Iranian Classification Society Rules

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Section 1 Towing arrangements and resistances


101. Towing arrangements

Towing arrangements in tugboats and barges are divided into towing equipment and ments and specified generally as follows:


towing arrange-


Name of towing arrangements

Tugboats

Barges

Remarks


towing equip- ment


tow-lines

it may be acceptable to be provided on barges

chain for linking tow-lines


deltaplate

if may be necessary in accordance with the towing arrangements

shackle for links


towing

towing hook

only for fitted to hull with hook

bollard, bit or fair-leader

capstan for towing

only if fitted


102. Tow-lines


1. The length of tow-lines is determined by the following formula. However, when its service restricted within smooth water, it is to be at the discretion of the Society.


area is


Å G ÄFÄË ĞÄË F


Å : length of tow-line (m )

ÄË : length of tugboats or half length of barge (m )

ÄË : length of barge (m )

Ä : the value obtained from following table


Coastal area

Greater coastal area

Ä

2.0

3.0


2. The strength of towing arrangements is to be in accordance with followings.

(1) Minimum breaking strength of tow-lines is to be in accordance with the following table.


Bollard pull (BP)(ton)

BP40

40BP90

BP90

minimum breaking strength of tow-lines (ton)


3×BP


(3.8-BP/50)×BP


2×BP


(2) in case of chain, shackle, deltaplate and ring, etc. for linking tow-line


Å G ËĦÈ× B

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where,

Å : minimum breaking strength of chain, shackle, deltaplate, ring, etc. (ton)

B : minimum breaking strength of tow-lines as specified in (1) (ton)

(3) in case of towing hook


Å G ËĦÈ× B


where,

Å : minimum breaking strength of towing hook (ton)

B : minimum breaking strength of tow-line as specified in (1) (ton)

(4) in case of brackets, bollards, bits and fair leaders


Å G ËĦĖ× B


where,

Å : ultimate strength of brackets, bollards, bits and fair leaders (ton)

B : minimum breaking strength of tow-line as specified in (1) (ton)


103. Total resistance of towed ships


1. Total resistance of towed ships is to be in accordance with followings and requirements for determining the bollard pull of the tugboats.


the values may be the


ĄŹ G ĄX ĞĄŽ Ğ ĄŴ (ton)


ĄŹ : Total resistance of towed ships (ton)

ĄX : frictional resistance as obtained from the following formula


X Ë Ë

Ą G ŊĦŊŊŊËĖÈÁ A ÃË (ton)


Where,


Ë

ÁË : hull surface condition coefficient, 0.8 A : surface area below the waterline (m Ë) Ã : towing velocity (knots)

ĄŽ : wave making resistance as obtained from the following formula


Ž Ë Ë

Ą GŊĦŊËĖÆÁ A ÃË (ton)


where,

Æ :

AË :

à :


ÁË :

resistance coefficient of rough sea condition, 1.2 hull cross sectional area below the waterline (m Ë)

towing velocity (knots)

bow shape coefficient as obtained from the following table

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Bow shape

ÁË

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0.2/0.4

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0.3/0.5

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0.4/0.6

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0.3/0.5

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0.8/1.0


ĄŴ : air resistance as obtained from the following formula


Ą ŊĦŊŊŊŊËŊÈÆ Æ A FÃ ĞÃËF (ton)

Ŵ G Z Ă Ė Ž


where,

Ė

A : total cross sectional area exposed to wind above the waterline (m Ë)

à : towing velocity (knots)

ÆZ : shape coefficient of hull surface facing the wind as obtained from the following table

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Shape of hull surface

ÆZ

spherical

0.4

cylindrical

0.5

leg brace

0.5

leg cord

0.7

large flat. hull/deck house

1.0

clustered deck house

1.1

latticed structure

1.25

crane, beam, etc.

1.5


ÆĂ : coefficient of height following table

from waterline to center of area facing the wind as obtained from the


Height from waterline (m )

ÆĂ

0 - 15.3

1.0

15.3 - 30.5

1.1

30.5 - 46.0

1.2

46.0 - 61.0

1.3

61.0 - 76.0

1.37

76.0 - 91.5

1.43

91.5 - 106.5

1.48

106.5 - 122.0

1.52

122.0 - 137.0

1.56

137.0 - 152.5

1.60

152.5 - 167.5

1.63

167.5 - 183.0

1.67

183.0 - 198.0

1.70

198.0 - 213.5

1.72

213.5 - 228.5

1.75

228.5 - 244.0

1.77

244.0 - 256.0

1.79

more than 256

1.80


ÃŽ : wind velocity due to service area as obtained from the following table.


Service area

Wind velocity (knots)

Smooth water

29.16

Coastal water

36.93

Sea going

50.54


2. In addition to the requirements of 1, added resistance due to significant wave height in the follow- ing table is to be considered.

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Significant wave height (m )

Added resistance (ton)

1.5

1.0

3.0

5.5

4.5

10.0

6.0

14.0

7.5

16.0

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