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Battleships (BB)
Index
As of 1 December 1944
Name No. Class Page Alabama BB 60 BB 58 Class 71 Arkansas BB 33 BB 33 19 California BB 44 BB 44 51 Colorado BB 45 BB 45 Class 55 Idaho BB 42 BB 42 43 Illinois BB 65 BB 61 Class 79 Indiana BB 58 BB 58 Class 71 Iowa BB 61 BB 61 Class 79 Kentucky BB 66 BB 61 Class 79 Maryland BB 46 BB 45 Class 55 Massachusetts BB 59 BB 59 75 Mississippi BB 41 BB 41 39 Missouri BB 63 BB 61 Class 79 Nevada BB 36 BB 36 27 New Jersey BB 62 BB 61 Class 79 New Mexico BB 40 BB 40 35 New York BB 34 BB 34 Class 23 North Carolina BB 55 BB 55 Class 63 Pennsylvania BB 38 BB 38 31 South Dakota BB 57 BB 57 67 Tennessee BB 43 BB 43 47 Texas BB 35 BB 34 Class 23 Washington BB 56 BB 55 Class 63 West Virginia BB 48 BB 48 59 Wisconsin BB 64 BB 61 Class 79
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DATA PERIOD 1942-1944 BB 33
Endurance and Radius Chart for War Steady Steaming
Mean Displacement: 31,900 Tons
Fuel in Thousand of GallonsSHIPS IN CLASS
BB 33
DATA PERIOD 1942-1944 BB 33
Table I.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
Based on Radius OilSHIPS IN CLASS
BB 33
*See table V. † Mean displacement during data period. § Estimated speed at designed shaft horsepower (36,000 s.h.p.).
Prop.
SpeedFuel Rate Endurance Speed Radius Speed Radius Fuel Rate Work Column Mean Normal Range Daily Mean displacement 31,900 tons† Mean displacement 27,900 tons Mean displacement 31,900 tons† (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) R.P.M. Gal./hr. Gal./hr. Bbl./day Hours Days Knots Engine miles Knots Engine miles Gal./eng. mi. 160 1,190 1,094-1,291 680±21 978±7 40.8 10.4±0.1 10,520±230 10.3±0.1 10,070±220 115.5 170 1,295 1,191-1,405 740±23 898±7 37.4 11.1±.1 10,400±230 10.9±.1
11.09,790±220
9,760118.8
119.2180 1,410 1,297-1,529 806±25 825±6 34.4 11.8±.1 10,160±230 11.6±.1 9,570±220 121.6 190 1,536 1,413-1,666 878±27 757±6 31.5 12.5±.1 9,880±230 12.0
12.3±.19,420
9,310±220123.5
124.9200 1,672 1,538-1,813 955±29 696±6 29.0 13.1±.1 9,510±230 12.9±.1
12.08,980±220
8,940129.6
130.2210 1,820 1,674-1,974 1,040±32 639±6 26.6 13.8±.2 9,120±230 13.8±.2
14.08,690±220
8,460133.8
137.7220 1,982 1,823-2,150 1,133±35 587±5 24 5 14.4±.2 8,740±230 14.2±.2 8,340±220 139.6 230 2,158 1,985-2,341 1,233±38 539±5 22.5 15.0±.2 8,370±230 14.8±.2
15.07,980±220
7.820145.8
148.9240 2,350 2,161-2,549 1,343±41 495±5 20.6 15.5±.2 7,940±230 15.3±.2 7,570±220 153.6 250 2,559 2,354-2,775 1,462±45 455±5 19.0 16.1±.3 7,500±230 15.8±.3
16.07,190±220
7,040162.0
165.6260 2,786 2,562-3,022 1,592±49 418±5 17.4 16.6±.3 7,100±220 16.3±.3 6,810±210 170.9 270 3,033 2,789-3,290 1,733±53 384±4 12 0 17.2±.3 6,760±190 16.8±.3
17.06,450±190
6,310180.5
184.7280 3,303 3,038-3,582 1,887±58 352±4 14.7 17.7±.3 6,390±190 17.3±.3 6,090±180 190.9 290 3,596 3,307-3,900 2,055±63 324±4 13.5 18.3±.3 6,080±180 17.9±.3
18.05,800±170
5,730200.9
202.3300 3,916 3,602-4,247 2,238±69 297±4 12.4 18.9±.3 5,760±170 18.4±.3 5,460±170 212.8 310 4,263 3,921-4,624 2,436±75 273±4 11.4 19.5±.3 5,460±170 19.0±.3 5,190±160 224.4 320 4,642 4,269-5,035 2,653±81 251±4 10.5 20.1±.3 5,170±160 19.6±.3
20.04,920±160
4,740236.8
245.7330 5,054 4,648-5,482 2,888±89 230±4 9.6 20.7±.3 4,890±160 ‡20.2±.3 4,650±160 250.2
DATA PERIOD 1942-1944 BB 33
SHIPS IN CLASS
BB 33Table II.--War Logistics Data: Underway Averages
*Based on radius oil; see table V.
Average speed Fuel rate Endurance* R.P.M. Knots Bbl./day Days 226.3 14.6 1,329±261 20.8±1.2 Table III.--War Logistics Data: Not Underway
*Based on radius oil; see table V.
Fuel rate Endurance* Gal./hr. Bbl./day Days 279 159 173.8 Table IV.--Propeller Specifications
[NOTE: All underway data are based on the propellers specified below. In case of a propeller change see discussion of table IV in Introduction.]
Number of propellers Number of blades Diameter Pitch 2 inboard 3 9'7" 8'25/16 2 outboard 3 9'7" 8'25/16 Table V.--Fuel Capacities
Capacity Gallons Barrels Tons "Full load" fuel oil capacity§ 1,163,400 27,700 4,200 Diesel oil capacity (95%) 0 0 0 Total: radius oil* 1,163,400 27,700 4,200 Additional fuel oil required to fill all tanks to 95% (emergency) 339,325 8,079 1,225 Total: maximum capacity (95%)† 1,502,725 35,779 5,425 § Based on considerations of cruising radius and power of survival as affected by reserve buoyancy.
* In tables I, II, and III, endurance and radius are based on radius oil.
† In table IA endurance and radius are based on maximum capacity (95%).Conversion factors:
Diesel oil: 314 gallons=1 ton. Fuel oil: 277 gallons=1 ton. Diesel oil and fuel oil: 42 gallons=1 barrel. Table IA.--War Logistics Data for Steady Steaming
Based on Maximum Capacity (95%)*[NOTE: Fueling beyond the radius oil capacity increases radius at the expense of resistance to udnerwater damage. Thisx table is made available to the commander asx a supplement to table I Ifor use when increased radius and decreased resistance to underwater damage are factors in a decision.]
* See table V.
Speed Radius Endurance Fuel rate Mean displacement 31,900 tons Knots Engine miles Days Bbl./day 11 12,610 47.8 749 12 12,170 42.2 847 13 11,550 37.1 967 14 10,930 32.6 1,102 15 10,100 28.0 1,277 16 9,090 23.8 1,514 17 8,150 20.0 1,795 18 7,400 17.2 2,92 19 6,700 14.7 2,436 20 6,120 12.8 2,810
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DATA PERIOD 1942-1944 BB 34 CLASS
ENDURANCE AND RADIUS CHART FOR WAR STEADY STEAMING
MEAN DISPLACEMENT: 32,200 TONS
Fuel in Thousands of GallonsSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 34, 35
DATA PERIOD 1942-1944 BB 34 CLASS
Table I.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON RADIUS OIL*SHIPS IN CLASS
BB 34, 35
PROP-SPEED FUEL BATE ENDURANCE SPEED RADIUS SPEED RADIUS FUEL RATE WORK COLUMN MEAN NORMAL RANGE DAILY Mean displacement 32,200 tons† Mean displacement 28,200 tons Mean displacement 32,200 tons† (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) R.P.M. Gal./Hr. Gal./Hr. Bbl./day Hours Days Knots Engine miles Knots Engine miles Gal./eng. mi. 60 884 806-967 505±17 1,340±9 55.8 10.3±0.1 14,600±320 10.2±0.1 13,670±300 86.7 65 1,018 928-1,114 582±20 1,163±8 48.5 11.1±.1 13,660±320 11.0±.1 12,790±300 92.5 70 1,171 1,067-1,281 669±23 1,011±8 42.1 12.0±.2 12,840±320 11.8±.2
12.011,930±300
11,72099.2
101.275 1,348 1,228-1,475 770±26 879±7 36.6 12.8±.2 11,900±280 12.6±.2
13.011,080±270
10,550107.0
112.580 1,552 1,414-1,698 887±30 763±7 31.8 13.5±.2 10,890±270 13.3±.2
14.010,150±270
9,450116.7
125.485 1,787 1,628-1,955 1,021±35 663±6 27.6 14.3±.2 9,750±270 14.1±.2 9,350±270 126.7 90 2,057 1,874-2,250 1,175±40 576±6 24.0 15.0±.3 8,880±270 14.8±.3
15.08,520±270
8,300139.0
142.995 2,368 2,158-2,591 1,353±46 500±5 20.8 15.8±.3 8,140±260 15.5±.3
16.07,750±230
7,240152.8
163.9100 2,726 2,484-2,982 1,558±53 434±5 18.1 16.5±.3 7,380±230 16.2±.3 7,030±230 168.3 105 3,139 2,860-3,434 1,794±61 377±5 15.7 17.3±.3 6,712±230 17.0±.3 6,410±230 184.6 110 3,615 3,294-3,955 2,066±70 328±6 13.7 18.1±.4 6,100±230 17.7±.4
18.05,810±230
5,610204.2
212.0115 4,162 3,792-4,553 2,378±81 285±4 11.9 18.9±.4 5,540±200 18.5±.4
19.05,270±190
4,960225.0
239.6120 4,793 4,367-5,244 2,739±93 247±4 10.3 19.7±.4 5,000±190 19.3±.4 4,770±180 248.3 121 4,931 4,493-5,395 2,818±96 240±4 10.0 19.8±.4 4,890±180 ‡19.4±.4 4,660±180 254.2 * See table V. † Mean displacement during data period. ‡ Estimated speed at designed shaft horsepower (28,100 s.h.p.).
DATA PERIOD 1942-1944
BB 34 CLASSSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 34, 35Table II.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: UNDERWAY AVERAGES
Average speed Fuel rate Endurance* R.P.M. Knots Bbl./day Days 82.3 13.7 1,158 ± 318 24.4 ± 1.9 * Based on radius oil; see table V.
Table III.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: NOT UNDERWAY
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Fuel rate Endurance* Gal./hr. Bbl./day Days 174 99 283.6
Table IV.--PROPELLER SPECIFICATIONS
[NOTE: All underway data are based on the propellers specified below. In the case of ships whose propellers do not conform to these specifications see discussion of table IV in Introduction.]
Number of propellers Number of blades Diameter Pitch 2 3 18'73/4" 19'111/2"
Table V.--FUEL CAPACITIES
Capacity Gallons Barrels Tons "Full load" fuel oil 1,163,400 27,700 4,200 Diesel oil capacity (95%)§ 21,038 5,009 67 Total: radius oil*. 1,184, 438 32,709 4,267 Additional fuel oil required to fill all tanks to 95% (emergency) 332,400 7,914 1,200 Total: maximum capacity (95%)† 1,516,838 40,623 5,467 § Based on considerations of cruising radius and power of survival as affected by reserve buoyancy.
*In tables I, II and III endurance and radius are based on radius oil.† In table IA endurance and radius are based on maximum capacity (95%).
Conversion factors:
Diesel oil: 314 gallons = 1 ton. Fuel oil: 277 gallons = 1 ton. Diesel oil and fuel oil: 42 gallons = 1 barrel.
Table IA.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON MAXIMUM CAPACITY (95%)*[NOTE: Fueling beyond the radius oil capacity increases radius at the expense of resistance to underwater damage. This table is made available to the commander as a supplement to table I for use when increased radius and decreased resistance to underwater damage are factors in a decision.]
Speed Radius Endurance Fuel rate Mean displacement 33,200 tons Knots Engine miles Days Bbl./day 11 16,380 62.1 582 12 15,010 52.1 694 13 13,510 43.4 837 14 12,100 36.0 1,004 15 10,630 29.6 1,226 16 9,270 24.2 1,499 17 8,210 20.1 1,794 18 7,180 16.6 2,183 19 6,350 14.0 2,604 * See table V.
Table VI.--STEADY STEAMING MEAN FUEL RATE RATIOS*
Ship Average displacement Fuel rate ratio--Ship: Class 60 R.P.M. 75 R.P.M. 90 R.P.M. 105 R.P.M. 130 R.P.M. Tons Percent Percent Percent Percent Percent U.S.S. New York BB 34 32,500 94.2 96.3 98.5 100.6 102.8 U.S.S. Texas BB 35 31,900 105.8 103.7 101.5 99.4 97.2 * Table VI is used to adjust the class data in tables I and IA to individual ships. The ratios were obtained by dividing the steady steaming mean fuel rates of the indicated ships by the corresponding mean fuel rates given in column (2) of table I.
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DATA PERIOD 1943-1944 BB 36
ENDURANCE AND RADIUS CHART FOR WAR STEADY STEAMING
MEAN DISPLACEMENT: 33,900 TONS
Fuel in Thousands of GallonsSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 36
* See table V.
DATA PERIOD 1943-1944 BB 36
Table I.--War Logistics Data for Steady Steaming
Based on Radius Oil*SHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 36
PROP. SPEED FUEL BATE ENDURANCE SPEED RADIUS SPEED RADIUS FUEL RATE WORK COLUMN MEAN NORMAL RANGE DAILY Mean displacement 33,900 tons† Mean displacement 29,900 tons Mean displacement 33,900 tons† (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) R.P.M. Gal./hr. Gal./hr. Bbl./day Hours Days Knots Engine miles Knots Engine miles Gal./eng. mi. 140 1,016 928-1,109 581 ± 19 1,152±8 48.0 11.2±0.1 13,340±300 11.1±0.1 12,790±300 91.5 150 1,133 1,035-1,237 647±21 1,033±7 43.0 12.0±.1 12,820±300 11.9±.1 12,290±300 95.2 12.0 12,220 95.7 160 1,263 1,154-1,379 722±24 927±7 38.6 12.8±.2 12,250±300 12.7±.2 11,770±300 99.4 13.0 11,560 101.2 170 1,408 1,286-1,537 805±27 831±7 34.6 13.6±.2 11,680±300 13.5±.2 11,220±300 104.3 14 0 10,760 108.8 180 1,571 1,435-1,715 898±30 745±6 31.0 14 4±.2 10,960±300 14 2±.2 10,580±300 110.6 190 1,751 1,599-1,912 1,001±33 668±6 27.8 15.2±.3 10,380±300 15.0±.3 10,020±300 116.7 200 1,953 1,784-2,132 1,116±37 599±6 25.0 15.9±.3 9,730±290 15.7±.3 9,400±280 124 4 16.0 9,200 127.2 210 2,178 1,989-2,378 1,245±41 537±6 22.4 16.7±.3 9,170±270 16.5±.3 8,860±270 132.0 17.0 8,450 138.6 220 2,428 2,218-2,651 1,387±46 482±5 20.1 17.5±.3 8,630±240 17.2±.3 8,290±240 141.2 230 2,707 2,472-2,955 1,547±51 432±5 18.0 18 3±.3 8,090±230 18 0±.3 7,780±230 150.4 240 3,019 2,757-3,296 1,725±57 388±5 16.2 19.1±.3 7,660±220 18.7±.3 7,260±220 161.4 19.0 7,140 164.2 246 3,223 2,944-3,519 1,842±61 363±5 15.1 19.6±.3 7,350±220 ‡19.3±.3 7,010±210 167.0
† Mean displacement during data period.
‡ Estimated speed at designed shaft horsepower (30,000 s.h.p.).
DATA PERIOD 1943-1944 BB 36
Table I.--War Logistics Data for Steady Steaming
Based on Radius Oil*SHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 36
Table II-- WAR LOGISTICS DATA: UNDERWAY AVERAGES
*Based on radius oil; see table V.
Average speed Fuel rata Endurance* R.P.M. Knots Bbl./day Day 175.7 13.9 911±160 30.6±1.3
Table III.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: NOT UNDERWAY
*Based on radius oil; see table V.
Fuel rate Endurance* Gal./hr. Bbl./day Days 214 122 227.9
Table IV.--PROPELLER SPECIFICATIONS
(NOTE: All underway data are based on the propellers specified below.
In case of a propeller change see discussion of table IV in Introduction.]
Number of propellers Number of blades Diameter Pitch 2 3 13' 0" 10' 9 5/8"
Table V.--FUEL CAPACITIES
Capacity Gallons Barrels Tons "Full load" fuel oil capacity§ 1,163,400 27,700 4,200 Diesel oil capacity (95%) 6,908 164 22 Total: radius oil* 1,170,308 27,864 4,222 Additional fuel oil required to fill all tanks to 95% (emergency). 120,772 2,876 436 Total: maximum capacity (95%)† 1,291,080 30,740 4,658
§ Based on considerations of cruising radius and power of survival as affected by reserve buoyancy.
* In tables I,II,and III endurance and radius are based on radius oil.
† In table IA endurance and radius are based on maximum capacity (95%).Conversion factors:
Diesel oil: 314 gallons = 1 ton. Fuel oil: 277 gallons = 1 ton. Diesel oil and fuel oil: 42 gallons = 1 barrel.
Table IA.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON MAXIMUM CAPACITY (95%)*[NOTE: Fueling beyond the radius oil capacity increases radius at the expense of resistance to underwater damage. This table is made available to the commander as a supplement to table I for use when increased radius and decreased resistance to underwater damage are factors in a decision.]
Speed Radius Endurance Fuel rate Mean displacement 33,000 tons Knots Engine miles Days Bbl./day 12 13,480 46.8 656 13 12,750 40.9 753 14 11,870 35.3 871 15 11,050 30.7 1,001 16 10,150 26.5 1,164 17 9,320 22.9 1,346 18 8,580 19.9 1,547 19 7,880 17.2 1,784 * See table V.
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DATA PERIOD 1941-1942 BB 38
ENDURANCE AND RADIUS CHART FOR WAR STEADY STEAMING
MEAN DISPLACEMENT: 33,900 TONS
Fuel in Thousands of GallonsSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 38
* See table V.
DATA PERIOD 1941-1942 BB 38
Table I.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
Based on Radius Oil*SHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 38
PROP. SPEED FUEL RATE ENDURANCE SPEED RADIUS SPEED RADIUS FUEL RATE WORK COLUMN MEAN NORMAL RANGE DAILY Mean displacement 40,300 tons† Mean displacement 36,300 tons Mean displacement 40,300 tons† (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) R.P.M. Gal./hr. Gal./hr. Bbl./day Hours Days Knots Engine miles Knots Engine miles Gal./eng. mi. 110 1,079 988-1,175 617±20 1,125±8 46.9 11.3±0.2 13,050±330 11.2±0.2 12,600±320 96.3 115 1,154 1,057-1,257 659±21 1,052±7 43.8 11.8±.2 12,760±310 11.7±.2 12,310±300 98.6 12.0 12,120 100.1 120 1,234 1,130-1,344 705±23 984±7 41.0 12.3±.2 12,440±300 12.2±.2 12,000±300 101.1 125 1,319 1,208-1,436 754±24 920±7 38.3 12.9±.2 12,190±300 12.7±.2 11,680±300 103.9 13.0 11,490 105.6 130 1,410 1,291-1,535 806±26 861±7 35.9 13.4±.2 11,850±300 13.2±.2 11,370±300 106.8 135 1,507 1,380-1,641 861±28 805±6 33.5 13.9±.2 11,500±300 13.7±.2 11,030±300 110.0 14.0 10,830 112.1 140 1,611 1,475-1,754 921±30 753±6 31.4 14.4±.2 11,150±300 14.2±.2 10,690±300 113.5 145 1,723 1,578-1,876 985±32 705±6 29.4 14.9±.2 10,790±300 14.7±.2 10,360±300 117.2 16.0 10,160 119.8 150 1,842 1,687-2,006 1,053±34 659±6 27.5 15.4±.3 10,430±300 15.2±.3 10,020±300 121.2 155 1,969 1,803-2,144 1,125±36 616±6 25.7 15.9±.3 10,060±290 15.7±.3 9,670±290 125.4 16.0 9,380 129.4 160 2,105 1,928-2,292 1,203±39 577±6 24.0 16.3±.3 9,650±280 16.1±.3 9,290±280 130.7 165 2,251 2,062-2,451 1,286±41 539±5 22.5 16.7±.3 9,250±280 16.5±.3 8,890±260 136.4 170 2,406 2,204-2,620 1,375±44 505±5 21.0 17.1±.3 8,860±280 16.9±.3 8,530±260 142.4 17.0 8,470 143.5 175 2,572 2,356-2,801 1,470±47 472±5 19.7 17.6±.3 8,540±280 17.4±.3 8,210±260 147.8 180 2,750 2,519-2,994 1,571±51 441±5 18.4 18.1±.4 8,200±280 17.8±.3 7,850±260 154.5 18.0 7,730 157.0 185 2,940 2,693-3,201 1,680±54 413±5 17.2 18.6±.4 7,890±270 18.3±.4 7,560±260 160.7 190 3,143 2,879-3,422 1,796±58 386±5 16.1 19.1±.4 7,580±260 18.8±.4 7,260±260 167.2 19.0 7,100 171.1 195 3,360 3,077-3,659 1,920±62 361±4 15.0 19.5±.3 7,230±220 19.2±.3 6,930±190 175.0 200 3,593 3,291-3,912 2,053±66 338±4 14.1 19.9±.3 6,910±190 19.6±.3 6,620±190 183.3 205 3,841 3,518-4,182 2,195±71 316±4 13.2 20.2±.3 6,460±180 20.0±.3 6,320±180 192.0 210 4,106 3,761-4,471 2,346±76 296±4 12.3 20.5±.3 6,150±180 20.3±.3 6,010±180 202.3 215 4,390 4,021-4,780 2,509±81 277±4 11.5 20.7±.3 5,800±170 ‡20.5±.3 5,680±170 214 1
† Mean displacement during data period.
‡ Estimated speed at designed shaft horsepower (33,370 s.h.p.).
DATA PERIOD 1941-1942 BB 38 SHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 38
Table II.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: UNDERWAY AVERAGES
*Based on radius oil; see table V.
Average speed Fuel rate Endurance* R.P.M. Knots Bbl./day Days 152.7 15.5 1,125±115 25.7±0.7
Table III.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: NOT UNDERWAY
*Based on radius oil; see table V.
Fuel rate Endurance* Gal./hr. Bbl./day Days 156 89 324 2
Table IV.--PROPELLER SPECIFICATIONS
[NOTE: All underway data are based on the propellers specified below.
In case of a propeller change see discussion of table IV in Introduction.]
Number of propellers Number of blades Diameter Pitch 2 inboard 3 12'9" 11'3" 2 outboard 3 12'9" 11'3"
Table V.--FUEL CAPACITIES
Capacity Gallons Barrels Tons "Full load" fuel oil capacity§ 1,189,992 28,333 4,296 Diesel oil capacity (95%) 23,864 568 76 Total: radius oil*. 1,213,856 28,901 4,372 Additional fuel oil required to fill all tanks to 95% (emergency) 414,946 9,880 1,498 Total: maximum capacity (95%)† 1,628,802 38,781 5,870
§ Based on considerations of cruising radius and power of survival as affected by reserve buoyancy.
* In Tables I,II,and III endurance and radius are based on radius oil.
† In Table IA endurance and radius are based on maximum capacity (95%).Conversion factors:
Diesel oil: 314 gallons-- 1 ton. Fuel oil: 277 gallons= 1 ton. Diesel oil and fuel oil: 42 gallons = 1 barrel.
Table IA.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON MAXIMUM CAPACITY (95%)*[NOTE: Fueling beyond the radius oil capacity increase radius at the expense of resistance to underwater damage. This table is made available to the commander an a supplement to table I for use when increased radius and decreased resistance to underwater damage are factors in a decision.]
Speed Radius Endurance Fuel rate Mean displacement 40,300 tons Knots Engine miles Days Bbl./day 12 16,260 56.5 687 13 15,420 49.5 785 14 14,530 43.2 897 15 13,630 38.0 1,026 16 12,590 32.7 1,184 17 11,370 27.8 1,394 18 10,370 24.0 1,615 19 9,530 20.9 1,858 20 8,480 17.7 2,195 *See table V.
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DATA PERIOD 1943-1944 BB 40
ENDURANCE AND RADIUS CHART FOR WAR STEADY STEAMING
MEAN DISPLACEMENT: 33,900 TONS
Fuel in Thousands of GallonsSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 40
* See table V.
DATA PERIOD 1943-1944 BB 40
Table I.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON RADIUS OIL*SHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 40
PROP. SPEED FUEL RATE ENDURANCE SPEED RADIUS SPEED RADIUS FUEL RATE WORK COLUMN MEAN NORMAL RANGE DAILY Mean displacement 39,800 tons† Mean displacement 35,800 tons Mean displacement 39,800 tons† (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) R.P.M. Gal./hr. Gal./hr. Bbl./day Hours Days Knots Engine miles Knots Engine miles Gal./eng. mi. 130 1,115 992-1,247 637±27 1,025±9 42.7 12.1±0.1 12,690±310 12.0±0.1 12,300±300 92.9 135 1,183 1,053-1,323 676±29 966±9 40.2 12.5±.1 12,360±310 12.4±.1 11,980±300 95.4 140 1,256 1,118-1,405 718±31 910±9 37.9 13.0±.2 12,260±310 12.9±.2 11,740±300 97.4 13.0 11,690 97.8 145 1,332 1,185-1,490 761±32 858±9 35.8 18.5±.2 12,000±310 13.4±.2 11,500±300 99.4 150 1,414 1,258-1,581 808±34 808±8 33.7 18.9±.2 11,650±300 13.8±.2 11,150±280 102.5 14.0 10,980 104.0 155 1,500 1,335-1,677 857±36 762±8 31.8 14.4±.2 11,360±280 14.2±.2 10,820±270 105.6 160 1,592 1,417-1,780 910±39 718±8 29.9 14.8±.2 11,010±270 14.6±.2 10,480±270 109.0 15.0 10,260 111.3 165 1,690 1,504-1,890 966±41 676±8 28.2 15.3±.2 10,730±270 15.1±.2 10,210±260 111.9 170 1,793 1,596-2,005 1,025±44 637±8 26.5 18.7±.2 10,380±260 15.5±.2 9,870±260 115.7 175 1,902 1,693-2,127 1,087±46 601±7 25.0 16.1±.2 10,010±250 15.9±.2 9,560±240 119.6 18 0 9,480 120.7 180 2,019 1,797-2,258 1,154±49 566±7 23.6 16.5±.2 9,690±250 18 3±.2 9,230±240 123.9 185 2,142 1,906-2,395 1,224±52 534±7 22.2 16.9±.2 9,350±250 16.7±.2 8,920±240 128.3 17.0 8,600 133.0 190 2,300 2,047-2,572 1,314±56 497±7 20.7 17.3±.2 8,960±250 17.1±.2 8,500±240 134.5 195 2,463 2,192-2,754 1,407±60 464±6 19.3 17.7±.2 8,550±250 17.5±.2 8,120±240 140.7 200 2,637 2,347-2,949 1,507±64 433±6 18.0 18.2±.3 8,230±250 17.9±.3 7,750±240 147.3 18.0 7,660 149.0 205 2,823 2,512-3,157 1,613±69 405±6 18.9 18.6±.3 7,740±240 18.3±.3 7,410±240 154.3 210 3,022 2,689-3,380 1,727±73 378±6 15.8 19.0±.3 7,390±240 18.7±.3 7,070±230 161.6 19.0 6,900 165.7 215 3,236 2,880-3,619 1,849±79 353±6 14.7 19.5±.3 7,080±230 19.2±.3 6,780±230 168.5 220 3,464 3,083-3,874 1,979±84 330±6 13.8 19.9±.3 6,750±230 19.6±.3 6,470±220 176.7 225 3,709 3,301-4,148 2,119±90 308±5 12.8 20.2±.3 6,300±200 19.9±.3 6,130±200 186.4 20.0 6,060 188.7 230 3,971 3,534-4,441 2,269±96 288±5 12.0 20.6±.3 6,020±200 20.3±.3 5,850±190 195.6 235 4,251 3,783-4,754 2,429±103 269±5 11.2 20.9±.3 5,680±190 20.6±.3 5,540±190 206.4 240 4,552 4,051-5,091 2,601±111 251±5 10.5 21.2±.3 5,410±190 20.9±.3 5,250±190 217.8 21.0 5,180 220.8 244 4,807 4,278-5,376 2,747±117 238±5 9.9 21.5±.3 5,120±190 21.2±.3 5,050±180 226.7 247 5,008 4,457-5,600 2,862±122 228±5 9.5 21.6±.3 4,920±180 ‡21.3±.3 4,860±180 235.1
† Mean displacement during data period.
‡ Estimated speed at designed shaft horsepower (43,900 s.h.p.).
DATA PERIOD 1943-1944 BB 40 SHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 40
Table II.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: UNDERWAY AVERAGES
Average speed Fuel rate Endurance* R.P.M. Knots Bbl./day Days 163.7 15.0 998±157 27.3±1.1 *Based on radius oil; see table V.
Table III.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: NOT UNDERWAY
Fuel rate Endurance* Gal./hr. Bbl./day Days 199 114 239.2 *Based on radius oil; see table V.
Table IV.--PROPELLER SPECIFICATIONS
NOTE: All underway data are based on the propellers specified below. In case of a propeller change see discussion of table IV in Introduction.]
Number of propellers Number of blades Diameter Pitch 2 inboard 3 12'4" 10'41/2" 2 outboard 3 12'4" 10'41/2"
Table V.--FUEL CAPACITIES
Capacity Gallons Barrels Tons "Full load" fuel oil capacity § 1,129,883 26,902 4,079 Diesel oil capacity (95%) 12,874 307 41 Total: radius oil*. 1,142,757 27,209 4,120 Additional fuel oil required to fill all tanks to 95% (emergency) 391,401 9,319 1,413 Total: maximum capacity (95%)† 1,534,158 36,528 5,533
§ Based on considerations of cruising radius and power of survival as affected by reserve buoyancy.
* In tables I,II and III endurance and radius are based on radius oil.
† In table IA endurance and radius are based on maximum capacity (95%).Conversion factors:
Diesel oil: 314 gallons = 1 ton. Fuel oil: 277 gallons = 1 ton. Diesel oil and fuel oil: 42 gallons = 1 barrel.
Table IA.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON MAXIMUM CAPACITY (95%)*[NOTE: Fueling beyond the radius oil capacity increases radius at the expense of resistance to underwater damage. This table is made available to the commander as a supplement to table I for use when increased radius and decreased resistance to underwater damage are factors in a decision.]
*See table V.
Speed Radius Endurance Fuel rate Mean displacement 39300 tons Knots Engine miles Days Bbl./day 12 16,510 57.3 637 13 15,690 50.3 727 14 14,740 44.0 832 10 13,770 38.3 955 16 12,730 33.0 1,104 17 11,550 28.3 1,292 18 10,280 23.8 1,534 19 9,260 20.3 1,800 20 8,140 16.9 2,156 21 6,950 18 8 2,650
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DATA PERIOD 1941-1943 BB 41
ENDURANCE AND RADIUS CHART FOR WAR STEADY STEAMING
MEAN DISPLACEMENT: TONS
Fuel in Thousands of GallonsSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 41
* See table V.
DATA PERIOD 1941-1943 BB 41 CLASS
Table I.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON RADIUS OIL*SHIPS IN CLASS
BB 41
PROP. SPEED FUEL RATE ENDURANCE SPEED RADIUS SPEED RADIUS FUEL RATE WORK COLUMN MEAN NORMAL RANGE DAILY Mean displacement 39,400 tons† Mean displacement 35,400 tons Mean displacement 39,400 tons† (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) R.P.M. Gal./hr. Gal./hr. Bbl./day Hours Days Knots Engine miles Knots Engine miles Gal./eng. mi. 130 942 859-1,030 538±18 1,170±8 48.8 11.6±0.1 13,950±330 11.5±0.1 13,460±320 81.9 13S 1,009 920-1,104 577±20 1,092±8 48.5 12.0±.2 13,460±330 11.9±.2 12,990±320 84.8 1,081 985-1,182 12.0 12,880 85.6 140 618±21 1,019±8 42.5 12.4±.2 13,000±320 12 3±.2 12,530±310 87.9 145 1,158 1,056-1,267 662±22 952±7 39.7 12.9±.2 12,630±300 12.7±.2 12,090±290 91.2 1,240 1,130-1,356 709±24 13.0 11,760 93.8 150 889±7 37.0 18.3±.2 12,160±300 13.1±.2 11,650±280 94.7 155 1,328 1,210-1,452 759±26 830±7 34.6 18.7±.2 11,690±300 13.5±.2 11,200±280 98.4 160 1,422 1,296-1,555 813±28 775±7 32.3 14.2±.2 11,300±300 14.0±.2 10,850±280 101.6 165 1,524 1,389-1,667 871±30 723±6 30.1 14.6±.2 10,860±300 14.4±.2 10,410±280 105.8 170 1,632 1,488-1,785 933±32 675±6 28.1 15.0±.3 10,410±300 14.8±.2 9,990±280 110.3 1,748 1,593-1,912 15.0 9,780 112.8 175 999±34 630±6 28.2 18 4±.3 9,980±290 18 2±.2 9,580±280 115.0 180 1,872 1,706-2,047 1,070±36 589±6 24.5 16.8±.3 9,560±280 15.6±.3 9,190±280 120.0 185 2,006 1,828-2,194 1,146±39 549±6 22.9 16.3±.3 9,210±280 16.0±.3 8,780±270 125.4 190 2,148 1,958-2,349 1,227±42 513±6 21.4 16.7±.3 8,800±280 16.4±.3 8,410±260 131.0 195 2,301 2,097-2,517 1,315±45 479±5 20.0 17.1±.3 8,410±280 16.8±.3 8,050±240 137.0 17.0 7,920 139.2 200 2,464 2,246-2,695 1,408±48 447±5 18.6 17.6±.4 8,100±280 17.3±.3 7,730±240 142.4 205 2,640 2,406-2,887 1,509±51 417±5 17.4 18.0±.4 7,720±270 17.7±.3 7,380±240 149.2 18.0 7,140 154.4 210 2,828 2,578-3,093 1,616±55 390±5 18.2 18.4±.4 7,380±260 18.1±.3 7,060±240 158.2 215 3,028 2,760-3,312 1,730±59 364±5 18.2 18.9±.4 7,070±250 18.6±.3 6,770±240 162.8 220 3,244 2,957-3,548 1,854±63 340±5 14.2 19.3±.4 6,740±240 19.0±.4 6,460±240 170.7 225 3,475 3,167-3,801 1,986±67 317±4 18.2 19.7±.4 6,340±210 19.4±.4 6,150±210 179.1 230 3,722 3,393-4,071 2,127±72 296±4 12.3 20.0±.4 6,000±210 19.7±.4 5,830±200 188.9 20.0 5,620 196.0 235 3,986 3,633-4,360 2,278±77 276±4 11.5 20.4±.4 5,710±200 20.1±.4 5,550±200 198.3 240 4,270 3,892-4,670 2,440±83 258±4 10.8 20.7±.3 5,420±170 20.4±.3 5,260±170 209.3 245 4,573 4,168-5,002 2,613±89 241±4 10.0 21.0±.3 5,120±160 20.7±.3 4 990±160 220.9 250 4,899 4,465-5,358 2,799±95 225±4 9.4 21.3±.3 4,860±160 21.0±.3 4,720±160 233.3 251 4,966 4,527-5,431 2,838±96 222±4 9.2 21.3±.3 4,790±160 ‡21.0±.3 4,660±160 236.5
† Mean displacement during data period.
‡ Estimated speed at designed shaft horsepower (42,000 s.h.p.).
DATA PERIOD 1941-1943
BB 41 CLASSSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 41
Table II.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: UNDERWAY AVERAGES
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Average speed Fuel rate Endurance* R.P.M. Knots Bbl/day Days 171.7 14.9 1,053±237 24.9±1.6
Table III.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: NOT UNDERWAY
*Based on radius oil; see table V.
Fuel rate Endurance* Gal./hr. Bbl./day Days 146 83 314.5
Table IV.--PROPELLER SPECIFICATIONS
[NOTE: All underway data are based on the propellers specified below. In case of a propeller change see discussion of table IV in Introduction.]
Number of propellers Number of blades Diameter Pitch 2 inboard 3 12'3" 10'0" 2 outboard 3 12'3" 10'0"
Table V.--FUEL CAPACITIES
Capacity Gallons Barrels Tons "Full load" fuel oil capacity§ 1,089,995 25,952 3,935 Diesel oil capacity (95%) 11,932 284 38 Total: radius oil*. 1,110,927 26,236 3,973 Additional fuel oil required to fill all tanks to 95% (emergency) 399,157 9,504 1,441 Total: maximum capacity (95%)† 1,501,084 35,740 5,414
§ Based on considerations of cruising radius and power of survival as affected by reserve buoyancy.
* In tables I,II,and III endurance and radius are based on radius oil.
† In table IA endurance and radius are based on maximum capacity (95%).Conversion factors:
Diesel oil: 314 gallons = 1 ton. Fuel oil: 277 gallons = 1 ton. Diesel oil and fuel oil: 42 gallons = 1 barrel.
Table IA.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON MAXIMUM CAPACITY (95%)*[NOTE: Fueling beyond the radius oil capacity increases radius at the expense of resistance to underwater damage. This table is made available to the commander as a supplement to table I for use when increased radius and decreased resistance to underwater damage are factors in a decision.]
* See table V.
Speed Radius Endurance Fuel rate Mean displacement 31,400 tons Knots Engine miles Days Bbl./day 12 17,550 61.0 587 13 16,020 51.4 697 14 14,780 44.0 813 15 13,320 37.1 966 16 11,960 31.2 1,146 17 10,790 26.4 1,352 18 9,730 22.5 1,589 19 8,800 19.3 1.854 20 7,660 15.9 2,240 21 6,430 12.8 2,799
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DATA PERIOD 1941-1943 BB 42
ENDURANCE AND RADIUS CHART FOR WAR STEADY STEAMING
MEAN DISPLACEMENT: TONS
Fuel in Thousands of GallonsSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 42
DATA PERIOD 1941-1943 BB 42 CLASS
Table I.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON RADIUS OIL*SHIPS IN CLASS
BB 42* See table V.
PROP. SPEED FUEL RATE ENDURANCE SPEED RADIUS SPEED RADIUS FUEL RATE WORK COLUMN MEAN NORMAL RANGE DAILY Mean displacement 39,800 tons† Mean displacement 35,800 tons Mean displacement 30,800 tons† (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) R.P.M. Gal./hr. Gal./hr. Bbl./day Hours Days Knots Engine miles Knots Engine miles Gal./eng. mi. 130 1,013 938-1,091 579±16 1,106±7 46.1 12.1±0.1 13,750±290 12.0±0.1 13,270±280 84.4 135 1,084 1,004-1,168 619±17 1,033±6 43.0 12.5±.1 13,280±290 12.4±.1 12,810±280 87.4 140 1,161 1,075-1,251 663±10 965±6 40.2 13.0±.2 13,060±290 12.9±.2 12,450±280 90.0 13.0 12,370 90.6 145 1,243 1,151-1,339 710±20 901±6 37.5 13.5±.2 12,680±270 13.4±.2 12,070±270 92.8 150 1,331 1,233 -1,434 761±21 841±6 35.0 13.9±.2 12,190±260 13.8±.2 11,610±260 96.4 14.0 11,380 98.4 155 1,425 1,329-1,535 814±23 786±6 32.8 14.4±.2 11,790±260 14.2±.2 11,160±250 100.4 160 1,525 1,412-1,643 871±25 734±5 30.6 14.8±.2 11,320±250 14.6±.2 10,720±230 104.5 15.0 10,430 107.4 165 1,633 1,512-1,759 933±26 686±0 28.6 15.3±.2 10,920±230 15.1±.2 10,360±220 108.1 170 1,748 1,619-1,883 999±28 641±5 26.7 15.7±.2 10,470±220 15.5±.2 9,940±210 112 8 175 1,872 1,734-2,017 1,070±30 598±5 24.9 16.1±.2 10,030±210 15.9±.2 9,510±210 117.7 16.0 9,410 119.0 180 2,004 1,856-2,159 1,145±32 559±5 23.3 16.5±.2 9,600±210 16.3±.2 9,110±210 122.9 185 2,146 1,988-2,312 1,226±35 522±5 21.8 16.9±.2 9,190±210 16.7±.2 8,720±210 128.5 17.0 8,440 132.8 190 2,297 2,127-2,475 1,313±37 488±5 20.3 17.3±.2 8,790±210 17.1±.2 8,340±210 134.3 195 2,460 2,278-2,650 1,406±40 455±4 19.0 17.7±.2 8,390±210 17.5±.2 7,060±210 140.6 200 2,633 2,439-2,837 1,505±42 425±4 17.7 18.2±.3 8,060±210 17.9±.3 7,610±210 147.1 18.0 7,520 148.8 205 2,819 2,611-3,037 1,611±45 397±4 16.5 18.6±.3 7,590±200 18.3±.3 7,270±200 154.0 210 3,018 2,795-3,252 1,725±40 371±4 15.5 19.0±.3 7,240±200 18.7±.3 6,940±190 161.4 19.0 6,770 165.5 215 3,231 2,992-3,481 1,846±52 347±4 14.5 19.5±.3 6,940±190 19.2±.3 6,660±190 168.3 220 3,460 3,205-3,728 1,977±00 324±4 13.0 19.9±.3 6,630±190 19.6±.3 6,350±180 176.5 225 3,704 3,431-3,991 2,117±60 302±4 12.6 20.2±.3 6,180±180 19.9±.3 6,010±180 186.1 20.0 5,940 188.4 230 3,966 3,673 -4,273 2,266±64 282±4 11.8 20.6±.3 5,890±170 20.3±.3 5,720±170 195.4 235 4,246 3,933-4,575 2,426±68 264±3 11.0 20.9±.3 5,580±170 20.6±.3 5,440±150 206.1 240 4,545 4,209-4,897 2,597±73 246±3 10.2 21.2±.3 5,300±140 20.9±.3 5,140±140 217.5 21.0 5,070 220.5 244 4,800 4,446-5,172 2,743±77 233±3 9.7 21.5±.3 5,010±140 ‡21.2±.3 4,940±140 226.4
† Mean displacement during data period.
‡ Estimated speed at designed shaft horsepower (42,000 s.h.p.).
DATA PERIOD 1941-1943
BB 42 CLASSSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 42
Table II.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: UNDERWAY AVERAGES
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Average speed Fuel rate Endurance* R.P.M. Knots Bbl./day Days 171.9 15.7 1,089±173 24 5±1.1
Table III.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: NOT UNDERWAY
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Fuel rate Endurance* Gal./hr. Bbl./day Days 154 88 303.0
Table IV.--PROPELLER SPECIFICATIONS
[NOTE: All underway data are based on the propellers specified below. In case of a propeller change see discussion of table IV in Introduction.]
Number of propellers Number of blades Diameter Pitch 2 inboard 3 12'4" 10'4" 2 outboard 3 12'4" 10'4"
Table V.--FUEL CAPACITIES
Capacity Gallons Barrels Tons "Full load" fuel oil capacity § 1,108,000 26,381 4,000 Diesel oil capacity (95%) 11,932 284 38 Total: radius oil*. 1,119,932 26,665 4,038 Additional fuel oil required to fill all tanks to 95% (emergency) 365,363 8,699 1,319 Total: mart mum capacity (95%)† 1,485,295 35,364 5,357
§ Based on considerations of cruising radius and power of survival as affected by reserve buoyancy.
* In tables I,II,and III endurance and radius are based on radius oil.
† In table IA endurance and radius are based on maximum capacity (95%).Conversion factors:
Diesel oil: 314 gallons = 1 ton. Fuel oil: 277 gallons = 1 ton. Diesel oil and fuel oil: 42 gallons = 1 barrel.
Table IA.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON MAXIMUM CAPACITY (95%)*[NOTE: Fueling beyond the radius oil capacity increases radius at the expense of resistance to underwater damage. This table is made available to the commander as a supplement to table I for use when increased radius and decreased resistance to underwater damage are factors in a decision.]
* See table V.
Speed Radius Endurance Fuel rate Mean displacement 39,800 tons Knots Engine miles Days Bbl./day 12 17,600 61.1 579 13 16,410 52.7 672 14 15,090 45.0 788 15 13,830 38.5 921 16 12,480 32.5 1,089 17 11,190 27.5 1,089 18 9.970 23.1 1,532 19 8,980 19.8 1,798 20 7.880 16.4 2,154 21 6,720 13.3 j2,646
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DATA PERIOD 1943-1944 BB 43
ENDURANCE AND RADIUS CHART FOR WAR STEADY STEAMING
MEAN DISPLACEMENT: TONS
Fuel in Thousands of GallonsSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 43
DATA PERIOD 1943-1944 BB 43 CLASS
Table I.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON RADIUS OIL*SHIPS IN CLASS
BB 43* See table V.
PROP. SPEED FUEL RATE ENDURANCE SPEED RADIUS SPEED RADIUS FUEL RATE WORK COLUMN MEAN NORMAL RANGE DAILY Mean displacement 40,400 tons† Mean displacement 35,400 tons Mean displacement 40,400 tons† (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) R.P.M. Gal./hr. Gal./hr. Bbl./day Hours Days Knots Engine miles Knots Engine miles Gal./eng. mi. 90 1,172 1,039-1,316 670±29 1,126±10 46.9 10.7±0.1 12,650±330 10.6±0.1 11,940±330 110.6 11.0 11,750 112.4 95 1,269 1,125-1,424 725±32 1,040±10 40.3 11.3±.2 12,140±330 11.2±.2 11,650±330 113.3 100 1,375 1,219-1,543 786±36 960±9 40.0 11.9±.2 11,800±330 11.7±.2 11,230±330 117.5 12.0 11,070 119.3 105 1,489 1,320-1,671 851±37 887±9 37.0 12.5±.2 11,440±330 12.3±.2 10,910±330 121.1 110 1,613 1,430-1,811 922±41 818±9 34.1 13.1±.2 11,070±330 12.9±.2 10,550±330 125.0 13.0 10,470 126.1 115 1,747 1,548-1,961 908±44 756±8 31.5 13.6±.2 10,610±330 13.4±.2 10,130±330 130.4 120 1,893 1,678-2,125 1,082±48 697±8 29.0 14.2±.3 10,070±330 13.9±.3 9,690±330 136.2 14.0 9,630 137.1 125 2,050 1,817-2,301 1,171±52 644±8 28 8 14.8±.3 9,680±320 14.5±.3 9,340±320 141.4 130 2,221 1,968-2,403 1,260±56 594±7 24.8 15.3±.3 9,240±320 15.0±.3 8.910±310 148 1 135 2,406 2,132-2,701 1,375±60 549±7 22.9 15.9±.3 8,860±320 15.6±.3 8,560±310 154.2 16.0 8,240 160.4 140 2,606 2,310-2,925 1,489±65 507±7 21.1 16.5±.3 8,500±320 16.1±.3 8,160±310 161.9 145 2,823 2,502-3,169 1,613±71 468±7 19.5 17.0±.4 8,080±320 16.6±.4 7,770±310 170.1 17.0 7,540 175.2 150 3,058 2,710-3,433 1,747±77 432±6 18.0 17.6±.4 7,730±310 17.2±.4 7,430±280 177.8 155 3,313 2,936-3,719 1,893±83 398±6 16.6 18.1±.4 7,440±280 17.7±.4 7,040±270 187.2 18.0 6,840 193.2 160 3,589 3,181-4,029 2,051±90 368±6 15.3 18.7±.4 7,110±270 18.2±.4 6,700±260 197.2 165 3,888 3,446-4,364 2,222±08 340±6 14.2 19.2±.4 6,740±260 18.8±.4 6,390±260 206.8 19.0 6,260 211.3 168 4,079 3,615-4,579 2,331±102 324±6 13.5 19.5±.4 6,510±260 ‡19.1±.4 6,190±250 213.6
† Mean displacement during data period.
‡ Estimated speed at designed shaft horsepower (30,000 s.h.p.).
DATA PERIOD 1943-1944
BB 43 CLASSSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 43
Table II.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: UNDERWAY AVERAGES
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Average speed Fuel rate Endurance* R.P.M. Knots Bbl./day Days 125.5 14.6 1,249±210 25.2±1.2
Table III.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: NOT UNDERWAY
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Fuel rate Endurance* Gal./hr. Bbl./day Days 248 142 221.8
Table IV.--PROPELLER SPECIFICATIONS
[NOTE: All underway data are based on the propellers specified below. In case of a propeller change see discussion of table IV in Introduction.]
Number of propellers Number of blades Diameter Pitch 2 inboard 3 12'101/2" 14'3" 2 outboard 3 13'6" 14'3"
Table V.--FUEL CAPACITIES
Capacity Gallons Barrels Tons "Fuel load" fuel oil capacity § 1,301,900 30,908 4,700 Diesel oil capacity (95%) 18,212 434 58 Total: radius oil*. 1,320,112 31,432 4,758 Additional fuel oil required to fill all tanks to 95% (emergency) 37,306 890 135 Total: maximum capacity (95%)† 1,367,507 32,322 4,893
§ Based on considerations of cruising radius and power of survival as affected by reserve buoyancy.
* In tables I,II,and III endurance and radius are based on radius oil.
† In table IA endurance and radius are based on maximum capacity (95%).Conversion factors:
Diesel oil: 314 gallons = 1 ton. Fuel oil: 277 gallons = 1 ton. Diesel oil and fuel oil: 42 gallons = 1 barrel.
Table IA.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON MAXIMUM CAPACITY (95%)*
[NOTE: Fueling beyond the radius oil capacity increases radius at the expense of resistance to underwater damage. This table is made available to the commander as a supplement to table I for use when Increased radius and decreased resistance to underwater damage are factors in a decision.]
* See table V.
Speed Radius Endurance Fuel rate Mean displacement 40,100 tons Knots Engine miles Days Bbl./day 11 12,080 45.8 707 12 11,380 39.6 818 13 10,770 34.6 937 14 9,900 29.4 1,097 15 9,160 25.5 1,269 16 8 470 22.1 1,466 17 7,750 19.0 1,702 18 7,030 16.2 1,988 19 6,440 14.1 2,295
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DATA PERIOD 1944-1945 BB
ENDURANCE AND RADIUS CHART FOR WAR STEADY STEAMING
MEAN DISPLACEMENT: 40,400 TONS
Fuel in Thousands of GallonsSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 44
* See table V.
DATA PERIOD 1944-1945 BB 44 CLASS
Table I.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON RADIUS OIL*SHIPS IN CLASS
BB 44
PROPELLER SPEED FUEL RATE ENDURANCE SPEED FUEL RATE WORK COLUMN MEAN NORMAL RANGE DAILY RADIUS SPEED RADIUS Mean displacement 40,400 tons† Mean displacement 35,400 tons Mean displacement 40,400 tons† (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) R.P.M. Gal./hr. Gal./hr. Bbl./day Hours Days Knots Engine miles Knots Engine miles Gal./eng. mi. 90 1,241 1,136-1,352 709±23 1,064±7 44.3 10.7±0.1 11,910±300 10.6±0.1 11,280±290 117.1 11.0 11,120 118.8 95 1,339 1,225-1,459 765±25 986±7 41.1 11.3 ±.2 11,480±300 11.2 ±.2 11,040±290 119.6 100 1,444 1,321-1,574 825±27 914±7 38.1 11.9 ±.2 11,210±300 11.7 ±.2 10,690±290 123.4 12.0 10,560 125.0 105 1,558 1,426-1,698 890±29 847±7 35.3 12.5 ±.2 10,910±300 12.3 ±.2 10,420±290 126.7 110 1,681 1,538-1,832 961±31 785±6 32.7 13.1 ±.2 10,600±300 12.9 ±.2 10,130±290 130.3 13.0 10,060 131.3 115 1,814 1,660-1,977 1,037±34 728±6 30.3 13.6 ±.2 10,200±300 13.4 ±.2 9,760±290 135.4 120 1,957 1,791-2,133 1,118±36 675±6 28.1 14.2±.3 9,730±300 13.9±.3 9,380±290 140.8 14.0 9,330 141.6 125 2,111 1,932-2,300 1,206±39 625±6 26.0 14.8±.3 9,400±290 14.5±.3 9,060±280 145.6 130 2,278 2,084-2,482 1,302±42 580±6 24 2 15.3±.3 9,010±280 15.0±.3 8,700±270 151.9 135 2,457 2,248-2,678 1,404±46 537±5 22.4 15.9±.3 8,680±280 15.6±.3 8,380±270 157.5 16.0 8,090 163.3 140 2,651 2,426-2,889 1,515±49 498±5 20.8 16.5±.3 8,350±280 16.1±.3 8,020±270 164.7 145 2,860 2,617-3,117 1,634±53 462±5 19.2 17.0±.4 7,970±280 16.6±.4 7,670±270 172.3 17.0 7,460 177.0 150 3,085 2,823-3,362 1,763±57 428±5 17.8 17.6±.4 7,640±270 17.2±.4 7,360±260 179.4 155 3,328 3,045-3,627 1,902±62 397±5 16.5 18.1±.4 7,400±260 17.7±.4 7,030±250 188.0 18.0 6,830 193.6 160 3,591 3,286-3,913 2,052±67 368±5 15.3 18.7±.4 7,090±250 18.2±.4 6,700±250 197.3 165 3,874 3,545-4,222 2,214±72 341±4 14.2 19.2±.4 6,740±220 18.8±.4 6,410±220 206.1 19.0 6,290 201.2 168 4,054 3,710-4,418 2,317±75 326±4 13.6 19.5±.4 6,550±220 ‡19.1±.4 6,230±210 212.3
† Mean displacement during data period.
‡ Estimated speed at designed shaft horsepower (30,000 s.h.p.).
DATA PERIOD 1944-1945
BB 44 CLASSSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 44
Table II.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: UNDERWAY AVERAGES
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Average speed Fuel rate Endurance* R.P.M. Knots Bbl./day Days 107.5 12.6 1,116±341 28.2±2.2
Table III.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: NOT UNDERWAY
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Fuel rate Endurance* Gal./hr. Bbl./day Days 287 164 191.7
Table IV.--PROPELLER SPECIFICATIONS
NOTE: All underway data are based on the propellers specified below.
In the case of ships whose propellers do not conform to these specifications
see discussion of table IV in Introduction.In case of a propeller change see discussion of table IV in Introduction.
Number of propellers Number of blades Diameter Pitch 2 Inboard 3 12'101/2" 14'3" 2 Outboard 3 13'6" 14'3"
Table V.--FUEL CAPACITIES
Capacity Gallons Barrels Tons "Full load" fuel oil capacity § 1,301,900 30,998 4,700 Diesel oil capacity (95%) 18,212 434 58 Total: radius oil* 1,320,112 31,432 4,758 Additional fuel oil required to fill all tanks to 95% (emergency) 37,395 890 135 Total: maximum capacity (95%)† 1,357,507 32,322 4,893
§ Based on considerations of cruising radius and power of survival as affected by reserve buoyancy.
* In tables I, II, and III endurance and radius are based on radius oil.
† In table IA endurance and radius are based on maximum capacity (95%).Conversion factors:
Diesel oil: 314 gallons = 1 ton. Fuel oil: 277 gallons = 1 ton. Diesel oil and fuel oil: 42 gallons = 1 barrel.
Table IA--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING BASED ON MAXIMUM CAPACITY (95%)*
NOTE: Fueling beyond the radius oil capacity increases radius at the expense of resistance to underwater damage.
This table is made available to the commander as a supplement to table I for use when increased radius and
decreased resistance to underwater damage are factors in a decision.* See table V.
Speed Radius Endurance Fuel rate Mean displacement 40,400 tons Knots Engine miles Days Bbl./day 11 11,440 43.4 746 12 10,860 37.7 858 13 10,340 33.1 976 14 9,590 28.6 1,133 15 8,950 24.9 1,302 18 8,320 21.7 1,493 17 7,670 18.8 1,720 18 7,020 16.2 1,992 19 6,470 14.2 2,283
DATA PERIOD 1942-1943 BB 45
ENDURANCE AND RADIUS CHART FOR WAR STEADY STEAMING
MEAN DISPLACEMENT: 39,400 TONS
Fuel in Thousands of GallonsSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 45, 46
* See table V.
DATA PERIOD 1942-1943 BB 45 CLASS
Table I.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON RADIUS OIL*SHIPS IN CLASS
BB 45, 46
PROP. SPEED FUEL RATE ENDURANCE SPEED RADIUS SPEED RADIUS FUEL RATE WORK COLUMN MEAN NORMAL RANGE DAILY Mean displacement 30,400 tons† Mean displacement 35,400 tons Mean displacement 39,400 tons† (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) R.P.M. Gal./hr. Gal./hr. Bbl./day Hours Days Knots Engine miles Knots Engine miles Gal./eng. mi. 100 1,062 961-1,170 607±22 1,392±9 58.0 11.8±0.1 17,060±380 11.7±0.1 16,290±370 90.8 12.0 15,920 92.9 105 1,169 1,057-1,288 668±25 1,264±9 52.7 12.4±.2 16,290±380 12.3±.2 15,550±370 95.0 110 1,287 1,164-1,418 735±27 1,148±9 47.8 13.0±.2 15,470±360 12.8±.2 14,690±350 100.5 13.0 14,450 102.3 115 1,418 1,283-1,562 810±30 1,042±8 43.4 13.6±.2 14,730±350 13.4±.2 13,960±350 105.8 120 1,561 1,412-1,720 892±33 947±8 39.5 14.2±.2 13,970±350 14.0±.2 13,260±350 111.5 125 1,719 1,555-1,894 982±36 860±8 35 8 14 8±.2 13,220±350 14.6±.2 12,560±350 117.7 16.0 11,940 123.8 130 1,892 1,711-2,084 1,081±40 781±7 32.5 15.4±.3 12,260±350 15.1±.3 11,790±350 125.3 135 2,084 1,885-2,296 1,191±44 709±7 29.5 16.0±.3 11,570±320 15.7±.3 11,130±330 132.7 16.0 10,710 13a 1 140 2,295 2,076-2,528 1,311±48 644±7 26.8 16.5±.3 10,840±310 16.2±3 10,430±310 141.7 145 2,527 2,286-2,784 1,444±53 585±6 24.4 17.1±.3 10,190±310 16.8±.3 9,830±310 150.4 17.0 9,570 154.6 150 2,782 2,516-3,065 1,590±58 531±6 22.1 17.6±.3 9,540±310 17.3±.3 9,190±310 160.8 155 3,063 2,771-3,374 1,750±64 482±6 20.1 18.2±.4 8,950±310 17.8±.4 8,580±310 172.1 18.0 8,410 175.8 160 3,373 3,051-3,716 1,927±71 438±6 18.3 18.8±.4 8,400±300 18.4±.4 8,060±290 183.3 165 3,714 3,359-4,091 2,122±78 398±5 16.6 19.4±.4 7,880±270 19.0±.4 7,560±260 195.5 170 4,090 3,700-4,506 2,337±86 361±5 15 0 20.0±.4 7,360±250 19.6±.4 7,080±250 208.7 20.0 6,690 220.9 175 4,503 4,073-4,961 2,573±94 328±5 13.7 20.5±.4 6,870±240 20.1±.4 6,590±240 224 0 180 4,959 4,486-5,463 2,834±104 298±5 12.4 20.9±.3 6,350±200 $20.6±.3 6,140±200 240.7
† Mean displacement during data period.
‡ Estimated speed at designed shaft horsepower (33,500 s.h.p.).
DATA PERIOD 1942-1943
BB 45 CLASSSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 45, 46
Table II.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: UNDERWAY AVERAGES
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Average speed Fuel rate Endurance* R.P.M. Knots Bbl./day Draft 128.2 14.9 1,089±154 32.3±1.1
Table III.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: NOT UNDERWAY
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Fuel rate Endurance* Gal./hr. Bbl./day Days 163 93 377.8
Table IV.--PROPELLER SPECIFICATIONS
[NOTE: All underway data are based on the propellers specified below.
In the case of ships whose propellers do not conform to these specifications,
see discussion of table IV in Introduction.]
Number of propellers Number of blades Diameter Pitch 2 inboard 3 12' 101/2" 14' 3" 2 outboard 3 13'6" 14'3"
Table V.--FUEL CAPACITIES
Capacity Gallons Barrels Tons "Full load" fuel oil capacity§ 1,468,100 34,955 5,300 Diesel oil capacity (95%) 9,734 232 31 Total: radius oil* 1,477,834 35,187 5,331 Additional fuel oil required to fill all tanks to 95% (emergency) 16,897 402 61 Total: maximum capacity (95%)† 1,494,731 35,589 5,392
§Based on considerations of cruising radius and power of survival as affected by reserve buoyancy.
*In tables I,II and III endurance and radius are based on radius oil.
† In table IA endurance and radius are based on maximum capacity (95%).Conversion factors:
Diesel oil: 314 gallons = 1 ton. Fuel oil: 277 gallons = 1 ton. Diesel oil and fuel oil: 42 gallons = 1 barrel.
Table IA.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON MAXIMUM CAPACITY (95%)*[NOTE: Fueling beyond the radius oil capacity increases radius at the expense of resistance to underwater damage.
This table is made available to the commander as a supplement to table I for use when increased radius and
decreased resistance to underwater damage are factors in a decision.]* See table V.
Speed Radius Endurance Fuel rate Mean displacement 39,400 tons Knots Engine miles Days Bbl./day 12 16,100 56.0 637 13 14,620 46.8 760 14 13,410 40.0 892 15 12,080 33.6 1,061 16 10,830 28.2 1,263 17 9,680 23.8 1,502 18 8,510 19.7 1,809 19 7,650 16.8 2,122 20 6,770 14.2 2,526
Table VI.--STEADY STEAMING MEAN FUEL RATE RATIOS*
* Table VI is used to adjust the class data in tables I and IA to individual ships.
Ship Average displacement Fuel rate ratio--Ship: Class 100 R.P.M. 120 R.P.M. 140 R.P.M. 160 R.P.M. Tons Percent Percent Percent Percent U.S.S. Colorado BB 45 39,700 100.9 101.2 101.5 101.9 U.S.S. Maryland BB 46 39,000 99.1 98.8 98.4 98.1
The ratios were obtained by dividing the steady steaming mean fuel rates of the
indicated ships by the corresponding mean fuel rates given in column (2) of table I.
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DATA PERIOD 1944-1945 BB 48
ENDURANCE AND RADIUS CHART FOR WAR STEADY STEAMING
MEAN DISPLACEMENT: 40,400 TONS
Fuel in Thousands of GallonsSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 48
* See table V.
DATA PERIOD 1944-1945 BB 48 CLASS
Table I.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON RADIUS OIL*SHIPS IN CLASS
BB 48
PROPELLER SPEED FUEL RATE ENDURANCE SPEED RADIUS SPEED RADIUS FUEL RATE WORK COLUMN MEAN NORMAL RANGE DAILY Mean displacement 40,400 tons† Mean displacement 35,400 tons Mean displacement 40,400 tons† (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) R.P.M. Gal./hr. Gal./hr. Bbl./day Hours Days Knots Engine miles Knots Engine miles Gal./eng. mi. 90 986 845-1,140 563±31 1,339±14 55.8 10.7±0.1 15,130±410 10.6±0.1 14,190±400 93.0 11.0 13,860 95.2 95 1,079 925-1,248 617±34 1,223±13 51.0 11.3±.2 14,340±410 11.2±.2 13,700±400 96.3 100 1,181 1,013-1,366 675±38 1,118±13 46.6 11.9±.2 13,790±400 11.7±.2 13,080±390 100.9 12.0 12,820 103.0 105 1,292 1,108-1,494 738±41 1,022±12 42.6 12.5±.2 13,240±400 12.3±.2 12,570±390 105.0 110 1,414 1,212-1,636 808±45 934±12 38.9 13.1±.2 12,680±400 12.9±.2 12,050±390 109.6 13.0 11,930 110.8 115 1,548 1,327-1,791 885±49 853±11 35.5 13.6±.2 12,020±400 13.4±.2 11,430±390 115.5 120 1,694 1,452-1,959 968±54 779±11 32.5 14.2±.3 11,260±400 13.9±.3 10,830±390 121.9 14.0 10,740 122.9 125 1,854 1,590-2,144 1,059±59 712±10 29.7 14.8±.3 10,730±370 14.5±.3 10,320±370 127.9 130 2,030 1,741-2,348 1,160±65 650±10 27.1 15.3±.3 10,130±360 15.0±.3 9,750±360 135.3 135 2,221 1,904-2,569 1,269±71 594±9 24.8 15.9±.3 9,620±360 15.6±.3 9,270±360 142.4 16.0 8,850 149.3 140 2,431 2,084-2,812 1,389±78 543±9 22.6 16.5±.3 9,120±360 16.1±.3 8,740±360 151.0 145 2,661 2,282-3,078 1,521±86 496±9 20.7 17.0±.4 8,580±360 16.6±.4 8,230±360 160.3 17.0 7,940 166.3 150 2,912 2,497-3,368 1,664±93 453±8 18.9 17.6±.4 8,130±330 17.2±.4 7,790±330 169.3 155 3,187 2,733-3,686 1,821±102 414±8 17.3 18.1±.4 7,760±320 17.7±.4 7,330±320 180.1 18.0 7,060 187.0 160 3,488 2,991-4,034 1,993±111 378±8 15.8 18.7±.4 7,330±310 18.2±.4 6,880±300 191.6 165 3,818 3,274-4,416 2,182±122 346±7 14.4 19.2±.4 6,890±290 18.8±.4 6,500±280 203.1 19.0 6,340 208.4 168 4,030 3,455-4,661 2,303±128 328±7 13.7 19.5±.4 6,630±280 ‡19.1±.4 6,260±270 211.0
† Mean displacement during data period.
‡ Estimated speed at designed shaft horsepower (30,000 s.h.p.).
DATA PERIOD 1944-1945
BB 48 CLASSSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 48
Table II.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: UNDERWAY AVERAGES
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Average speed Fuel rate Endurance* R.P.M. Knots Bbl./day Days 102.1 12.0 932±264 33.7±2.2
Table III.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: NOT UNDERWAY
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Fuel rate Endurance* Gal./hr. Bbl./day Days 367 210 149.9
Table IV.--PROPELLER SPECIFICATIONS
NOTE: All under way data are based on the propellers specified below.
In the case of ships whose propellers do not conform to these specifications see discussion of table IV in Introduction.In case of a propeller change see discussion of table IV in Introduction.
Number of propellers Number of blades Diameter Pitch 2 Inboard 3 12'101/2" 14'3" 2 Outboard 3 13'6" 14'3"
Table V.--FUEL CAPACITIES
Capacity Gallons Barrels Tons "Full load" fuel oil capacity§ 1,301,900 30,998 4,700 Diesel oil capacity (95%) 18,212 434 58 Total: radius oil* 1,320,112 31,432 4,758 Additional fuel oil required to fill all tanks to 95% (emergency) 37,395 890 135 Total: maximum capacity (95%)† 1,357,507 32,322 4,893
§Based on considerations of cruising radius and power of survival as affected by reserve buoyancy.
* In tables I, II, and III endurance and radius are based on radius oil.
† In table IA endurance and radius are based on maximum capacity (95%).Conversion factors:
Diesel oil: 314 gallons = 1 ton. Fuel oil: 277 gallons = 1 ton. Diesel oil and fuel oil: 42 gallons = 1 barrel. Table IA.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON MAXIMUM CAPACITY (95%)*NOTE: Fueling beyond the radius oil capacity increases radius at the expense of resistance to underwater damage.
This table is made available to the commander as a supplement to table I for use when increased radius and
decreased resistance to underwater damage are factors in a decision.* See table V.
Speed Radius Endurance Fuel rate Mean displacement 40,400 tons Knots Engine miles Days Bbl./day 11 14,250 54.1 599 12 13,180 45.9 706 13 12,270 39.3 823 14 11,040 32.9 983 15 10,030 27.9 1,160 16 9,100 23.7 1,365 17 8,160 20.1 1,616 18 7,260 16.9 1,924 19 6,520 14.3 2,263
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DATA PERIOD 1944-1945 BB 55
ENDURANCE AND RADIUS CHART FOR WAR STEADY STEAMING
MEAN DISPLACEMENT: TONS
Fuel in Thousands of GallonsSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 55, 56
* See table V.
DATA PERIOD 1944-1945 BB 55 CLASS
Table I.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON RADIUS OIL*SHIPS IN CLASS
BB 55, 56
PROP. SPEED FUEL RATE ENDURANCE SPEED RADIUS SPEED RADIUS FUEL RATE WORK COLUMN MEAN NORMAL RANGE DAILY Mean displacement 45,700 tons† Mean displacement 40,700 tons Mean displacement 45,700 tons† (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) R.P.M. Gal./hr. Gal./hr. Bbl./day Hours Daft Knots Engine miles Knots Engine miles Gal./eng. mi. 85 1,426 1,263-1,602 815±36 1,231±11 51.3 12.7±0.1 16,230±270 12.6±0.1 15,510±270 113.2 13.0 15,160 115.9 90 1,568 1,389-1,761 896±40 1,120±10 46.7 13.5±.1 15,700±260 13.3 ±.1 14,900±250 117.9 14.0 14,440 121.7 95 1,723 1,526-1,935 985±44 1,019±10 42.5 14.2±.1 15,020±250 14.1±.1 14,370±250 122.2 100 1,894 1,678-2,127 1,082±48 927±9 38.6 14.9±.1 14 330±240 14.8±.1 13,720±240 128.0 15.0 13,530 129.8 105 2,082 1,844-2,338 1,190±53 843±9 35.1 15.6±.1 13,670±240 15.5±.1 13,070±240 134.3 16.0 12,610 139.2 110 2,288 2,027-2,570 1,307±58 767±8 32.0 16.3±.1 12,990±240 16.2±.1 12,430±240 141.2 115 2,515 2,228-2,825 1,437±64 698±8 29.1 17.0±.1 12,320±240 16.9±.1 11,800±240 148.8 17.0 11,710 150.0 120 2,765 2,449-3,105 1,580±70 635±8 26.5 17.7 ±.1 11,660±240 17.6 ±.1 11,180±240 157.1 18.0 10,840 162.2 125 3,039 2,692-3,413 1,737±77 578±7 24.1 18.4 ±.1 11,040±240 18.3 ±.1 10,580±240 166.1 130 3,340 2,958-3,751 1,909±84 526±7 21.9 19.1±.1 10,430±240 18.9 ±.2 9,940±240 176.7 19.0 9,860 175.2 135 3,671 3,252-4,123 2,098±93 478±7 19.9 19.8±.2 9.840±240 19.6±.2 9,370±240 187.3 20.0 9,060 194.0 140 4,035 3,574-4,532 2,306±102 435±7 18.1 20.5±.2 9,270±240 20.3±.2 8,830±240 199.0 145 4,436 3,929-4,982 2,535±112 396±6 16.5 21.1±.2 8,670±210 20.9±.2 8,280±210 212.2 21.0 8,190 214.6 150 4,875 4,318-5,475 2,786±123 360±6 15.0 21.8±.2 8,150±210 21.5±.2 7,740±210 226.7 22.0 7,410 237.2 155 5,359 4,747-6,019 3,062±135 328±6 13.7 22.4±.2 7,620±210 22.2±.2 7,280±200 241.4 160 5,890 6,217-6,615 3,366±149 298±5 12.4 23.0±.2 7,130±210 22.8±.2 6,790±180 258.3 23.0 6,600 266.1 165 6,474 5,734-7,271 3,699±163 271±5 11.3 23.5±.2 6,630±180 23.3±.2 6,310±180 277.9 170 7,116 6,303-7,992 4,066±180 247±5 10.3 24.0±.2 6,140±180 23.8±.2 5,880±170 299.0 24.0 5,700 308.2 175 7,821 6,928-8,784 4,469±197 224±5 9.3 24.5±.2 5,710±180 24.3±.2 5,440±170 321.9 180 8,597 7,615-9,655 4,913±217 204±5 8.5 24.9±.2 5,280±170 24.7±.2 5,040±170 348.1 25.0 4,760 369.4 185 9,449 8,370-10,612 5,399±239 186±4 7.8 25.3±.2 4,880±170 25.1±.2 4 670±160 376.5 190 10,386 9,200-11,665 5,935±262 169±4 7.0 25.8±.2 4,540±160 25.5±.2 4,310±160 407.3 195 11,416 10,112-12,821 6,523±288 154±4 6.4 26.2±.3 4,190±160 25.9±.3 3,990±160 440.8 26.0 3,910 449.9 200 12,548 11,115-14,093 7,170±317 140±4 5.8 26.6±.3 3,860±160 26.3±.3 3,680±150 477.1 204 13,534 11,988-15,200 7,734±342 130±4 5.4 27.0±.3 3,640±150 ‡26.7±.3 3,470±150 506.9
† Mean displacement during data period.
‡ Estimated speed at designed shaft horsepower (121,000 s.h.p.).
DATA PERIOD 1944-1945
BB 55 CLASSSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 55, 56
Table D.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: UNDERWAY AVERAGES
* Based on radius oil,see table V.
Average speed Fuel rate Endurance* R.P.M. Knots Bbl./day Days 119.3 17.5 1,798±479 23.2±1.8
Table III.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: NOT UNDERWAY
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Fuel rate Endurance* Gal./hr. Bbl./day Days 491 281 149.0
Table IV--PROPELLER SPECIFICATIONS
[NOTE: All underway data are based on the propellers specified below.
In the case of ships whose propellers do not conform to these specifications,
see discussion of table IV in Introduction.]
Number of propellers Number of blades Diameter Pitch 2 inboard 5 15'4" 16'1.5" 2 outboard 4 16'11" 16'5"
Table V.--FUEL CAPACITIES
Capacity Gallons Barrels Tons "Full load" fuel oil capacity§ 1,537,350 36,604 5,550 Diesel oil capacity (95%) 218,230 5,196 695 Total: radius oil* 1,755,580 41,800 6,245 Additional fuel oil required to fill all tanks to 95% (emergency) 362,593 8,633 1,309 Total: maximum capacity (95%)t 2,118,173 50,433 7,554
§ Based on considerations of cruising radius and power of survival as affected by reserve buoyancy.
* In tables I, II, and III endurance and radius are based on radius oil.
† In table IA endurance and radius are based on maximum capacity (95%).Conversion factors:
Diesel oil: 314 gallons = 1 ton. Fuel oil: 277 gallons = 1 ton. Diesel oil and fuel oil: 42 gallons = 1 barrel. Table IA.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON MAXIMUM CAPACITY (95%)*[NOTE: Fueling beyond the radius oil capacity increases radius at the expense of resistance to underwater damage.
This table is made available to the commander as a supplement to table I for use when increased radius and
decreased resistance to underwater damage are factors in a decision.]* See table V.
Speed Radius Endurance Fuel rate Mean displacement 46,700 tons Knots Engine miles Days Bbl./day 13 18,290 58.8 861 14 17,420 51.9 974 15 16,320 45.4 1,113 16 15,210 39.7 1,274 17 14,130 34.6 1,457 18 13,080 30.3 1,670 19 11,900 26.1 1,936 20 10,930 22.8 2,217 21 9,880 19.5 2,577 22 8,940 17.0 2,983 23 7,960 14.5 3,499 24 6,880 11.9 4,227 25 5,740 9.7 5,278 26 4,720 7.5 6,685
Table VI.--STEADY STEAMING MEAN FUEL RATE RATIOS*
* Table VI is used to adjust the class data in tables I and IA to individual ships.
Ship Average displacement Fuel rate ratio--ship: Class 100 R.P.M. 120 R.P.M. 140 R.P.M. 160 R.P.M. 180 R.P.M. 200 R.P.M. Tons Percent Percent Percent Percent Percent Percent U.S.S. Washington BB56 45,700 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 U.S.S. North Carolina BB55 46,300 93.6 96.0 98.6 101.1 103.8 106.5
The ratios were obtained by dividing the steady steaming mean fuel rates of the indicated ships
by the corresponding mean fuel rates given in column (2) of table I.
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DATA PERIOD 1944-1945 BB 57
ENDURANCE AND RADIUS CHART FOR WAR STEADY STEAMING
MEAN DISPLACEMENT: 45,800 TONS
Fuel in Thousands of GallonsSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 57
* See table V.
DATA PERIOD 1944-1945 BB 57 CLASS
Table I.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON RADIUS OIL*SHIPS IN CLASS
BB 57
PROPELLER SPEED FUEL RATE ENDURANCE SPEED RADIUS SPEED RADIUS FUEL RATE WORK COLUMN MEAN NORMAL RANGE DAILY Mean displacement 45,800 tons† Mean displacement 40,800 tons Mean displacement 45,800 tons† (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) R.P.M. Gal./hr. Gal./hr. Bbl./day Hours Days Knots Engine miles Knots Engine miles Gal./eng. mi. 85 1,514 1,363-1,675 865±33 1,108±9 46.2 14.4±0.1 16,650±280 14.3±0.1 15,840±250 106.9 15.0 15,120 111.0 90 1,686 1,518-1,865 963±37 995±8 41.5 15.3 ±.1 15,880±280 15.1 ±.1 15,020±230 111.7 95 1,877 1,690-2,076 1,073±41 893±8 37.2 16.2 ±.1 15,110±280 16.0 ±.1 14,290±230 117.3 100 2,090 1,882-2,312 1,194±46 802±8 33.4 17.1 ±.1 14 330±280 16.9 ±.1 13,550±230 123.7 17.0 13,470 124 5 105 2,327 2,095-2,574 1,330±51 721±7 30.0 18.0 ±.2 13,540±280 17.8 ±.1 12,830±230 130.7 15.0 12,630 132.8 110 2,590 2,332-2,865 1,480±57 648±7 27.0 15.9 ±.2 12,780±270 18.6 ±.1 12,050±230 139.2 19.0 11,670 1440 115 2,884 2,597-3,190 1,648±63 582±7 24.2 19.6 ±.2 11,900±260 19.4 ±.1 11,290±230 1457 20.0 10,600 158.2 120 3,211 2,891-3,552 1,835±70 522±6 21.8 20.3 ±.2 11,060±240 20.1 ±.2 10,490±230 159.8 125 3,575 3,219-3,955 2,043±78 469±6 19.5 21.0 ±.2 10,290±230 20.8 ±.2 9,760±220 171.9 21.0 9,560 175.7 130 3,980 3,584-4,403 2,274±87 421±6 17.5 21.7 ±.2 9,550±220 21.5 ±.2 9,050±220 185 1 22.0 8,580 195 5 135 4,432 3,991-4,903 2,533±97 378±5 15.8 22.4 ±.2 8,850±200 22.2 ±.2 8,390±190 199.6 140 4,934 4,443-5,458 2,819±108 340±5 14.2 23.0 ±.2 8,160±190 22.8 ±.2 7,750±190 216.4 23.0 7,490 2242 145 5,493 4,946-6,076 3,139±120 305±5 12.7 23.5 ±.2 7,500±190 23.3 ±.2 7,110±180 235.8 150 6,116 5,507-6,765 3,495±134 274±5 11.4 24.0 ±.2 6,860±180 23.8 ±.2 6,520±180 257.0 24.0 6,230 269.2 155 6,809 6,131-7,532 3,891±149 246±4 10.2 24.4 ±.2 6,270±180 24.2 ±.2 5,950±160 281.4 160 7,581 6,827-8,386 4,332±166 221±4 9.2 24.9 ±.2 5,750±170 24.6 ±.2 5,440±160 305 2 165 8,440 7,600-9,336 4,823±185 199±4 8.3 25.3 ±.2 5,240±170 25.0 ±.2 4,980±160 337.6 170 9,397 8,462-10,395 5,370±206 178±4 7.4 25.8±.3 4,800±170 25.5 ±.2 4,540±160 365 5 175 10,462 9,421-11,573 5,978±229 160±4 6.7 26.3±.3 4,310±170 26.0±.3 4 160±160 402.4 180 11,648 10,489-12,885 6,656±255 144±4 6.0 26.9±.4 3,950±170 26.5±.3 3,820±160 439.5 181 11,901 10,717-13,165 6,801±260 141±3 5.9 27.1±.4 3,900±170 ‡26.7±.3 3,760±130 445 7
† Mean displacement during data period.
‡ Estimated speed at designed shaft horsepower (130,000 s.h.p.).
DATA PERIOD 1944-1945
BB 57 CLASSSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 57
Table II--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: UNDERWAY AVERAGES
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Average speed Fuel rate Endurance* R.P.M. Knots Bbl./day Days 108.2 18.3 1,740±535 22.9±2.0
Table III.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: NOT UNDERWAY
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Fuel rate Endurance* Gal./hr. Bbl./day Days 356 203 196.3
Table IV.--PROPELLER SPECIFICATIONS
NOTE: All underway data are based on the propellers specified below.
In the case of ships whose propellers do not conform to these specifications see discussion of table IV in Introduction.In case of a propeller change see discussion of table IV in Introduction.
Number of propellers Number of blades Diameter Pitch 2 Inboard 4 17'6" 18'91/2" 2 Outboard 4 17'81/2" 17'10"
Table V.--FUEL CAPACITIES
Capacity Gallons Barrels Tons "Full load" fuel oil capacity§ 1,626,544 38,727 5,872 Diesel oil capacity (95%) 50,554 1,204 161 Total: radius oil* 1,677,098 39,931 6,033 Additional fuel oil required to fill all tanks to 95%n (emergency) 203,595 4,848 735 Total: maximum capacity (95%)† 1,880,693 44,779 6,768
§ Based on considerations of cruising radius and power of survival as affected by reserve buoyancy.
* In tables I,II,and III endurance and radius are based on radius oil.
† In table IA endurance and radius are based on maximum capacity (95%).Conversion factors:
Diesel oil: 314 gallons = 1 ton. Fuel oil: 277 gallons = 1 ton. Diesel oil and fuel oil: 42 gallons = 1 barrel. Table IA.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON MAXIMUM CAPACITY (95%)*NOTE: Fueling beyond the radius oil capacity increases radius at the expense of resistance to underwater damage.
This table is made available to the commander as a supplement to table I for use when increased radius and
decreased resistance to underwater damage are factors in a decision.* See table V.
Speed Radius Endurance Fuel rate Mean displacement 45,800 tons Knots Engine miles Days Bbl./day 15 16,960 47.2 951 16 16,020 41.7 1,073 17 15,110 37.0 1,209 13 14,160 32.7 1,368 19 13,090 28.7 1,564 20 11,890 24.8 1,808 21 10,720 21.2 2,109 22 9,620 18.3 2,459 23 8,400 15.3 2,947 24 6,990 12.1 3,693 25 5,580 9.3 4,823 26 4,670 7.5 5,978
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DATA PERIOD 1943-1944 BB 58
ENDURANCE AND RADIUS CHART FOR WAR STEADY STEAMING
MEAN DISPLACEMENT: 44,700 TONS
Fuel in Thousands of GallonsSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 58, 60
DATA PERIOD 1943-1944 BB 58 CLASS
Table I.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON RADIUS OIL*SHIPS IN CLASS
BB 58, 60
* See table V.
PROP. SPEED FUEL RATE ENDURANCE SPEED RADIUS SPEED RADIUS FUEL RATE WORK COLUMN MEAN NORMAL RANGE DAILY Mean displacement 44,700 tons† Mean displacement 39,700 tons Mean displacement 44,700 tons† (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) R.P.M. Gal./hr. Gal./hr. Bbl./day Hours Days Knots Engine miles Knots Engine miles Gal./eng. mi. 85 1,538 1,383-1,704 879±34 1,092±9 45.5 14.4±0.1 16,370±250 14.3±0.1 15,620±280 107.6 15.0 15,020 111.9 90 1,699 1,528-1,882 971±38 989±8 41.2 15.3±.1 15,740±250 15.1±.1 14,930±280 112.5 95 1,877 1,688-2,079 1,073±42 895±8 37.3 16.1±.1 14,990±230 15.9±.1 14,230±280 118.1 16.0 14,140 118.9 100 2,074 1,865-2,297 1,185±46 810±8 33.8 17.0±.1 14,330±230 16.7±.1 13,530±280 124.2 17.0 13,270 126.8 105 2,292 2,061-2,539 1,310±51 733±7 30.5 17.8±.1 13,580±230 17.5±.2 12,830±280 131.0 18.0 12,390 135.6 110 2,532 2,277-2,805 1,447±56 663±7 27.6 18.6±.1 12,830±230 18.3±.2 12,130±270 138.4 19.0 11,560 145.4 115 2,797 2,515-3,098 1,598±62 601±7 25.0 19.4±.1 12,120±230 19.1±.2 11,480±230 146.4 120 3,090 2,778-3,423 1,766±69 544±6 22.7 20.2 ±.1 11,430±230 19.8±.2 10,770±230 156.1 20.0 10,010 158.5 125 3,414 3,070-3,782 1,951±76 492±6 20.5 20.9±.1 10,700±230 20.6±.2 10,140±230 165.7 21.0 9,760 172 2 130 3,772 3,392-4,178 2,155±84 445±6 18.5 21.7±.2 10,050±230 21.3±.2 9,480±220 177.1 135 4,167 3,747-4,616 2,381±92 403±6 16.8 22.4±.2 9,390±220 22.0±.2 8,870±220 189.4 140 4,604 4,140-5,100 2,631±102 365±5 15.2 23.0±.2 8,740±200 22.6±.2 8,250±190 203.7 23.0 7,860 214.1 145 5,087 4,574-5,635 2,907±113 330±5 13.8 23.5±.2 7,920±190 23.2±.2 7,660±190 219.3 150 5,620 5,053-6,225 3,211±125 299±5 12.5 24.0±.2 7,320±190 23.7±.2 7,090±180 237.1 24.0 6,770 248.8 155 6,209 5,583-6,877 3,548±138 271±5 11.3 245±.2 6,760±190 24.2 ±.2 6,560±180 256.6 160 6,860 6,168-7,598 3,920±152 245±4 10.2 25.0±.2 6,250±190 247±.2 6,050±170 277.7 25.0 5,690 295.9 165 7,579 6,815-8,395 4,331±168 222±4 9.2 25.5±.2 5,760±190 25.1±.2 5,570±170 302 0 170 8,373 7,529-9,274 4,785±186 201±4 8.4 25.0±.3 5,330±190 25.6±.3 5,150±170 327.1 26.0 4,830 348.9 175 9,251 8,318-10,247 5,286±205 182±4 7.6 26.6±.4 4,920±190 26.1±.3 4,750±170 354.4 179 10,018 9,008-11,096 5,725±222 168±4 7.0 27.1±.4 4,630±180 ‡26.5±.3 4,450±160 378.0
† Mean displacement during data period.
‡ Estimated speed at designed shaft horsepower (130,000 s.h.p.).
DATA PERIOD 1943-1944
BB 58 CLASSSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 58, 60
Table II.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: UNDERWAY AVERAGES
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Average speed Fuel rate Endurance* R.P.M. Knots Bbl./day Days 105.5 17.6 1,436±276 27.9±1.4
Table III.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: NOT UNDERWAY
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Fuel rate Endurance* Gal./hr. Bbl./day Days 302 173 231.8
Table IV.--PROPELLER SPECIFICATIONS
[NOTE: All underway data are based on the propellers specified below.
In the case of ships whose propellers do not conform to these specifications,
see discussion of table IV in Introduction.]
Number of propellers Number of blades Diameter Pitch 2 inboard 4 17'6" 18'9 7/8" 2 outboard 5 17'41/2" 17'11 7/8"
Table V.--FUEL CAPACITIES
Capacity Gallons Barrels Tons "Full load" fuel oil capacity§ 1,620,173 38,576 5,849 Diesel oil capacity (95%) 59,660 1,420 190 Total: radius oil*. 1,679,833 39,996 6,039 Additional fuel oil required to fill all tanks to 95% (emergency) 217,722 5,184 786 Total: maximum capacity (95%)† 1,897,555 45,180 6,825
§ Based on considerations of cruising radius and power of survival as affected by reserve buoyancy.
* In tables I, II, and III endurance and radius are based on radius oil.
† In table IA endurance and radius are based on maximum capacity (95%).Conversion factors:
Diesel oil: 314 gallons = 1 ton. Fuel oil: 277 gallons = 1 ton. Diesel oil and fuel oil: 42 gallons = 1 barrel. Table IA.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON MAXIMUM CAPACITY (95%)*[NOTE: Fueling beyond the radius oil capacity increases radius at the expense of resistance to underwater damage.
This table is made available to the commander an a supplement to table I for use when increased radius and
decreased resistance to underwater damage am factors in a decision.]* See table V.
Speed Radius Endurance Fuel rate Mean displacement 44,700 tons Knots Engine miles Days Bbl./day 15 16,970 47.1 960 16 15,970 41.7 1,087 17 14,990 36.8 1,232 18 14,000 32.4 1,396 19 13,060 28.6 1,579 20 11,990 25.1 1,812 21 11,020 21.9 2,068 22 10,020 19.0 2,381 23 8,880 16,2 2,815 24 7,650 13.3 3,413 25 6,430 10.6 4,228 26 5,460 a 8 5,186
Table VI.--STEADY STEAMING MEAN FUEL RATE RATIOS*
* Table VI is used to adjust the class data in tables I and IA to individual ships.
Ship Average displacement Fuel rate ratio--Ship: Class 85 R.P.M. 105 R.P.M. 125 R.P.M. 145 R.P.M. 165 R.P.M. 175 R.P.M. Tons Percent Percent Percent Percent Percent Percent U.S.S. Indiana BB 58 44,700 98.8 99.0 99.2 99.4 99.6 99.7 U.S.S. Alabama BB 60 44,600 101.2 101.0 100.8 100.6 100.4 100.3
The ratios were obtained by dividing the steady steaming mean fuel rates of the indicated ships
by the corresponding mean fuel rates given in column (2) of table I.
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DATA PERIOD 1944-1945 BB 59
ENDURANCE AND RADIUS CHART FOR WAR STEADY STEAMING
MEAN DISPLACEMENT: 46,000 TONS
Fuel in Thousands of GallonsSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 59
* See table V.
DATA PERIOD 1944-1945 BB 59 CLASS
Table I.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON RADIUS OIL*SHIPS IN CLASS
BB 59
PROP. SPEED FUEL RATE ENDURANCE SPEED RADIUS SPEED RADIUS FUEL RATE WORK COLUMN MEAN NORMAL RANGE DAILY Mean displacement 46,000 tons† Mean displacement 41,000 tons Mean displacement 46,000 tons† (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) R.P.M. Gal./hr. Gal./hr. Bbl./day Hours Days Knots Engine miles Knots Engine miles Gal./eng. mi. 85 1,622 1,462-1,792 927±35 1,033±8 43.0 14.4±0.1 15,520±240 14.3±0.1 14,770±260 113.4 15.0 14,100 118.7 90 1,805 1,627-1,995 1,031±39 928±8 38.7 15.3±.1 14,810±220 15.1±.1 14,010±260 119.5 95 2,010 1,812-2,221 1,149±44 833±8 34.7 16.1±.1 14,010±220 15.9±.1 13,240±260 126.4 16.0 13,150 127.0 2,237 2,017-2,472 1,278±48 749±7 31.2 17.0±.1 13,290±220 16.7±.1 12,510±260 100 17.0 12,240 137.1 105 2,489 2,244-2,750 1,422±54 673±7 28.0 17.8±.1 12,500±220 17.5±.2 11,780±260 142.2 18.0 11,320 148.0 110 2,771 2,498-3,062 1,583±60 604±7 25.2 18.6±.1 11,740±220 18.3±.2 11,050±260 151.4 19.0 10,460 160.2 115 3,084 2,780-3,408 1,762±67 543±6 22.6 19.4±.1 11,000±220 19.1±.2 10,370±230 161.5 120 3,433 3,095-3,794 1,962±74 488±6 20.3 20.2±.1 10,280±220 19.8±.2 9,660±220 173.4 20.0 9,600 178.4 125 3,321 3,445-4,222 2,183±83 438±6 18.3 20.9±.1 9,570±220 20.6±.2 9,020±220 185.5 21.0 8,660 193.8 130 4,253 3,834-4,700 2,430±92 394±5 16.4 21.7±.2 8,920±220 21.3±.2 8,390±190 200.0 135 4,734 4,268-5,231 2,705±103 354±5 14.8 22.4±.2 8,270±190 22.0±.2 7,790±190 215.2 140 5,268 4,749-5,821 3,010±114 318±5 13.2 23.0±.2 7,640±190 22.6±.2 7,190±180 233.1 23.0 6,820 246.2 145 5,864 5,286-6,480 3,351±127 286±5 11.9 23.5±.2 6,860±180 23.2±.2 6,640±180 252.8 150 6,527 5,884-7,213 3,730±141 257±4 10.7 24.0±.2 6,290±180 23.7±.2 6,090±160 275.4 24.0 5,790 290.3 155 7,265 6,549-8,028 4,151±157 231±4 9.6 24.5±.2 5,780±170 24.2±.2 5,590±160 300.2 160 8,086 7,289-8,935 4,621±175 207±4 8.6 25.0±.2 5,300±170 24.7±.2 5,110±160 327.4 25.0 4,780 360.8 165 9,000 8,113-9,945 5,143±195 186±4 7.8 25.5±.2 4,840±170 25.1±.2 4,670±160 358.6 170 10,018 9,031-11,070 5,725±217 167±4 7.0 26.0±.3 4,450±170 25.6±.3 4,280±160 391.3 26.0 3,990 420.0 175 11,150 10,052-12,321 6,371±241 150±4 6.2 26.6±.4 4,070±170 26.1±.3 3,920±160 427.2 179 12,148 10,951-13,424 6,942±263 138±3 5.8 27.1±.4 3,820±140 ‡26.5±.3 3,660±130 458.4
† Mean displacement during data period.
‡ Estimated speed at designed shaft horsepower (130,000 s.h.p.).
DATA PERIOD 1944-1945
BB 59 CLASSSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 59
Table II.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: UNDERWAY AVERAGES
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Average speed Fuel rate Endurance* R.P.M. Knots Bbl./day Days 104.5 17.4 1,646±433 24.2±1.8
Table III.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: NOT UNDERWAY
* Based on radius oil; see table V.
Fuel rate Endurance* Gal./hr. Bbl./day Days 300 171 232.6
Table IV--PROPELLER SPECIFICATIONS
[NOTE: All underway data are based on the propellers specified below.
In case of a propeller change see discussion of table IV in Introduction.]
Number of propellers Number of blades Diameter Pitch 2 inboard 4 17'6" 18'91/2" 2 outboard 5 17'41/2" 17'71/2"
Table V.--FUEL CAPACITIES
Capacity Gallons Barrels Tons "Full load" fuel oil capacity§ 1,625,436 38,701 5,868 Diesel oil capacity (95%) 49,612 1,181 158 Total: radius oil* 1,675,048 39,882 6,026 Additional fuel oil required to fill all tanks to 95% (emergency) 204,703 4,874 739 Total: maximum capacity (95%)† 1,879,751 44,756 6,765
§ Based on considerations of cruising radius and power of survival as affected by reserve buoyancy.
* In tables I, II, and III endurance and radius are based on radius oil.
† In table IA endurance and radius are based on maximum capacity (95%).Conversion factors:
Diesel oil: 314 gallons = 1 ton. Fuel oil: 277 gallons = 1 ton. Diesel oil and fuel oil: 42 gallons = 1 barrel. Table IA--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON MAXIMUM CAPACITY (95%)*[NOTE: Fueling beyond the radius oil capacity increases radius at the expense of resistance to underwater damage.
This table is made available to the commander as a supplement to table I for use when in creased radius and decreased resistance to underwater damage are factors in a decision.]* See table V.
Speed Radius Endurance Fuel rate Mean displacement 46,000 tons Knots Engine miles Days Bbl./day 15 15,820 44.0 1,018 16 14,760 38.5 1,165 17 13,740 33.7 1,332 18 12,700 29.4 1,523 19 11,740 25.7 1,740 20 10,660 22.2 1,981 21 9,720 19.3 2,324 22 8,740 16.6 2,705 23 7,650 13.8 3,237 24 6,500 11.2 3,983 25 5,360 9.0 5,012 26 4,480 7.2 6,242
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DATA PERIOD 1943-1944 BB 61
ENDURANCE AND RADIUS CHART FOR WAR STEADY STEAMING
MEAN DISPLACEMENT: 56,500 TONS
Fuel in Thousands of GallonsSHIPS IN CLASS:
BB 61-66
* See table V.
DATA PERIOD 1943-1944 BB 61 CLASS
Table I.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON RADIUS OIL*SHIPS IN CLASS
BB 61-66
PROP. SPEED FUEL RATE ENDURANCE SPEED RADIUS SPEED RADIUS FUEL RATE WORK COLUMN MEAN NORMAL RANGE DAILY Mean displacement 56,500 tons† Mean displacement 50,500 tons Mean displacement 56,500 tons† (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) R.P.M. Gal./hr. Gal./hr. Bbl./day Hours Days Knots Engine miles Knots Engine miles Gal./eng. mi. 85 2,200 2,000-2,412 1,257±44 1,021±8 42.5 14.8±0.1 15,630±320 14.7±0.1 15,010±310 149.7 16.0 14,890 160.9 90 2,393 2,175-2,624 1,367±48 939±7 39.1 15.7±.1 15,240±320 15.6±.1 14,650±310 153.4 16.0 14,400 156.0 95 2,603 2,366-2,854 1,487±52 863±7 36.0 16.5±.2 14,720±320 16.4±.2 14,150±310 158.7 17.0 13,640 164.6 100 2,831 2,574-3,104 1,618±56 793±7 33.0 17.3±.2 14,190±320 17.1±.2 13,560±310 165.6 105 3,080 2,800-3,377 1,760±61 729±7 30.4 18.1±.2 13,650±320 17.9±.2 13,050±310 172.1 18.0 12,990 173.0 110 3,350 3,045-3,673 1,914±67 671±6 28.0 18.9±.2 13,120±320 18.7±.2 12,550±310 179.1 19.0 12,350 182.0 115 3,644 3,313-3,996 2,082±73 616±6 25.7 19.8±.3 12,630±320 19.5±.3 12,010±310 186.9 20.0 11,700 192.2 120 3,964 3,604-4,346 2,265±79 567±6 23.6 20.6 + .3 12,070±310 20.3±.3 11,510±300 195.3 21.0 11,060 20a 3 125 4,312 3,920-4,728 2,464±86 521±6 21.7 21.4±.3 11,530±300 21.1±.3 10,990±290 204.4 130 4,690 4,264-5,142 2,680±94 479±5 20.0 22.2±.3 10,990±290 21.9±.3 10,490±290 214.2 22.0 10,430 215.5 135 5,102 4,638-5,594 2,915±102 440±5 18.3 23.0±.3 10,460±290 22.7±.3 9,990±290 224.8 23.0 9,810 229.1 140 5,550 5,045-6,085 3,171±111 405±5 16.9 23.9±.4 10,010±290 23.5±.4 9,520±290 236.2 24.0 9,220 243.9 145 6,038 5,489-6,620 3,450±120 372±5 15.5 24.7±.4 9,340±280 24.3±.4 9,040±280 248.5 150 6,569 5,972-7,203 3,754±131 342±5 14.2 25.4±.4 8,840±270 25.0±.4 8,650±270 262.8 155 7,146 6,496-7,835 4,083±142 314±5 13.1 26.2±.4 8,380±270 25.8±.4 8,100±260 277.0 26.0 7,970 281.7 160 7,774 7,067-8,524 4,442±155 289±4 12.0 26.9±.4 7,910±230 26.5±.4 7,660±230 293.4 27.0 7,360 306.0 165 8,458 7,689-9,274 4,833±169 266±4 11.1 27.6±.4 7,450±220 27.2±.4 7,240±220 311.0 170 9,202 8,365-10,090 5,258±183 244±4 10.2 28.1±.4 6,970±220 27.7±.4 6,760±210 332.2 28.0 6,500 345.9 175 10,011 9,101-10,977 5,721±200 224±4 9.3 28.6±.4 6,640±210 28.2±.4 6,320±210 355.0 180 10,892 9,902-11,943 6,224±217 206±4 8.6 29.1±.3 6,200±190 28.7±.3 5,910±180 379.5 29.0 5,690 395.3 185 11,850 10,772-12,993 6,771±236 190±4 7.9 29.5±.3 5,780±180 29.2±.3 5,550±180 405.8 190 12,894 11,722-14,138 7,368±257 174±4 7.2 29.9±.3 5,380±180 29.6±.3 5,150±180 435.6 195 14,029 12,753-15,382 8,017±280 160±3 6.7 30.2±.3 5,070±150 29.9±.3 4,780±140 469.2 196 14,267 12,970-15,643 8,153±284 157±3 6.5 30.3±.3 5,030±150 ‡30.0±.3 4,710±140 475.6
† Mean displacement during data period.
‡ Estimated speed at designed shaft horsepower (212,000 s.h.p.).
DATA PERIOD 1943-1944
BB 61 CLASSSHIPS IN CLASS:
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Table II.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: UNDERWAY AVERAGES
* Based on radius oil; Bee table V.
Average speed Fuel rate Endurance* R.P.M. Knots Bbl./day Days 100.8 18.7 2,054±413 26.0±1.4
Table III.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA: NOT UNDERWAY
* Baaed on radius oil; see table V.
Fuel rate Endurance* Gal./hr. Bbl./day Days 484 277 193.4
Table IV.--PROPELLER SPECIFICATIONS
[NOTE: All underway data are based on the propellers specified below.
In the case of ships whose propellers do not conform to these specifications,
see discussion of table IV in Introduction.]
Number of propellers Number of blades Diameter Pitch 2 inboard. 5 17'0" 18'41/2" 2 outboard 4 18'3" 19'01/2"
Table V.--FUEL CAPACITIES
Capacity Gallons Barrels Tons "Full load" fuel oil capacity§ 2,186,084 52,050 7,892 Diesel oil capacity (95%) 60,288 1,435 192 Total: radius oil* 2,246,372 53,485 8,084 Additional fuel required to fill all tanks to 95% (emergency) 262,873 6,259 949 Total: maximum capacity (95%)† 2,509,245 59,744 9,033
§ Based on considerations of cruising radius and power of survival as affected by reserve buoyancy.
* In tables I,II,and III endurance and radius are based on radius oil.
† In table IA endurance and radius are based on maximum capacity (95%).Conversion factors:
Diesel oil: 314 gallons = 1 ton. Fuel oil: 277 gallons = 1 ton. Diesel oil and fuel oil: 42 gallons = 1 barrel. Table IA.--WAR LOGISTICS DATA FOR STEADY STEAMING
BASED ON MAXIMUM CAPACITY (95%)*[NOTE: Fueling beyond the radius oil capacity increases radius at the expense of resistance to underwater damage.
This table is made available to the commander as a supplement to table I for use when increased radius and
decreased resistance to underwater damage are factors in a decision.]* See table V.
Speed Radius Endurance Fuel rate Mean displacement 56,500 tons Knots Engine miles Days Bbl./day 15 16,630 46.2 1,294 16 16,090 42.0 1,427 17 15,240 37.3 1,599 18 14,510 33.6 1,779 19 13,800 30.3 1,977 20 13,070 27.3 2,196 21 12,350 24.5 2,439 22 11,650 22.1 2,709 23 10,960 19.9 3,011 24 10,300 17.9 3,345 25 9,550 15.9 3,754 26 8,900 14.3 4,186 27 8,220 12.7 4,721 28 7,260 10.8 5,536 29 6,360 9.2 6,552 30 5,260 7.3 8,153
Table VI.--STEADY STEAMING MEAN FUEL RATE RATIOS*
* Table VI is used to adjust the class data in tables I and IA to individual ships. The ratios were obtained by dividing the steady steaming mean fuel rates of the indicated ships
Ship Average displacement Fuel rate ratio--Ship: Class 85 R.P.M. 105 R.P.M. 12S R.P.M. 145 R.P.M. 169 R.P.M. 185 R.P.M. Tons Percent Percent Percent Percent Percent .Percent U.S.S. Iowa BB 61 57,100 100.8 99.2 97.6 96.0 94 5 92.9 U.S.S. New Jersey BB 62 55,900 99.2 100.8 102.4 104 0 105 5 107.1
by the corresponding mean fuel rates given in column (2) of table I.
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