Chemical Tankers / Day 4 / Day 4 Topic 2 Cargo Quantification
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dVCF = 1 - 0.9662 = 0.0338
dT |
= 140 - 60 = 80 |
VCF = 0.0338 = 0.0004225 80
0.0004225 x 0.9492 = 0.00040104 (Corr oF)
0.00040104 x 1.8 = 0.00072 (Corr oC)
Strictly speaking, this is not completely accurate as the relationship is not linear, but it is close enough for calculation purposes
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It is easier to convert Lbs / Gall to L/W
There is an official ASTM Conversion Factor:
L/W = Lbs / Gall x 0.11982643
If you have two L/W values from a table, you also have the temp interval and can easily calculate a Correction Factor per degree
Tables may be given in Kg / l (Kilogram per Litre)
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Example 6: From table: Lbs/Gall |
60oF: 6.69 |
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90oF: 6.58 |
Lbs/Gall 6.69 x 0.11982643 = L/W 0.8016 Lbs/Gall 6.58 x 0.11982643 = L/W 0.7889
dT = 90 - 60 = 30oF
dL/W = 0.8016 - 0.7889 = 0.0127
dL/W = 0.0127 = 0.000423 dT 30
0.000423 x 1.8 = 0.00076 (Corr per oC)
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Cargo Discrepancies:
Ship’s Load Figure against Bill of Lading Figure
+ or - 0.5%, calculated against the B/L figure
If B/L is not available, protest against “Provisional Shore Figure” and, if figures become available later, issue retro-protest through Agent
Some charterers require Masters to issue letter of protest as per their specific percentage requirements with may be less than 0.5
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•Form
•Cargo Quantity Discrepancy
•Protest.
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Example 7:
Ship’s Load Figure : 994.507 mt
Bill of Lading Figure: 1000.025 mt
Difference: 5.518 mt ( - 0.552 % )
Issue Cargo Quantity Discrepancy Protest
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Example 8:
Ship’s Load Figure : 101.955 mt
Bill of Lading Figure: 100.032 mt
Difference: 1.923 mt ( + 1.922 % )
Issue Cargo Quantity Discrepancy Protest
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Example 9:
Ship’s Load Figure: 497.798 mt
Bill of Lading Figure: 499.993 mt
Difference: 2.195 mt ( - 0.439 % )
No protest to be issued, difference is within percentage (But note how actual tonnage is higher than in the last example)
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Example 10:
Ship’s Load Figure: |
995.302 mt |
Surveyor’s Shore Figure : 1001.766 mt (No B/L available)
Difference: 6.464 mt ( - 0.645 % )
Protest against Provisional Figure - issue Retro-Protest through Agent if B/L available in time
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Short Loading:
Ship’s Load Figure against Nominated Figure ( due consideration must be given to Option and Load range)
Establish: |
a) Option: ( Owner’s / Charterer’s /MinMax / other ) |
b) Practical range: (Capacity / density / max possible load )
c) Issue Notice of Readiness for max cargo