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About the Course

The primary objective of this short course is toprovide conversion or refresher training for scienceand engineering graduates and experienceddraughtsmen who hold active line responsibilities inthe design of ships and ship systems and inshipbuilding practice. The course is designed in such

a way that at the end of the lectures, the person willhave a very broad understanding of the behaviour ofships under a variety of loading and operatingconditions.

The syllabus will include: basic definitions of ships,structural components of the hull girder, generalarrangement, ships as functional blocks,hydrostatics, hydrodynamics & structural aspectsrelated to the behaviour of ships at sea.

The course is intended for practising engineers and

research scientists who need to understand theconcepts behind the behaviour of ships & shipssystem at sea.

Who Should Attend

Engineers and scientists involved in the design ofships and ship systems. Personnel from shipmanagement companies, oil companies,classification societies and ship builders willbenefits from attending this course. The course is

innovative in both content & structure with a carefulbalance of theory & practice.

PROGRAMME

Monday 19 December 2011

09.00 - 10.30 Lecture 1: Naming and locatingparts of a ship, introduction to thegeneral arrangement functionalblocks of ship

Dr. Vishwanath Nagarajan

10.30 - 11.00 Break

11.00 - 12.30 Lecture 2: Basic definitions,displacement, deadweight, deck loadetc. loading conditions, stability andtrim, stability book, role of marineagenciesProf. O. P. Sha

12.30 -13.30 Lunch

13.3015.00 Lecture 3: Ship capsizing, staticstability, Water tight integrity anddamage stability, water tight doorsand bulkheads.Prof. O. P. Sha

15.00 - 15.30 Break

15.30 - 17.00 Lecture 4: Resistance, Powering,fuel consumption, effects ofappendages.

Dr. Vishwanath Nagarajan

Tuesday 20 December 2011

09.00 - 10.30 Lecture 5: Wave theory, spectralanalysis and description of oceanwavesProf. D Sen

10.30 - 11.00 Break

11.00 - 12.30 Lecture 6: Equations of shipmotionsProf. D Sen

12.30 -13.30 Lunch

13.30 - 15.00 Lecture 7: seakeeping - ship motionsin regular and irregular wavesProf. D Sen

15.00 - 15.30 Break

15.30 - 17.00 Lecture 8: Ship manoeuvrability andcontrollabilityProf. D Sen

Wednesday 21 December 2011

09.00 - 10.30 Lecture 9: Still water bendingmomentProf. P.K. Das

10.30 - 11.00 Break

11.00 - 12.30 Lecture 10: Wave induced bendingmomentProf. P.K. Das

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

13.30 - 15.00 Lecture 11: Hull girder response IProf. P.K. Das

15.00 - 15.30 Break

15:30 - 17:00 Lecture 12: Hull girder response II(Hands on experience)Prof. P.K. Das


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REGISTRATION FORM

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Address

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I wish to register for the course at a cost of Rs.15000/- including course material, lunches.

I enclose a cheque for Rs. 15000/-

Please invoice me at the above address

Please send me information on local hotels

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Date

The completed form, together with a cheque in

Rupees payable to ASRANET should be sent by 01December 2011 to:

ASRANet Ltd., 50 Richmond Street, Glasgow G1 1XP

No refund will be possible after 13 December

2011 but the attendance of a replacement

participant is permitted.

Cost

The cost of the workshop will be Rs. 15000/- whichincludes registration, course material and lunches.You should make your own arrangements foraccommodation.

Payment

ASRANet Ltd. accepts payments by cheque, cash,bank transfer and credit card. Please contact forfurther details.

RINAThe Royal Institution of Naval Architects certifiesthat ASRANet Ltd. Ships at Sea training course

meets the requirements for Continuing ProfessionalDevelopment of the Royal Institution of Naval

Architects.

VenueThe Senator Hotel15 Camac StreetKolkataPhone:033-2289 3000

Contact

ASRANet Ltd.50 Richmond Street

Glasgow G1 1XPScotland, [email protected] +44 (0)141-552-7287/ +44 (0)141-303-8217F +44 (0)141-552-3886

Ships at Sea

19-21 December 2011

Kolkata

Organised by

(A maritime spin-out company of theUniversities of Glasgow & Strathclyde)

in collaboration with

Department of Ocean Engineering &

Naval Architecture,Indian Institute of Technology,

Kharagpur, India
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Brief CVs of Lecturers

Prof. Purnendu Das, BE, ME, PhD, C.MarEng,FIMarEST, C.Eng, FRINA, FIStructE is Director ofASRANet (a spin out company of the Universitiesof Glasgow and Strathclyde) and Professor ofMarine Structures, University of Strathclyde,Glasgow. Recent EU projects are MARSTRUCT (a

network of excellence on Marine Structure) andSHIPDISMANTL (a cost effective andenvironmentally friendly dismantling of shipstructures). Industrial projects are with the UKHealth and Safety Executive, Subsea-7, the UK andUS navies. He has previously been the principalinvestigator of many EPSRC projects. Before

joining the University of Glasgow he worked withBritish Maritime Technology as principal StructuralEngineer (1984-91). He is author of more than 250publications, including contract reports and morethan 60 journal papers. He is a member of the

editorial boards of the Journal of MarineStructures, Journal of Ship & Offshore Structuresand Journal of Engineering for Maritime

Environment amongst others. In 2007, he has been

awarded 2 Royal Society International short termvisit awards for India & Czech Republic. His areasof research include ultimate strength & reliabilityanalysis of ship & offshore structures. He has beenrunning various successful CPD courses which haveattracted many people from different industries.These courses are on Design by AdvancedStructural Analysis, Structural Reliability and

Decision Making, Fatigue & Fracture Analysis,Ships at Sea, Finite Element Analysis, Risk

Analysis and Structural Reliability and OffshoreRenewable Energy. He was a member of ISSC

(International Ship and Offshore StructureCongress) for the period 1991-97 & 2003-06 andorganised the 1st, 2nd and 3rd International ASRANetConference in 2002, 2004, 2006 and 2008. Duringthe year 2007 & 2008, he has been invited by many

organisations abroad to deliver lectures on A stateof the art on Strength & Reliability Analysis of ShipStructures, and they include; Institut Francais deMachanique Avancee (IFMA) France, PolitechnikeWroclawske, Wroclaw, Poland, Klockner Instituteof Technology, Czech Tech. University, Prague,China Ship & Scientific Research Centre (CSSRC),Wuxi, China, Pusan National University, Korea,

University of Galati/Naval Academy, Romania,Dept. of Ocean Engineering, India Institute ofTechnology, Chennai, India, Dept. of NavalArchitecture & Ship Technology, University ofGdansk, Poland.

Prof. D Sen, B.Tech, M.Eng., Ph.D., FRINA, FIE isa Professor and former head of the Department ofOcean Engineering and Naval Architecture, IndianInstitute of Technology Kharagpur India. He has

completed his graduate studies (masters and Ph.D.)from Memorial University of Newfoundland,Canada during 1982-1988. Since 1988, he isengaged in teaching and research at Indian Instituteof Technology Madras (1988-1991) and IndianInstitute of Technology Kharagpur (1991present).Prior to proceeding for graduate studies, he hasworked for about 4 years (1977-1981) in anshipbuilding industry. His main area of expertise isin marine hydrodynamics, with specific applicationsin wave-structure interactions, sea-keeping andmanoeuvrability. He has authored a large number of

papers in reputed journals such as Journal of ShipResearch, Applied Ocean Research, and also inmany well-known international conferences. He ispresently in the editorial board of three international

journals. He has successfully completed manysponsored research and industrial consultancyprojects. Presently he is leading some very largeresearch projects of values in the order of US$ 1 to 2millions. He is a member of a large number of

national and international committees including theAUV division of ECOR committee. One of his maininterest is to disseminate knowledge on practicalstate-of-art applications of hydrodynamics in marinedesign.

Prof OP Sha received his B.Tech. (Hons.) degree inNaval Architecture from the Indian Institute ofTechnology, Kharagpur in 1980; M.Sc. in ShipProduction Technology from the University ofStrathclyde, Scotland, United Kingdom, in 1982;and Ph.D. in Engineering from the Indian Institute ofTechnology, Kharagpur in 1996. Presently, he is aprofessor and head in the Department of OceanEngineering and Naval Architecture at the IndianInstitute of Technology, Kharagpur, India. Heteaches a wide variety of subjects at the Institute andhis main areas of interest include ship design and

production, CAD/CAM and high performancevehicles. He is involved in a number of sponsoredresearch and industrial consultancy projects.

Dr. Vishwanath Nagarajan, B. Tech (Honors), IITKharagpur, M. Eng., Osaka University, PhD, OsakaUniversity. Presently he is Assistant Professor inthe Department of Ocean Engineering and NavalArchitecture, IIT Kharagpur. His main area of

interests is ship motions modelling and simulation.He is involved in a number of sponsored researchand industrial consultancy projects. Aftergraduation, he worked for 9 years in the field of shipdesign and ship construction supervision. Duringthis time, he interacted with different classificationsocieties, regulatory bodies on various aspect ofshipbuilding. He has also supervised shipconstruction work at different yards in India andSouth Korea.

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