ship weight : 200,000 ton1) Define the type of this problem from the Strength of Materials Point of View? Is it statically determinate or Indeterminate problem and why?2) Plot a Free Body Diagram (FBD) for the Ever Given barge in SuezCanal, Subjected on the FBD all the forces that will be needed with the inclined angles to turn the barge?3) Determine how many tugboats should be used from each side to be able to turn the Ever Given barge in Suez Canal? If you know that the average force that could be applied by each tugboat is around 15kN?4) State the best locations for each tugboat probably in specific location to turn the Ever Given barge and show your results with a complete analysis?5) Try to find the best design which you can use the minimum numbers of the tugboats to turn the barge without any lossess?6) Design the cables (the material, diameter and the length) which would be used from each tugboat to be able to use through the turning process without reaching the failure point? The 400m (1300ft) Ever Given was stuck in the mudand sand right across the southern end of the Suez CanalTugsShip 400m long andangled across canal.Digger used toexcavate bowTugs attempt to pull andpush the ship freeNote: Some objects not to scaleSource: BSM, media reportsBBC а)b)Buque"Ever Given"How could the Ever Given be moved?Se está dragando laarena de la proa.1. Tugs+31°Ship 400m long and-angled across canal6 Posición final.400 m+184 Comienza aencallar.59 m+15°3 Velocidad de12,2 kn y sigueescorándose.Digger used toTugs attempt to pull andpush the ship freeexcavate bowTiene capacidadpara 20.0002 Rectifió el rumbo y+8°contenedores2. Dredgingbaja la velocidad a12,5 nudos (kn).TEU (6,1 m delargo, 2,4 anchoy 2,6 de altura).O Dos minutos antesde encallar lavelocidad era de45°45°12,8 nudos y rumbode 5° a la izquierda.0°ven"SecciónEl calado delbuque es de15,7 m.Sand and silt removed from underneath theSuperficiedel canalbows using suction allowing it to float free11 m25 mKilómetro151321 m3. Lighten the loadCargo and fuel could be removedto reduce weight and make theship float higher in the waterс)Suez CanalNote: Some objects not to scaleSource: BSM, media reportsBBCFigure: The 400m (1300ft) Ever Given was stuck in the mud and sand right acrossthe southern end of the Suez Canal

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ship weight : 200,000 ton

1) Define the type of this problem from the Strength of Materials Point of
View? Is it statically determinate or Indeterminate problem and why?
2) Plot a Free Body Diagram (FBD) for the Ever Given barge in Suez
Canal, Subjected on the FBD all the forces that will be needed with the
inclined angles to turn the barge?
3) Determine how many tugboats should be used from each side to be
able to turn the Ever Given barge in Suez Canal? If you know that the
average force that could be applied by each tugboat is around 15kN?
4) State the best locations for each tugboat probably in specific location
to turn the Ever Given barge and show your results with a complete
analysis?
5) Try to find the best design which you can use the minimum numbers
of the tugboats to turn the barge without any lossess?
6) Design the cables (the material, diameter and the length) which would
be used from each tugboat to be able to use through the turning
process without reaching the failure point?

The 400m (1300ft) Ever Given was stuck in the mud
and sand right across the southern end of the Suez Canal
Tugs
Ship 400m long and
angled across canal.
Digger used to
excavate bow
Tugs attempt to pull and
push the ship free
Note: Some objects not to scale
Source: BSM, media reports
BBC

а)
b)
Buque
"Ever Given"
How could the Ever Given be moved?
Se está dragando la
arena de la proa.
1. Tugs
+31°
Ship 400m long and
-angled across canal
6 Posición final.
400 m
+18
4 Comienza a
encallar.
59 m
+15°
3 Velocidad de
12,2 kn y sigue
escorándose.
Digger used to
Tugs attempt to pull and
push the ship free
excavate bow
Tiene capacidad
para 20.000
2 Rectifió el rumbo y
+8°
contenedores
2. Dredging
baja la velocidad a
12,5 nudos (kn).
TEU (6,1 m de
largo, 2,4 ancho
y 2,6 de altura).
O Dos minutos antes
de encallar la
velocidad era de
45°
45°
12,8 nudos y rumbo
de 5° a la izquierda.
0°
ven"
Sección
El calado del
buque es de
15,7 m.
Sand and silt removed from underneath the
Superficie
del canal
bows using suction allowing it to float free
11 m
25 m
Kilómetro
151
321 m
3. Lighten the load
Cargo and fuel could be removed
to reduce weight and make the
ship float higher in the water
с)
Suez Canal
Note: Some objects not to scale
Source: BSM, media reports
BBC
Figure: The 400m (1300ft) Ever Given was stuck in the mud and sand right across
the southern end of the Suez Canal

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