Fleet & Vessel
10 vessels; certificate/survey tracking and bunker stems included
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- 3 modules
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Calculate DWT (carrying capacity) from displacement and lightship weight, and the cargo capacity left after fuel, water and stores. No sign-up needed; results update as you type.
See the system that does this automaticallyOpen the live demoDWT (deadweight) is the total weight a ship can carry down to its load line, including cargo, fuel, fresh water, stores and constants. It is displacement minus lightship weight; real cargo capacity is smaller than DWT.
Expert tip: If a port or canal draft limit is below summer draft, the cargo you can take falls; deduct the difference × 100 × TPC from your plan.
Example values: Displacement 67,900 t, Lightship weight 10,500 t, Fuel, fresh water, stores and constant 2,400 t. With these values the results are:
| DWT | 57,400 t |
|---|---|
| Cargo capacity | 55,000 t |
| DWT / displacement | 84.5 % |
Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer.
Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data.
FCRSOFT
You don’t need to do the calculations and checks on this page by hand every day. FCRSOFT derives them all automatically from the records entered in the field.
Calculate DWT (carrying capacity) from displacement and lightship weight, and the cargo capacity left after fuel, water and stores. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data.
DWT (deadweight) is the total weight a ship can carry down to its load line, including cargo, fuel, fresh water, stores and constants. It is displacement minus lightship weight; real cargo capacity is smaller than DWT.
If a port or canal draft limit is below summer draft, the cargo you can take falls; deduct the difference × 100 × TPC from your plan.
DWT = [Displacement] − [Lightship weight]. With the example values (Displacement 67,900 t, Lightship weight 10,500 t, Fuel, fresh water, stores and constant 2,400 t) the result is 57,400 t.
Cargo capacity = [DWT] − [Fuel, fresh water, stores and constant]. With the example values (Displacement 67,900 t, Lightship weight 10,500 t, Fuel, fresh water, stores and constant 2,400 t) the result is 55,000 t.
Example values: Displacement 67,900 t, Lightship weight 10,500 t, Fuel, fresh water, stores and constant 2,400 t. DWT: 57,400 t; Cargo capacity: 55,000 t; DWT / displacement: 84.5 %.
Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored.
FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything.
No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer.
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