LEWIS 1989 Principles of Naval Architecture Vol I

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Table of Contentsnull
	Chapter I-Ship Geometry
	Section 1-Ship's Lines
	Section 2-Displacement & Weight Distribution
	Section 3-Coefficients of Formsnull
	Section 4-Integrating Rules & Methods
	Section 5-Hydrostatic Curves & Calculationsnull
	Section 6-Bonjean Curvesnull
	Section 7-Wetted Surfacenull
	Section 8-Capacity Plannull
	Chapter II-Intact Stability
	Section 1-Elementary Principles
	Section 2-The Weight Estimate
	Section 3-Metacentric Height
	Section 4-Curves of Stability
	Section 5-Effect of Free Liquids & Special Cargoesnull
	Section 6-Effect of Chnge of Weight on Stability
	Section 7-Evaluation of Stabilitynull
	Section 8-Drafts, trim & Displacementnull
	Section 9-The Inclining Expermentnull
	Section 10-Submerged Equilibriumnull
	Section 11-the Trim Divenull
	Section 12-Methods of Improving Stability, Drafts & Listnull
	Section 13-Stability When Gnullrounded
	Section 14-Intact Stability for Unusual Ship Formsnull
	Chapter III-Subdivision & damage Stability
	Chapter IV-Strength of Shipsnull