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Engineering
Plan
Review
Skilled ABS
engineers review design plans of ships, other marine related structures,
electrical and piping systems, engines, generators, steering gear,
propellers and other major machinery components to verify compliance
with ABS Rule requirements.
ABS now provides technical review services electronically through the ABS
Plan Approval System, allowing for drawings to be submitted electronically
with a comprehensive web based support structure for engineers to review
and address technical issues associated with your project.
Read more about the
ABS Plan Approval System ...
Advanced
Analysis
This group supports
the effort of ABS engineers and clients where the needs require
sophisticated analytical skills beyond those normally applied. Using
such techniques as fracture mechanics the Advanced Analysis group
performs damage investigation and other complex engineering studies.
Through Finite
Element Analyses and other sophisticated methodologies it supports
the efforts of ABS engineers in their design review work as well as ABS R&D
studies.
Engineering
Analysis
In support of
vessel design review, ABS offers a wide number of engineering analyses.
A partial list includes:
- structural analyses
- finite element analysis
- stress analysis
- thermal stress analysis
- vibration prediction studies
- fatigue and fracture mechanic
analysis
- Rule scantling analysis
- buckling analysis
- hull girder analysis
- environmental loading and
hydrodynamic analysis
- design load prediction
- seakeeping and motion studies
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- springing and slamming studies
- sloshing analysis
- wind loading analysis
- grillage analysis
- Machinery Analyses
- pressure vessel analysis
- tank support analysis
- crankshaft analysis
- short circuit analysis
- coordination study
- flange analysis
- thermal stress analysis
- torsional vibration analysis
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ABS
WebCalc - Machinery
ABS Machinery Web Based Program provides interactive calculation routines
for various equations of the:
- Rules for Building and Classing Steel Vessels
- Rules for Building and Classing Steel Vessels under 90 meters
- Guide for Building and Classing Passenger Vessels
- Guide for Motor Pleasure Yachts
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