Float Design

Float design refers to the way a floating structure, such as a boat or platform, is engineered to stay buoyant and stable in water. It involves calculating the shape, size, and weight distribution so that the object displaces enough water to support its weight without sinking. Designers consider factors like hydrodynamics, materials, and environmental conditions to ensure safety, balance, and efficiency. Proper float design ensures the structure remains stable, capable of withstanding waves and currents, and performs its intended function effectively in aquatic environments.