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    The document calculates the buoyancy and anchoring requirements for a vessel. It determines the vessel's volume, weight when empty, and corrected buoyancy weight. It then calculates the load per anchor bolt based on the number of bolts and divides the load by the allowable tensile stress of the bolt material to find the required bolt area. It selects a 30mm bolt diameter and verifies its area is sufficient for the load.

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    The document calculates the buoyancy and anchoring requirements for a vessel. It determines the vessel's volume, weight when empty, and corrected buoyancy weight. It then calculates the load per anchor bolt based on the number of bolts and divides the load by the allowable tensile stress of the bolt material to find the required bolt area. It selects a 30mm bolt diameter and verifies its area is sufficient for the load.

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    The document calculates the buoyancy and anchoring requirements for a vessel. It determines the vessel's volume, weight when empty, and corrected buoyancy weight. It then calculates the load per anchor bolt based on the number of bolts and divides the load by the allowable tensile stress of the bolt material to find the required bolt area. It selects a 30mm bolt diameter and verifies its area is sufficient for the load.

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    The document calculates the buoyancy and anchoring requirements for a vessel. It determines the vessel's volume, weight when empty, and corrected buoyancy weight. It then calculates the load per anchor bolt based on the number of bolts and divides the load by the allowable tensile stress of the bolt material to find the required bolt area. It selects a 30mm bolt diameter and verifies its area is sufficient for the load.

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    BUOYANCY CALCULATION

    CALCULATION OF ANCHOR BOLT FOR VESSEL BUOYANCY


    Outside diameter of vessel
    TL - TL Length of vessel
    Outside Volume of vessel
    Volume of 2 numbers dished heads

    D
    L
    V1
    V2=PI*D3/12

    1724
    5200
    12.14
    2.68

    Total outside volume of vessel


    (ignoring saddles and attachments)

    V=V1+V2

    14.82 cu.m

    Buoyancy weight of vessel


    Empty weight of vessel

    W= V*1000
    We

    14821.51 Kg
    5700 Kg

    Corrected Buoyancy weight

    Wc=W-We

    9121.51 Kg

    No. of Anchor Bolts provided


    Load / Bolt

    N
    P=Wc/N

    8
    1140.19 Kg

    Anchor Bolt Material

    mm
    mm
    cu.m
    cu.m

    SA-36

    Anchor Bolt Tensile Stress

    Sb

    Required Area for Anchor Bolt

    Ar=P/Sb

    Provided Anchor Bolt diameter


    Available Anchor Bolt area

    Anchor bolts provided are safe for the buoyancy.

    40780000 Kgf/m2
    0.000028

    m2

    30 mm
    502.96 mm2
    0.00050 m2

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