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Classification Societies Rules Structural Modules. In recent years, the principal classification societies have developed software packages for use by shipyards and design offices that incorporate dynamic-based criteria for the scantlings, structural arrangements, and details of ship structures. The computer programs made available to shipyards incorporate a realistic representation of the loads likely to be experienced by the ship and are used to determine the scantlings and investigate the structural responses of critical areas of the ship’s structure. A brief description of the basic characteristics of the most important of these software packages is presented below. SafeHull (ABS) SafeHull is a Finite Element Analysis software for the design and evaluation of hull structures for tankers, containers and bulk carriers based on steel vessel rules. It is a standalone and complete structural assessment tool based on ABS “Rules for Building and Classing Steel Vessels (2016)” criteria. XxxxXxxx considers a 3D global FEA model with sufficient mesh density to assess both global hull-girder and local main supporting structural yielding and buckling strengths. A local very fine mesh model may be developed when a detail design or critical structural area needs to be analysed. This approach is referred to as “Global 3D Fine Mesh FEA Method”. Structural idealization, load application, analysis procedures and evaluation of analysis results are carried out in a consistent manner within the software. CSRS (ABS-LR) Common Structural Rules Software LLC (CSRS) is a joint venture company established by American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) and Lloyd's Register (LR) to provide industry with a validated and verified suite of software tools for CSR, which will meet the concerns of industry about the possibility of different interpretations of the requirements of CSR as a result of the software used in assessment. The software includes the “CSR Prescriptive Analysis” module which assesses ship structures based on the January 2015 Common Structural Rules for Bulk Carriers and Oil Tankers and the “CSR FE Analysis” module which uses finite element analysis to perform direct strength and fatigue assessment of ship structures for compliance based on the January 2015 version of the Common Structural Rules for Bulk Carriers and Oil Tankers. The CSR FE Analysis product incorporates MSC Software's PATRAN to provide capabilities needed for Design Review. MARS2000 (BV) MARS2000 is a software developed by BV for the assessment of scantlings o...
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