Test Parts of aship and her measurement. Dimensions

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Parts of a ship and her measurement. Dimensions.

1.        …….. is used to calculate how much harbor dues must be paid o Ullage o Displacement o Net tonnage o Bale Space

2.        …….is the volume of the spaces used to carry general cargo o Oil Space  o Grain space o Bale Space o Net Tonnage 

3.        ………is the entire volume of all the enclosed spaces  o Deadweight tonnage  o Cargo Carrying Capacity o Gross Register tonnage o Net tonnage

4.        ……..is the weight of cargo, stores, oils and waters o Cargo Carrying Capacity o Net tonnage o Bale space o Deadweight tonnage

5.        ……..is the empty space of top of a liquid o Oil Space o Ullage o Grain Space o Displacement

6.        ……..is 98 % of volume of the tanks o Grain Space o Bale Space o Oil Space

o   Gross Register Tonnage

7.        ……..is equal to the weight of the displaced mass of water o Ullage o Oil Space o Displacement o Bale Space

8.        Is the volume of the spaces used to carry dry bulk cargo o Net Tonnage o Grain Space o Bale Space

o   Oil Space

9.        ………is the total weight of the cargo that can be carried o Cargo Carrying Capacity o Net Tonnage o Gross Register Tonnage o Deadweight tonnage

10.   ………is a vertical line through the rudderstock o Draft o Air draft o The aft perpendicular o Freeboard

11.   …….indicates the inside breadth of the cargo holds o Moulded depth o Moulded breadth

o   Beam o Draft

12.   …..is the distance between FPP and APP o Length between overall o The fore perpendicular o Length between perpendiculars o Freeboard

13.   …..is the length between the stem and the stern o Length between perpendiculars o Length overall o Under keel clearance o Beam

14.   …….is the distance between the vessel’s keel and the bottom of the sea o Freeboard

o   Draft

o   Beam

o   Under keel clearance

15.   ……indicates the greatest distance between the starboard and port sides o Molded breadth o Beam o Moulded depth o Draft

16.   ….is the highest point of the ship measured from the waterline o Air draft

o   Freeboard

o   Beam o Draft

17.   …….indicates the height of the cargo holds, including the double bottom o Air draft o Under keel clearance o Moulded depth o Moulded breadth

18.   ……is the distance between deckline and surface of the water o Beam o Draft o Air draft o Freeboard

19.   …….is the distance from the bottom of the ship to the waterline o Length overall o Freeboard o Draft o Moulded depth