If your vessel has a GM of one foot and a breadth of 50
feet, what will be your full rolling period?
Given:
GM = 1 ft
Breadth = 50 ft
What is asked:
Rolling period
Solution:
The necessary
thing to remember in solving for the rolling period is to note the unit of the
ship’s breadth. This is so because our formula in getting the rolling period
depends on it. Supposing, if the unit of breadth is feet, we have to multiply the
breadth by 0.44. On the other hand, if the unit of breadth is meter, we have to
multiply the breadth by 0.797.
Now since
the unit of breadth in the problem is feet, the rolling
period formula therefore would be 0.44 times breadth over the square root of GM.
Rolling Period = (0.44 x Breadth) ÷ √GM
= (0.44 x 50 ft) ÷ √1
= 22 ÷ 1
= 22 seconds
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