Section
5 Deck structure
5.1 General
5.1.1 Where the
deck, outside the line of openings, is longitudinally framed in the
midship region, this system of framing is to be carried as far forward
and aft as possible.
5.2 Deck stiffening
5.2.1 The scantlings
of deck beams and longitudinals are to comply with the requirements
of Table 5.5.1 Deck beams and longitudinals
forward and aft.
Table 5.5.1 Deck beams and longitudinals
forward and aft
Location
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Modulus, in cm3
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Inertia, in cm4
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(1) Transverse beams
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Z = 4,3 × k × s ×
h
1 × le
2 + 1,5 + 0,05L
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-
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(2) Longitudinals
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Z = 4,3 × k × s
× h
1 × l
e
2 + 1,5 + 0,05L
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-
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(3) In way of the crown of a tank
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Z = as required in Pt 3, Ch 7 Bulkheads
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Symbols
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L, s, Z and I are as defined in Pt 3, Ch 5, 1.4 Symbols and definitions 1.4.1
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Note The web depth of beams is to be not less than 45 mm.
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5.2.2 End connections
of longitudinals to bulkheads are to provide adequate fixity, lateral
support and so far as necessary, direct continuity of longitudinal
strength.
5.3 Deck supporting structure
5.3.1 Girders
and transverses supporting beams and deck longitudinals in the fore
ship and aft ship regions, are to comply with the requirements of Table 5.5.2 Deck supporting structure fore and
aft. In general, transverses,
webs or frames of increased scantlings, see
Pt 3, Ch 5, 4.4 Web frames and side transverses, are to be arranged in way of deck
transverses and are to be in line with the floors, where practicable.
Table 5.5.2 Deck supporting structure fore and
aft
Item
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Parameter
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Requirement
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Girders and transverses
in dry spaces, see Note
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Modulus
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Z = 4,75 x k x h
1 x S x le
2 cm3
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Inertia
|
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Pillars in dry spaces,
see Note
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Cross-sectional area of all types of
pillar
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cm4
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Minimum wall thickness
of hollow pillars
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The greater of (a) and (b):
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(a)
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t = 0,033d
p for tubular pillars, mm
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(b)
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t = 0,056b for square pillars, mm
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(c)
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t = 5 mm
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Symbols
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S, Z, I and t are as defined in Pt 3, Ch 5, 1.4 Symbols and definitions 1.4.1
b
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= |
breadth of side of a hollow rectangular pillar, in
mm |
dp
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= |
mean diameter of tubular pillars, in mm |
l |
= |
overall length of pillar, in m |
r
|
= |
least radius of gyration of pillar cross-section, in
mm, and may be taken as: |
r
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= |
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Ap
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= |
cross-sectional area of pillar, in cm2
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Ip
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= |
least moment of inertia of cross-section, in
cm4
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P
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= |
load supported by the pillar, in tonne-f |
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5.3.2 Transverses
supporting deck longitudinals are to be spaced not more than 3,5 m
apart.
5.3.4 Where a
girder or transverse is subjected to concentrated loads, such as pillars
or winch seatings, the scantlings are to be determined by direct calculation.
5.3.6 Pillars
are to be fitted in the same vertical line wherever possible, and
are to be attached at their heads by efficient brackets, in order
to transmit the load effectively. Doubling plates are generally to
be fitted under the heels of pillars. The pillars are to have a bearing
fit.
5.3.7 The structure
in single or double bottoms in way of pillars is to be suitable to
support the load imposed on this structure by the pillars.
5.3.8 Where bulkhead
stiffeners support pillars, girders or transverses, the stiffeners,
in association with a width of plating equal to half the stiffener
spacing, should comply with the requirements of Table 5.5.2 Deck supporting structure fore and
aft for pillars.
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