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The ship's line plan is the graphical representation of the hull shapes; essential for shipbuilding. it is composed of three main views: profile view (line plan): shows the side profile of the ship; with the hull contour line; bow wheel; log and other functionalities. top view (center): shows the ship from above; revealing the maximum width (mouth); the shape of the bow and stern. stern view (elevation): shows the ship from behind; showing the shape of the bottom; the stern contour line and other information. the line plan is essential for: displacement and center of gravity calculation: allows to determine the weight of the ship and its balance point. stability: helps to evaluate the ship's ability to return to a vertical position after being tilted. hydrodynamics: influence on drag; speed and maneuverability. the line plan is drawn up by naval engineers and draftsmen; using specific software and precise calculations. its correct interpretation is crucial for the construction of safe and efficient ships. in addition to the three main views; the line plan may include cross sections; which show the shape of the hull at different points along its length. these sections provide detailed information about the curvature of the hull and are important for building molds and other parts. the line plan is an essential technical document for shipbuilding; providing crucial information about the shape and characteristics of the vessel. its correct preparation and interpretation ensure the safety, efficiency and performance of the vessel.
