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Y 10K 100 K-FT 1 K/FT: 13.122 Ship Structural Design and Analysis

This document contains two problems related to ship structural design and analysis. Part A involves analyzing the shear forces and bending moments in a simply supported beam under different loading conditions, including a distributed cosine load and equivalent concentrated loads. Part B requires calculating properties of a midship cross-section, including a Bonjean curve, structural weight, buoyancy, shear force at a given immersion, and the neutral axis and moment of inertia.

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Y 10K 100 K-FT 1 K/FT: 13.122 Ship Structural Design and Analysis

This document contains two problems related to ship structural design and analysis. Part A involves analyzing the shear forces and bending moments in a simply supported beam under different loading conditions, including a distributed cosine load and equivalent concentrated loads. Part B requires calculating properties of a midship cross-section, including a Bonjean curve, structural weight, buoyancy, shear force at a given immersion, and the neutral axis and moment of inertia.

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13.

122 Ship Structural Design and Analysis


Problem Set 1 2003

Part A: A Quick 13.10 Review

1. Shames (13.10 Text) Problem 10.34. repeated here for info: Find the supporting forces
for the simply supported beam in figure. Then sketch the shear-force and bending
moment diagrams, labeling key points. 1K = 1000 lbs

1 K/ft 100 K-ft 10K

20' 10' 10' 10'

 x
2. A simply supported beam is subject to a distributed load w = −wo * cos 2π 
 L

1
1

w( x)
0
0

−1 1
0 2 4 6 8 10
0 x 10
a) Determine reaction forces at the ends
b) Plot shear-force and bending moment diagrams
c) Model the distributed load as a set of four concentrated loads determined by integrating
over each quarter length. Locate the load at the mid length of each segment. I.e.

L
2
3
F2 = ∫ w( x )dx located at x = L
L 8
4
Comment on the static equivalency of this model of the distributed load (is it equivalent in force
and moment?)
d) Plot shear-force and bending moment diagram for this loading. Comment on the
comparison with b) above.

Part B: Area Properties of a Midship section

10’

10’

10’

10’

45degrees

10’ 10’ 10’


Given: Plate Thickness: 0.5 in
Girder Stiffener
Web Height 13.91 in 9.87 in
Web Thickness 0.255 in 0.19 in
Flange Breadth 5.03 in 3.96 in
Flange Thickness 0.42 in 0.21 in

Not shown in the drawing are the five longitudinal stiffeners equally spaced along each strake.
Take note of the girders on the centerline. Assume all structural material is mild strength steel
and the vessel is in salt water.

Provide the following information:

a) Bonjean curve considering the following waterlines: 1’,2.5’,5’,7.5’,10’,15’,20’,25’,30’,35’,40’


b) Structural weight per foot
c) Buoyancy per foot
d) Shear Force for 18’ immersion
e) Neutral Axis and the Moment of Inertia relative to the Neutral Axis

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