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A Treatise On The Principles And Practice Of Harbour Engineering

Forfatter: Brysson Cunningham

År: 1908

Forlag: Charles Griffin & Company

Sted: London

Sider: 410

UDK: Vandbygningssamlingen 134.16

With18 Plates And 220 Illustrations In The Text

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204 HARBOUR ENGINEERING. In the initial position, the centre of buoyancy is at Bj in the vertical line QK passing through O. Now, suppose the pontoon be acted upon so as to take up an inclination in which the water line is FOS. The immersed section becomes FHNS, and the centre of buoyancy which corresponds to this position lies somewhere to the right of Bp We have to determine its position. On examination, we see that of the immersed area, a triangular wedge RFO, representing upward pressure both in amount and intensity, has been transferred to the other side of the axis KQ, viz., to TSO. Accordingly, by a principle of mechanics, the centre of gravity of the rectangle RHNT has been moved along a line parallel to the line joining the centres of gravity of the equal triangles RFO and TSO, a distance measured by that between the centres of gravity of the triangles, multiplied by the ratio of the area of one triangle to the area of the original rectangle. To put this in symbols, let g1 be the centre of gravity of the triangle RFO, and g2 the centre of gravity of the triangle STO. Then, if B2 be the position of the new centre of buoyancy, we must have (1) the line BjB2 parallel to gxg^, (2) the distance BjB2 equal to g^2 x area RFO area RHNT Since the alteration in the position of B corresponds to the direction of g^, and therefore is partly an upward movement, we may conveniently find the locus by co-ordinates, with the initial position of B as origin. A line through Bj, parallel to RT or JIN, will be the axis of x; the line KQ, the axis of y. Draw g-Jix and g2h2 perpendicular to RT. The abscissa of B2 is proportionate to Ä^j its ordinate to g^+g^. Call OR, the semi-width of the pontoon, RH, the original depth of immersion, D; and RF, the extent of emergence, A.