Year: 1963 Language: english Author: F. G. Merrifield Genre: Manual Publisher: Pergamon Press Format: PDF Quality: OCR without errors Pages count: 192 Description: This classic manual will be of value to mariners, students and anyone interested in ship magnetism, compass compensation and adjustment. Ship Magnetism and the Magnetic Compass deals with the magnetism of ships and the deviation of the magnetic compass produced by this magnetism. Therefore some emphasis is placed on the distinction between the deviation itself and what causes the deviation. Comprised of 15 chapters, this volume begins with an introduction to magnetometry, paying attention to the magnitude of the forces involved and the manner in which these forces act. The strength of a magnetic pole is also considered, along with the angle of deflection of the needle when in two magnetic fields. Subsequent chapters offer a thorough treatment of the strength of the magnetic field and the magnet's moment of inertia and magnetic moment; the earth's magnetic force; and how the different parts of the ship's magnetic force give different types of deviation. The book also explains the heeling error and its causes; the principle underlying successful compass adjustment; the effect of the ship's magnetic forces on the directive force felt by the compass needles; and sub-permanent magnetism. Numerous worked examples for exercise are found at the end of each chapter. Revision questions, divided by chapter of reference, are placed athe the end of the book, as well as answers to exercises, chart and index. Additional info: Note: there is a "reprint" around (2014, Elsevier), but is a mere copy of this book
Contents
Preface Chapter I. Magnetometry (1) Unit Pole and Law of Inverse Squares Field Strength, Moment, Long and Short Magnet, Restoring Couple Angle of Deflection of Needle, when in Two Magnetic Fields Chapter II. Magnetometry (2) Comparison of Field Strength and Moment Chapter III. Terrestrial Magnetism Chapter IV. Ship Magnetism (1) Magnetic Induction Resolution of the Permanent Magnetic Field at the Compass Position into Three Components Chapter V. Ship Magnetism (2) The Coefficients Coefficient A Coefficient B Coefficient C Permanent B and Permanent C Combined Coefficient D Coefficient E Recapitulation Chapter VI. Ship Magnetism (3) Heeling Error Chapter VII. Ship Magnetism (4) Changes in Deviation arising from Changes of Magnetic Latitude Table showing Characteristics of the Coefficients Chapter VIII. Principles of Compass Adjustment (1) Theoretical Compensation for Deviation Separation (Splitting) of Total B and Heeling Error into the Permanent and Induced Parts Chapter IX. Principles OF Compass Adjustment (2) Combined Correction of Induced B and Induced C Adjustment of all Quadrantal Deviations Chapter X. Directive Force The Influence of Hard and Soft Iron on the Horizontal Force at the Compass Position Coefficient Lambda Adjustment of the Compass from Knowledge of Directive Force Loss in Directive Force Chapter XI. Deflecting Methods of Measuring Relative Directive Force Principle Methods Chapter XII. Vertical Force at the Compass Position Coefficient Mu Correction of Heeling Error by Vertical Force Instrument Chapter XIII. Sub-Permanent Magnetism Hysteresis Chapter XIV. Compass Adjustment: General Considerations and Procedure Reasons for Adjusting Compasses Order of Making Correction Preparations and Precautions before Adjusting Chapter XV. Practical Compass Adjustment On the Compass On the Deviascope Revision Questions Answers to Chapter Exercises and revision questions Charts Index
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Ship Magnetism and the Magnetic Compass
Year: 1963
Language: english
Author: F. G. Merrifield
Genre: Manual
Publisher: Pergamon Press
Format: PDF
Quality: OCR without errors
Pages count: 192
Description: This classic manual will be of value to mariners, students and anyone interested in ship magnetism, compass compensation and adjustment.
Ship Magnetism and the Magnetic Compass deals with the magnetism of ships and the deviation of the magnetic compass produced by this magnetism. Therefore some emphasis is placed on the distinction between the deviation itself and what causes the deviation.
Comprised of 15 chapters, this volume begins with an introduction to magnetometry, paying attention to the magnitude of the forces involved and the manner in which these forces act. The strength of a magnetic pole is also considered, along with the angle of deflection of the needle when in two magnetic fields. Subsequent chapters offer a thorough treatment of the strength of the magnetic field and the magnet's moment of inertia and magnetic moment; the earth's magnetic force; and how the different parts of the ship's magnetic force give different types of deviation. The book also explains the heeling error and its causes; the principle underlying successful compass adjustment; the effect of the ship's magnetic forces on the directive force felt by the compass needles; and sub-permanent magnetism.
Numerous worked examples for exercise are found at the end of each chapter. Revision questions, divided by chapter of reference, are placed athe the end of the book, as well as answers to exercises, chart and index.
Additional info:
Note: there is a "reprint" around (2014, Elsevier), but is a mere copy of this book
Contents
PrefaceChapter I. Magnetometry (1)
Unit Pole and Law of Inverse Squares
Field Strength, Moment, Long and Short Magnet, Restoring Couple
Angle of Deflection of Needle, when in Two Magnetic Fields
Chapter II. Magnetometry (2)
Comparison of Field Strength and Moment
Chapter III. Terrestrial Magnetism
Chapter IV. Ship Magnetism (1)
Magnetic Induction
Resolution of the Permanent Magnetic Field at the Compass Position into Three Components
Chapter V. Ship Magnetism (2)
The Coefficients
Coefficient A
Coefficient B
Coefficient C
Permanent B and Permanent C Combined
Coefficient D
Coefficient E
Recapitulation
Chapter VI. Ship Magnetism (3)
Heeling Error
Chapter VII. Ship Magnetism (4)
Changes in Deviation arising from Changes of Magnetic Latitude
Table showing Characteristics of the Coefficients
Chapter VIII. Principles of Compass Adjustment (1)
Theoretical Compensation for Deviation
Separation (Splitting) of Total B and Heeling Error into the Permanent and Induced Parts
Chapter IX. Principles OF Compass Adjustment (2)
Combined Correction of Induced B and Induced C
Adjustment of all Quadrantal Deviations
Chapter X. Directive Force
The Influence of Hard and Soft Iron on the Horizontal Force at the Compass Position
Coefficient Lambda
Adjustment of the Compass from Knowledge of Directive Force
Loss in Directive Force
Chapter XI. Deflecting Methods of Measuring Relative Directive Force
Principle
Methods
Chapter XII. Vertical Force at the Compass Position
Coefficient Mu
Correction of Heeling Error by Vertical Force Instrument
Chapter XIII. Sub-Permanent Magnetism
Hysteresis
Chapter XIV. Compass Adjustment: General Considerations and Procedure
Reasons for Adjusting Compasses
Order of Making Correction
Preparations and Precautions before Adjusting
Chapter XV. Practical Compass Adjustment
On the Compass
On the Deviascope
Revision Questions
Answers to Chapter Exercises and revision questions
Charts
Index
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