Calculate Cargo to Load with Draft Limit 2 ll Determine the Maximum Cargo to Load for Required Draft

[@CarlNadeem]

Thanks for this amazing video, all your videos are great and explained a a simple way. Nevertheless, I have a question about the last example, if a vessel is at an initial draft does her displacement at that draft not taking into account the load onboard ? If yes, why do you substract again the ROB before finding the final weight to load ?

[@nauticalacademy001]

Thank you! I'm glad you find the videos helpful. Great question about the last example! When a vessel is at an initial draft, the displacement does indeed reflect the total weight, including the load onboard at that time. However, to calculate the final weight of cargo to be loaded, we need to subtract the ROB (Remaining On Board) because the ROB contributes to the total displacement. Subtracting it ensures that we calculate the net weight of the new cargo to be loaded, without double-counting what's already onboard. I hope this clears up the confusion! Feel free to ask more questions if needed.

[@osmaanmaayow5731]

thanks guys

[@nauticalacademy001]

Welcome!

[@Prosandconss]

Very well describe. Please upload about draft survey report related video..

[@nauticalacademy001]

Thank you for your feedback! I’m glad you found the video helpful. I’ll try to cover a draft survey report in a future video, thanks.