Free Surface Effect (FSE) ll Ship's Stability ll Calculate Free Surface Correction ll Slack Tank

• Determine Free Surface...
• Calculate Fluid GM l M...
• Metacentric Height ll ...
This video contains the effect of a slack tank on a ship's stability. It explains how ships reduce their stability due to partially filled tanks as a result of the virtual loss of Metacentric Height (GM). It includes the calculation of the free surface moment, free surface correction, and applying FSC to determine the fluid GM.
Free surface effect refers to the influence of liquids in partially filled tanks or compartments on the stability of a floating vessel, such as a ship or a boat. When a vessel tilts or rolls, the liquid within these partially filled tanks tends to shift, leading to changes in the vessel's center of gravity and buoyancy.
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[@mahendraniwas2505]

Nice video... explained it well

[@nauticalacademy001]

Thank you.

[@user-gg7du6zp6b]

I was confusing about this topic for long time and now I got a clear concept and thanks from the bottom of my heart for informative video .

[@nauticalacademy001]

Thank you for your comment and you're most welcome.

[@MissPiggyM976]

Very good, thanks!

[@nauticalacademy001]

Welcome.