Ship Hydrostatics and Stability 3rd Edition

Ship Hydrostatics and Stability, 3rd Edition by Adrian Biran and Rubén López-Pulido is an authoritative, modern guide that distills complex naval architecture principles into clear, practical knowledge for designers, engineers and students.

This edition opens with a compelling blend of theory and application—hydrostatic properties, buoyancy and center of gravity concepts are explained with precision, then connected to real-world ship stability issues including intact and damaged stability, hydrostatic curves and cross curves of stability. Worked examples and step-by-step calculations make advanced topics approachable, while discussing stability criteria relevant to contemporary ship design and operation.

Ideal for naval architecture students, marine engineers, shipyard professionals and surveyors, this book equips readers to perform reliable stability calculations, interpret results confidently, and make informed design or operational decisions. Its balanced coverage supports classroom learning, professional reference and on-the-job problem solving.

Whether you’re preparing coursework, updating technical knowledge, or improving safety practices in the global shipping industry, this edition delivers practical insight with academic rigor. Compact yet comprehensive, it serves maritime centres across the UK, USA, Europe and Asia—anywhere ship design and safety matter.

Add this essential title to your library and strengthen your grasp of ship hydrostatics and stability. Order your copy today to advance your skills and confidence in naval architecture and maritime engineering.

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