Damage Stability - Some Useful Definitions

In this video I will demonstrate and define the following terms: Bulkhead Deck, Margin Line, Floodable Length, Compartment Standard, Factor of Subdivision, Permissible Length

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****Error ***** At 6:04 I introduce an incorrect formula for Permissible Length. The correct formula is Permissible Length = Factor of Subdivision * Floodable Length.
At 8:09 I give an example that uses the formula properly.

[@rinklesebastian4991]

Thank you. Wonderfully explained

[@kharagriar9399]

Thank you for this great video. Clarified few of my questions.Amazing job. keep up the good work. cheers

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Thanks for the feedback!

[@mayankmishra1186]

Very nicely explained.

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Thanks

[@GeorgiosD90]

You write Permissibile length = factor of subdivision / floodable length and in your example you instead and correctly multiply the variables....
Thanks for the video!

[@deckprep]

Thank you.

[@deckprep]

I added a subtitle in that spot with the corrected formula.

[@TheWadanambi]

Perfect explanation! Cheers from Ceylon!

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You're welcome!

[@joborj5244]

Thanks for sharing. Very clarifiying video

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[@queen2729]

Permissible length = floodable length * factor of subdivision

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Thank you.

[@prashantbagal2251]

thanks maam

[@asifmestry136]

Well Explained

[@gopalakrishnanlogesh6633]

Thank you

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[@tyronepinto35]

what is permissible length ?

[@amritpalsingh-qr9fi]

The flooding length of each point along the length of the ship is multiply by permeability to obtain permissible length .
Flooding length : the length of the ship that is flooded to cause the ship to sink or trim to margin line
Margin line : Is an imaginary line 75 mm blew the upper most continuous watertight deck

[@sanketgthesailorman3985]

Wrong formula given

[@asifmestry136]

Well Explained

[@deckprep]

Thanks!