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Ship measurement. Test
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2. “A ship a weight of water that is equal to its own weight.”
3. “A ship displaces a weight of water that is equal to its own weight.”
Therefore a vessel willexperience an
that is equal to the
of the displaced water.
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Whenis equal to
the vessel will float.
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By “displacement” is meant theof a vessel and her contents,
or the
of the
watermass.
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• Gross tonnage equals the entire volumeof the
spaces.
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• Net tonnage can be calculated bythe spaces that are not used for
cargo from the
tonnage.
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• Harbourare usually calculated
according to the gross tonnage, but some
ports use the vessel’s net tonnage.
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By deadweight is understood the weight ofthe vessel’s
, consisting of:
.
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is the total length of the vessel.11. Dia 11
the fpp and the app.is measured between
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Theis the line to which the ship
may be loaded in summer.
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The fpp is the vertical line through theof the CWL and the
.
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The app goes through the.
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• Horizontal distancebetween the insides
of the
.
s
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. Vertical distancebetween the insides
of the
.
s
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• By beam is meantthe extreme
of the vessel.
A
B
18. is the total length of the vessel.
• Distance from thebottom of the keel to
the
of the
water.
WL
K
19. “Length over all” (L.O.A.) is the total length of the vessel.
HWL
• Distance from the
waterline to the
.
20. is measured between the fpp and the app.
DLWL
• Distance between
and
waterline.
21. Length Between Perpendiculars (LPP) is measured between the fore perpendicular (fpp) and the aft perpendicular (app).
• Distance betweenkeel and
.
K
B
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TheInternational Maritime Language Programme – IMLP
C
The IMLP is an IMO-standard.
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