Ships Stability_ Curve of statical stability _ GZ curve

Transverse Statical Stability. Definition and assumption. GZ as righting lever. Change of GZ with angle of heel. Negative GZ means capsizing lever. Requirements and standards of area under GZ curve in code of intact stability.
CORRECTION: Total underwater volume remains constant when vessel heels. However at 3.21 in video it means underwater volume will increase on lower side and obviusly same amount will decrease on upper side as the vessel heels, thus keeping total underwater volume constant.

[@Hrule]

i love you!! the best quick explanation for the GZ curve

[@muhammetergen9161]

the best technique I have ever seen

[@AakibKhan-ns6bh]

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[@jb4742]

Best explanation 👏👏👏.

[@TheTraderzz]

Pls make a video on bacis concept like cog ,lcf,lbp, difference between them

[@navidmalvankarsmedia3851]

Good explanation

[@clifclivanz6526]

Sailor tube do you have an email? Can you make more specific how to read and how to plot the GZ and angle of heel at the curved.

[@kostaspapageorgiou308]

3:21 the underwater volume wont be increased!!! Only the KB will change!

[@epiphanshiperson200]

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You're saying "if the vessel heels further, the underwater volume will increase" - this is dramatically wrong. The whole point about ship's stability and bouyoancy is in that the underwater VOLUME of the submerged hull of the ship remains CONSTANT at all times (in such conditions as you describe). It is only SHAPE (geometry) of the underwater volume that changes during heeling. The change in shape makes the Center of Bouyoancy move to match the position of the center of gravity of the underwater volume as if it were solid water volume. Please make corrections to your narrative.

[@sailorstube3259]

Your point is well taken. The total underwater volume will remain constant but will increase on lower side and reduce on upper side. I meant to say the same by saying "the underwater volume will increase like this''. I should have added " The underwater volume will increase on lower side like this."
Your comment well appreciated

[@epiphanshiperson200]

This is obvious that you did not mean what you said then, but if I were you I'd corrected the narrative in order to avoid confusions of the kind in future and not to receive any comments like mine one.

[@sindretorstenson8154]

@@epiphanshiperson200 chill dude