The Influence of the Deadweight in the Projection of the Duration of the Maritime Ships Mentenancy Works

Emil Manea; Mihaela Greti Manea

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AEF.34.292

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The Influence of the Deadweight in the Projection of the Duration of the Maritime Ships Mentenancy Works

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A mathematical model, statistically based on the theory of regression and correlation, could provide a viable solution to satisfy the need to predict the time required for the ship maintenance works in dock and / or berth in the shiprepairs shipyards, as part of the ships maintenance program required by the classification societies.

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Advanced Engineering Forum (Volume 34)

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292-299

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Emil Manea*, Mihaela Greti Manea

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Analytical Modeling, Functional Types of Marine Vessels, Maintenance, Theory of Correlation, Theory of Regression

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