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COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF LARGE TANKERS

H. A. Kamel, Wilbur David Birchler, Dan Liŭ, J W McKinley, William Reid

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A descriptive account of the application of modern computer methods to the structural analysis of entire super-tankers. The computerized approach is explained and compared to classical methods. A survey is given of the technical problems associated with such an analysis. These include the size relationships of computer facilities, programs and structural models; the size and organization of the group necessary to accomplish such tasks; estimate of costs; estimates of computer time and total project times expected.

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A descriptive account of the application of modern computer methods to the structural analysis of entire super-tankers. The computerized approach is explained and compared to classical methods. A survey is given of the technical problems associated with such an analysis. These include the size relationships of computer facilities, programs and structural models; the size and organization of the group necessary to accomplish such tasks; estimate of costs; estimates of computer time and total project times expected.

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A descriptive account of the application of modern computer methods to the structural analysis of entire super-tankers. The computerized approach is explained and compared to classical methods. A survey is given of the technical problems associated with such an analysis. These include the size relationships of computer facilities, programs and structural models; the size and organization of the group necessary to accomplish such tasks; estimate of costs; estimates of computer time and total project times expected.

Key concepts: Computer science, Computer program, Operations research, Computer Applications, Descriptive statistics, Industrial engineering, Statistics, Engineering

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