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    This document provides instructions for calculating equipment numbers and selecting anchoring equipment for ships based on BKI Volume II rules from 2019. It includes calculating the equipment number based on factors like displacement, distances from the waterline to deck, and superstructure dimensions and areas. The results section recommends two bower anchors weighing 1290 kg each, 385m of anchor chain in specified diameters, and four mooring ropes of 140m in length with 107kN breaking loads.

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    This document provides instructions for calculating equipment numbers and selecting anchoring equipment for ships based on BKI Volume II rules from 2019. It includes calculating the equipment number based on factors like displacement, distances from the waterline to deck, and superstructure dimensions and areas. The results section recommends two bower anchors weighing 1290 kg each, 385m of anchor chain in specified diameters, and four mooring ropes of 140m in length with 107kN breaking loads.

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    This document provides instructions for calculating equipment numbers and selecting anchoring equipment for ships based on BKI Volume II rules from 2019. It includes calculating the equipment number based on factors like displacement, distances from the waterline to deck, and superstructure dimensions and areas. The results section recommends two bower anchors weighing 1290 kg each, 385m of anchor chain in specified diameters, and four mooring ropes of 140m in length with 107kN breaking loads.

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    EQUIPMENT NUMBER CALCULATION

    BKI VOLUME II - 2019 RULES FOR HULL

    1. INPUT AND SHIP PARTICULAR

    Ship Name : 300 x 80 x 18 FT Cargo barge


    Length Over All (L.O.A) : 91.44 M
    Length Waterline (L.W.L) : 91.44 M
    Length Perpendicular (L.P.P) : 91.44 M
    Breadth Moulded : 24.38 M
    Height Moulded (Hm) : 5.49 M
    Draft Moulded (Tm ) : 4.28 M
    Coefecient Block : 0.90
    Ship Speed : 5.00 Knots
    Displacement : 8757.00 tons
    Total Deck : Deck
    Anchor Type : Stock anchors

    2. EQUIPMENT NUMBER

    D : Maximum displacement [t] : 8757.00 Tons


    a : Distance [m] from summer load waterline amidships to the upper deck at side 1.21 m
    h : effective height [m], from the summer load waterline to the top of the uppermost house
    : a + Ʃhi : 1.21 m
    hi : sum of height [m] of superstructures and deckhouses, measured on the centreline of each tier having a breadth
    greater than B/4. For the lowest tier, "h" is to be measured at centreline from the upper deck or from a notional
    deck line where there is local discontinuity in the upper deck, see Fig.18.1 below for an example.

    B : Breadth (m), the widest superstructure or Deckhouse on each tiers


    A : side projected area [m2], of the hull, superstructures and houses, having a breadth greater than B/4, above the
    summer load waterline within the length L and up to the height h

    Notes :
    - When calculating h, sheer and trim are to be ignored, i.e. h is the sum of freeboard amidships plus the height (at centreline) of each tier
    of houses having a breadth greater than B/4.
    - Where a deckhouse having a breadth greater than B/4 is located above a deckhouse having a breadth of B/4 or less, the wide house is to
    be included and the narrow house ignored.
    - Screens of bulwarks 1,5 m or more in height are to be regarded
    as parts of houses when determining h and A, e.g. the area
    shown in Fig. 18.2 as A1 is to be included in A. The height of
    the hatch coamings and that of any deck cargo, such as
    containers, may be disregarded when determining h and A

    1
    PROFILE AREA
    TIERS LENGTH HEIGHT AREA
    DESCRIPTION
    NO l (m) h (m) (m2)

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    TOTAL 0.00 0.00

    EN : 8757.00^2/3 + (2 x 1.21 x 24.38) + (0.00 / 10)


    : 483.93

    3. RESULT

    ANCHOR Number Mass Per Anchor (Kg)

    Bower Anchor 2 1290


    Stream Anchor - -

    Total Length DIAMETER (mm)


    CHAIN CABLE
    (m) d1 d2 d3

    Chain For Bower Anchor 385 36 32 28

    Stream wire / chain for stream anchor BREAKING LOAD (KN)


    -
    -

    LENGTH BREAKING LOAD


    RECOMMENDED ROPE Number
    (M) (KN)
    Townline - 180 250
    Mooring Rope 4 140 107

    Note :
    (d1;chain diameter Grade K1-ordinary quality)
    (d2;chain diameter Grade K1-special quality)
    (d3;chain diameter Grade K3-extra special quality)

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