Small hatch Securing Systems

7. It is to be fitted on the side opposite to the hatch cover hinges. 7. Small hatches on the fore deck are to be fitted with an independent secondary securing device

1. Metal-to-metal contact point to be fitted 2. The scantling of stiffener to be 100x8mm Metal-to-metal contact 3. The stiffener to be aligned with metal-to-metal contact points 4. Upper edge of hatch coaming to be reinforced by a horizontal section 5. The hinge is to be placed on the fore edge or outboard edge Secondary Securing Device