study of mini loft design
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Study of Mini LoftDrawing
Presented By
B.JAGADISH
09341A0314
Under the guidance of
Dr. M. Srinivasa Rao
(Professor)
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Hindustan ship yard
• The Hindustan shipyard, a government of Indiaundertaking, was set up in 1941.
• It has built and delivered so far 137 shipaggregating over 1.27 million DWT.
• The shipyard is at present capable of building bulk carriers up to 80,000 DWT.
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Hindustan Ship yard
HSL has following divisions:
1)Ship building divisions2)Ship repair divisions
3)Offshore platform division
4)Structural fabrication division
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Ship
“A ship maybe
regarded as hollow
structure to float onwater capable of
transporting goods
from one place to
another across the
surface of water”.
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Principle of ship
• Ship is designed based on principle of Archimedes
principle.
• Archimedes principle:
"When a body is immersed in a liquid, it loses its
weight or an upward thrust acts upon it which is
equal to the weight of an equal volume of the liquiddisplaced."
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Archimedes principle:
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Working design of steel
• Based on approval classification drawings andmaterial order, the department will provide ablock division plan.
• The total ship will be divided into units based oncrane capacities at working place each otherunits as panels (or) blocks.
• Approximately each block weight will be between40-50 Tones.
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The ship designing drawings are mainly 4types:
1. Working design or class drawings
2. Accommodation drawings and Out fittingdrawings
3. Machinery drawings
4. Mini loft drawings or computer aideddrawings
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Why would we use cad software in a
design of ship?
• Save time
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Make the 3-d models• Greater flexibility to easily modify designs
• Multi-user collaboration is supported in real-
time
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MLDO
• In MLDO preliminary and final fairing of lines
of a ship as per the station offsets by basic
design office is done.
• In this we will use the cad softwares like
AUTOKON, TRIBON to make the ship design
in 2-D and 3-D.
• The design made in the software is fed onto a
CNC tape.
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Methods used to make ship data models:
1.Plain drafting
2. Logical modeling3. CAD - supported logical modeling
4. Logic-supported graphical modeling
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A CAD model
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Contribution of CAD to Design
• An important contribution is made by the immediateavailability of data and information.
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In this respect, plain drafting and CAD-based modelerssurpass other, more logical oriented methods.
• In addition to the availability of drawings by definition,
drafting and CAD-based methods also generallysupport immediate conversion of drawings, data andinformation to neutral formats, for broad and easysharing.
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CONCLUSION
• By using the cad software we can produce the
3-D models in a less span of time.
• Data integration and sharing is easy.
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The design parameters like dimensions, stressanalysis will be accurate by the use of CAD.