TONNAGE and TONNES Explained. ( GT, GRT, NT, NRT, LIGHT WEIGHT and DEAD WEIGHT )

What is Gross Tonnage (GT) ?
What is Gross Register Tonnage (GRT)?
What is Net Tonnage (NT) ?
What is Net Register Tonnage (NRT) ?
What is Dead Weight ?
What is LIGHT WEIGHT ?
What is DISPLACEMENT ?
FOR MARINE ENGINEERS.

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@@TheBenkinsstephen Thanks for the video.. Is the only way to know LWT is to ask the shipyard that built the ship or the ship's officers?.. I am curious how the scrappers know how much to pay for Endof life ships ( I assume it is directly related to LWT and current scrap steel value)

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[@abz1261]

it was a informative video I have been searching on internet for a days now and I couldn't figure it out how can I find the empty weight of a ship if I have gross tonnage net tonnage and dwt values my research is on salvaging of ships all I want to find out is the amount of steel used in the ship all the above wont give me the exact amount of steel because empty ship might have fuel etc many other things but estimate can be close to the empty weight of a ship can you please guide me how can I find the empty weight of ship if I have gt nt and dwt values

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Good day sir i have a question. "Weights on board are classified into two categories, namely cargo weight and non-cargo weights. Non-cargo weights are classified further into two categories, name measurable and non-measurable. Enumerate the measurable and non- measurable weights. Explain the terms measurable and non-measurable."

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Thanks Sir, is there any formular to calculate Displacement if DWT, length, Beam and draught of vessel is known

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Thank you!

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Why gt and nt are unitless

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Any difference between GT and GRT??

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So how do you find out the ships earning space

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