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OCIMF MEG4

Wind and current mooring loads on a moored tanker

Ask Deckhand to work out wind and current mooring loads on a moored tanker using the OCIMF load coefficients.

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What you can ask it to do

  • Compute wind and current load on a moored tanker from the OCIMF coefficients.
  • Resolve longitudinal, lateral and yaw load components for a heading and environment.
  • Feed the loads into a mooring or berthing check.

Related standards

OCIMF MEG4 Wind load Current load Moored tanker Berthing

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Questions

What is OCIMF MEG4 used for?

The OCIMF Mooring Equipment Guidelines give standard wind and current load coefficients for tankers, used to work out environmental mooring loads at a berth or on a moored vessel.

What does Deckhand return?

The longitudinal, lateral and yaw wind and current loads for the heading and environment, ready to feed a mooring or berthing assessment.

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