Estabilidad de embarcaciones con varamiento de punto único
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https://doi.org/10.25043/19098642.91Palabras clave:
varamiento, punto único, estabilidad, algoritmo, reflotaciónResumen
Durante operaciones de rescate de embarcaciones varadas, es esencial tomar decisiones inmediatas y confiables para optimizar el potencial de salvamento exitoso y minimizar el riesgo de daños ambientales e impacto de costos. De acuerdo con este escenario, surge la necesidad para una herramienta numérica, que pueda predecir de manera m.s precisa las condiciones de estabilidad que esté experimentando la embarcación luego de encallar y ayudar en las operaciones de reflotaci.n de la unidad. Este estudio busca desarrollar una adecuada sistematización de cálculo, que brinde capacidades anal.ticas para situaciones operativas en caso de encallar, así, apoyar el proceso de toma de decisiones durante estas situaciones de riesgo.
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