Compartmentalization Effects is a naval architectural phenomenon, within the study of ship stability, characterized by the reduction in free surface effect-induced instability through the subdivision of fluid-containing compartments, thereby limiting the transverse movement of liquid and its associated virtual rise of the vessel's center of gravity.
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UNSW Sydney
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