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BIAK 30
Breaking Load Value are subject to a minus tolerance 2.5% (419 kN 2.5% = 10.5 kN 408.5 kN)
Due to second hand good, the decrease assumed 5% per year.
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Safety Factor = = = 2.583 OK
DRUM CALCULATION
Parameter Requirement:
Maximum Load = 150 kN
Dimeter of Rope = 25 mm
Length of Rope = 50 meter
Theoretical Calculations1:
1. Diameter of Drum
2. Groove Radius
3. Groove Diameter
4. Pitch Diameter
5. Groove Depth
6. Thickness
7. Drum grooved length, L3
8. Drum un-grooved length, L1 = L2
=( 20 25)
= 20 25
= 500
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Groove Radius Groove Diameter
Thickness
tx = P/kp L5 = L6 = 20mm
= 150.000/(21 x 107 x 0.0148)
= 48.26mm Number of Layer =3
Number of Groove (n) = 20
Y = 610mm x 2
= 1220mm
A tug boat has available 50 meters of wire on each mooring line. Wire size 25mm diameter type
6x26RRL. If it is to be moored in 20 meters of water, what will be the suspended length and touchdown
point of the mooring lines when the anchor on the seabed?
At working draft mooring line fairlead are 2 meter above the surface.
Wire Sling 25mm diameter. W = 2.71kg/meter and Working Tension at Maximum 150kN
SUSPENDED LENGTH
= 2
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Oilfield Seamanship Vol. 3, Anchor Handling, 1992, ISBN 1 870945 492 page 298
Solution:
150
= 2 22 22 = 2435.42 484 = 1951.42 = 44.17
2.71
If the tugboat deploy 50 meter of sling, at survival tension about 5 meters will be left on seabed.
TOUCHDOWN POINT
D = Horizontal distance between fairleads and touchdown or between two points of suspensions
CosH-1 = Horizontal component of mooring line tension (Use Formula at MS Excel ACOSH)
D = Depth between point of suspension and seabed
150 150
= 22 2.71
2.71 150
22
2.71
150 55.35
= 22
2.71 33.35
= 33.35 [1.659659]
36.46 meter
d = 22m
Survival Tension (S) = 44.17m
Tugboat Dimension:
Environment Criteria:
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Source: ABS Rules for Building and Classing Mobile Offshore Drilling Units, 2012, C 3-1-2/1.3.2
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Note Current drag coefficient is taken as unity, considering the beam of the vessel to be flat
Wind Load Calculation5:
Basic Parameters
Particulars Notation Value Units
HULL
Vessel Length L 25.35 m
Vessel Depth D 3.35 m
Vessel Draft T 2.2 m
Hull Shape Coefficient Csh 1
CARGO
Cargo Name SINKER, ANCHOR BUOY
Cargo Length l 25.45 m
Height of Cargo Bottom from BL H1 3.4 m
Height of Cargo Top from BL H2 9.4 m
Cargo Shape Coefficient (Side) Css 1.25
ENVIRONMENT
Density of Air air 0.00123 MT/m3
Wind Speed Vwind 10.28 m/s
(AT*Ch*CSS)
Total Factored Windage Area (Cargo)
190.9
WINDLOAD
2
Total Factored Windage Area of Cargo in Lateral Direction ATC 190.9 m
2
Wind Force in Lateral direction on Cargo FWC = 1/2 * air*Vwind *ATC 1.26 MT
Location of Wind Force on Cargo (Dist from Stern) XWC 12.73 m
2
Total Factored Windage Area of Hull in Lateral Direction ATH 29.2 m
2
Wind Force in Lateral direction on Hull FWH = 1/2 * air*Vwind *ATH 0.19 MT
Location of Wind Force on Hull (Dist from Stern) XWH 12.68 m
Total Wind Force in Lateral direction (Hull + Cargo) FW = FWH + FWC 1.46 MT
Location of Total Wind Force (Hull + Cargo) from Stern XW 12.72 m
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ABS Rules for Building and Classing Mobile Offshore Drilling Units, 2012, C 3-1-2/1.3.2-1.3.3
Wave Drift Force Calculation6:
Basic Parameters
Particulars Notation Value Units
= 1.102 OK
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DNV Recommended Practice DNV-RP-H103 (Modelling and Analysis of Marine Operations, Sec 7.2.6)
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The Reflection coefficient, R is given by Table from DNV-RP-H103, Sec 7.2.6
A FRAME STREGTH CHECK
Static load is taken as per Summary Total Force & Tension Calculation and the A-Frame construction
as per below drawing. The forces on frame analysis have been estimated by all parameters as per
below calculation:
A-Frame Material:
Pipe Dia. 6 is used for the A-Frame; and the following engineering properties of structural material is
based on steel A36 are used in the analyses:
A-Frame Model:
T = 13.6155 TONS
Acceptance & Allowable Criteria:
F = 136155 N
Fix Const. 3
Fix Const. 2
Conclusion:
A-Frame structure as presented in this report demonstrates that the strength of the frame is adequate
and sufficient to withstand the forces corresponding to the work force 13.6155 Tons where the
displacement < L200, and the Stresses < 155.25 MPa.
DESIGN SHEAR & WELDING CHECK CALCULATION
Calculation:
Conclusion:
The shear & welding design for winch support member at TB. BIAK 30 are found safe for rigging.