Form stability data at the designed trim showing the relationship
between righting lever, angle of heel and displacement drawn in curves
or tabulated.
The data should cover the full range of displacement extending
from light to maximum draughts with a range of inclination appropriate
to the type of ship and stability criteria adopted.
If the data is given in the form of curves, the scale and
accuracy should be to the satisfaction of the Administration or government
recognized organization. Intervals of displacement and righting lever
when tabulated and angles of inclination should be sufficient to meet
the accuracy demanded by the stability criteria. Below 50° the
intervals of inclination should not exceed 10°, however, closer
spacing may be required according to the ship form and proportions,
also to the stability criteria adopted.
A statement should be appended to the data, indicating the
erections and/or timber deck loads which are included.
Where the operating trim or the form and arrangement of
the ship are such that change in trim has an appreciable effect on
righting arms, additional form stability data should be included for
a suitable range of trim.