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Operational Limitations of Conventional Lifeboats Operating in Sea Ice
Conventional lifeboats have not been designed to withstand ice impact loads. It is uncertain if these boats have the structural capacity to withstand a collision with either level or concentrated pack ice. The main objective of the research reported here is to determine the structural limitations of conventional lifeboats in order to help devise safe operating procedures for lifeboats in ice.