5.1 Flooded condition
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Clasifications Register Rules and Regulations - Rules and Regulations for the Classification of Offshore Units, July 2022 - Part 10 Ship Units - Chapter 2 Loads and Load Combinations - Section 5 Accidental loads - 1 Flooded condition

5.1 Flooded condition

5.1.1  Global loads.
  1. The still water bending moments and the still water shear forces in flooded condition are to be determined for each flooding scenario, considering the damaged compartments flooded up to the equilibrium waterline.
5.1.2  Local pressure.
  1. The pressure in compartments and tanks in flooded condition or damaged condition is to be taken as , see Pt 10, Ch 2, 2.3 Local static loads 2.3.2.(a).
5.1.3  Assessment.
  1. Flooding strength calculations are to be carried out to determine the effects of accidental flooding on the hull strength. Flooding calculations are to be undertaken for all flooding scenarios required by National Regulations. When considering the static and dynamic loads acting simultaneously (S+D), credit may be given to agreed documented mitigation measures where permitted by the National Regulations.
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