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Preface to the fourth edition

Acknowledgments

Chapter 1. Prerequisites for stability, trim, and hull strength calculations
PART I. TRANSVERSE STABILITY
Chapter 2. What is stability?
Chapter 3. Calculation of the ship's vertical center of gravity, KG
Chapter 4. Determining height of KM
Chapter 5. Calculating GM
Chapter 6. The inclining experiment
Chapter 7. Stability at large angles of inclination
Chapter 8. Free surface
PART II. LONGITUDINAL STABILITY
Chapter 9. Trim
PART III. HULL STRENGTH
Chapter 10. Longitudinal hull strength
PART IV. APPLICATIONS
Chapter 11. Shipboard computers and the approved stability booklet
Chapter 12. The sgip in the damaged condition
Chapter 13. Practical stability and trim considerations
Chapter 14. Stability Requirements for vessels loading bulk grain
Chapter 15. Marine disasters
Chapter 16. U.S. Coast Guard questions on stability, trim, and longitudinal hull strength

Appendix A. Stability data reference book
Appendix B. M/V Hudson. Stability letter
Appendix C. M/V Surveyor. Stability letter
Appendix D. Useful stability and trim formulas
Appendix E. Conversion factors and useful information for stability and trim calculations
Appendix F. Instructions for draft survey hydrometer

Glossary

Index

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