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  1. femarie

    Welding:

    Use Lloyd's Register weld factor 0.44 to 25 mm , this gives a double fillet 11 mm (throat!).As ship plan approval surveyor I have seen larger fillets in seafastenings.. regards, Femarie
  2. femarie

    seastates

    Sometimes a seastate is defined by significant wave height only without a significant period.Can anybody comment ?
  3. femarie

    spreader and lifting beams

    I did.What's the question ?
  4. femarie

    Reduce Load Factors for simultaneous wind and waves loads?

    Just take 0.5 g athwartships (ay), o.2 g in longitudinal direction(ax) and 0.3 g =az(total 1.3) vertically. Applied these factors before when transporting crawler cranes on barges from europe to north africa. In case of high deck cargoes use 0.65 g for ay. regards, Femarie

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