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    Lacking Damage Case at the Damage Case Window

    Product(s): MAXSURF Stability
    Version(s): 23.06.00.137
    Area: Damage Stability

    Problem

    When opening the Damage Case Window, the damage case does not appear in its column and the file looks empty. What can I do?

    dcase

    Solution

    Upon opening the .hmd file, I can see your model, compartments, loadcases, etc. You can just open the .hmd file directly and it will include all the information pertaining stability calculation. 

    Go to the global window and press CTRL A (since it was still empty when I opened your model), then add zones and so on... Please refer to the Stability Manual page 176 - Probabilistic Damage Principles for more information. Then at the Damage Case Window, type CTRL A - to input Damage Case Properties, and then you can see the DCase 1 appear.

    dcase1

    See Also

    • Maxsurf
    • ship intact stability
    • Maxsurf Stability
    • Ship damage stability
    • MOSES
    • Damage stability
    • stability calculation
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    • Jochelle Tumulak Created by Bentley Colleague Jochelle Tumulak
    • When: Fri, May 19 2023 2:52 AM
    • Aleksandra Roslon Last revision by Bentley Colleague Aleksandra Roslon
    • When: Wed, Sep 6 2023 8:24 AM
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