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Hull and Outfitting

ShellPlate Element

  • Last UpdatedDec 08, 2025
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The ‘ShellPlate’ element defines a shell plate in curved hull:

The ShellPlate element may have these attributes:

ObjId

The name of the plate. The name should reflect the symmetry of the plate by having a proper suffix: empty suffix for a symmetric plate, ‘P’ for portside specific, ‘S’ for starboard specific and ‘SP’ for plates extending over/in CL.

ObjId is a required attribute

PosNo

The position number of the plate. This is an optional attribute

PosNoSB

The position number of the plate on the starboard side of the ship.

You may select 3-12 seams that will define the outer contour of the plate. The seams should be given in a clockwise order (looking outwards from the inside of the surface) and starting by the aftmost. Each seam is given in an ‘Edge’ element, which may also contain details such as bevel, excess, compensation. This is the complete list of attributes in the ‘Edge’ element:

ObjId

The name seam used to limit the boundaries of the plate.

Refl

false: The seam defined by "ObjId" should be used in it normal position.

true: The seam defined by "ObjId" should be used in it reflected position.

Bevel

Bevel code

Excess

Excess value

ExcessType

Excess type

Compensation

Compensation value

CompensationChange

Compensation change value

A shell plate may also have a set of properties given in the "ShellPlateData" element:

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