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The brief, and the constraint.
The client needed an approved stability booklet for a crude oil tanker operating in Arctic conditions, with class submission deadlines driven by the seasonal navigation window.
How we engineered it.
We ran intact and damage stability cases in Maxsurf, applied ice-load and low-temperature steel considerations per DNV rules, and compiled the stability booklet for class review with mooring and station-keeping analysis in ANSYS AQWA.
What shipped.
The stability booklet was approved and the tanker cleared to operate in Arctic service ahead of the navigation window opening.
Drawings & renders.
Deliverables
- Naval architecture report
- Stability booklet
- Lines plan & hull model
- Ice-load assessment
- Class submittal package
- Compliance summary
Tools & Codes
“Arctic service changes everything - low-temperature steel, ice loads, and a navigation window that closes fast. We sequenced the stability booklet and class submittal together so the tanker sailed on the first available slot.”- Lead Engineer, Fluxiss
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