A vessel with length 103m, beam 28m, drafts (Fwd: 4.3, Aft: 4.6m), Cw 0.71 and Cb 0.78 isfloating in a saltwater port. It loads 1300tonnes of cargo and discharges 300 tonnes of ballast.Calculate: i. TRIMii. TPCiii. New Mean Draftiv. Final DisplacementA vessel of displacement 18,980 tonnes is floating at waterline with length 98m, beam 29m,KG 7.4m, KM 5.13m. It conducts the following operation:Loads: 1200 tonnes @ 4.32m980 tonnes @ 4.23m710 tonnes @ 4.56mDischarges: 210 tonnes @ 4.67m317 tonnes @ 4.89mCalculate: Final KGii. Final Displacementiii. RM if vessel develops a 2.6 degree list to portside.

In this question we have to calculate Trim, TPC, New Mean Draft and Final Displacement of the vessel…

A vessel with length 103m, beam 28m, drafts ( Fwd: 4.3, Aft: 4.6m), Cw 0.71 and Cb 0.78 is floating in a saltwater port. It loads 1300tonnes of cargo and discharges 300 tonnes of ballast. Calculate: i. TRIM ii. TPC iii. New Mean Draft iv. Final Displacement

A vessel with length 103m, beam 28m, drafts ( Fwd: 4.3, Aft: 4.6m), Cw 0.71 and Cb 0.78 is floating in a saltwater port. It loads 1300tonnes of cargo and discharges 300 tonnes of ballast. Calculate: i. TRIM ii. TPC iii. New Mean Draft iv. Final Displacement

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