Congratulations, this is the last lesson of the course. After listening to the Podcast while viewing the Notes and the WORKBOOK do the calculations needed to complete the two Barge Draft Survey Calculations, Start an Finish so that you can dete
By now you should be able to use the Ballast and Fresh Water Tanks as well as the Oil Tank Tables because they both require the same method to correct for List and Trim to determine a Volume of a Tank. You should also know how to do the Volume
A Deadweight Survey is done normally when only the Surveyor attended the Finish of loading a dry bulk cargo.The procedure is basically the same as a Draft Survey except there is no Corrected Light Displacement. All tanks must be sounded and co
After listening to the Podcast while viewing the Notes and the WORKBOOK do the calculations needed to complete the Draft Survey Calculation, Start an Finish so that you can determine the cargo loaded in metric tons. By now you should be able to
Corredting Fuel Oil Soundings for List, Trim and Temperature. Explaining how a Bunker Survey and a Draft Survey differ as well as a Fuel Oil Agreement needed for a Bunker Survey
This Lesson uses Step 6 of the WORKBOOK to calculate corrections for list and trim to tank soundings or ullages to determine the equivalent zero list and trim volume of liquid in ship's tanks using actual Tank Tables.
Now that you have done all 10 exercises in Steps 1 to 5 completely by hand using a calculator, try to build a spread sheet that will do the same to check you work. To be a true professional you must be able to do these calculations by hand, ho
Converting True Drafts into the M/M/M and then using the Hydrostatic Data to determine the Displacement for an even keel condition and the assumed harbor water density.
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