1846. A vessel has been damaged and is taking on water. Where can you find the data that will indicate how much water the vessel can retain and still possess reserve buoyancy?

Floodable Length Curves for the specific vessel provide data on how much water a vessel can retain and still maintain reserve buoyancy. These curves are vessel-specific, accounting for the hull form, displacement, and compartmentation, unlike a builder's plate or generic curves which lack this detail, and unlike curves assuming zero permeability which are not realistic.