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A draft survey is a means of determining the weight of any materials being loaded into (or discharged from) a vessel. SGS's experienced and highly qualified professionals can conduct a draft survey on your behalf and produce an independent draft survey report.

In-survey calculations work behind the scenes to re-categorize and transform answer data as the survey is being completed, making it possible to have advanced and potentially complex interactions with participants.

A draft survey is a calculation of the weight of cargo loaded or unloaded to or from a ship from measurents of changes in its displacement. The technique is based on Archimedes' principle. The procedure is standardized by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe for the measurement of coal cargoes.

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Final Draft Calculation ? Fore and Aft Mean (FAm) = (Fcd + Acd) / 2 = (10.796 + 11.196) / 2 = 21.992 /2 = 10.996 M. ? Mean of Mean Draft (MM) = (Mcd + FAm / 2) = (10.965 + 10.996) /2 = 21.961 / 2 = 10.9805 M.

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Final Draft Calculation ? Mean of Mean Draft (MM) = (Mcd + FAm / 2) = (10.965 + 10.996) /2 = 21.961 / 2 = 10.9805 M. ? Quarter Mean (MMM) = (MM + Mcd) /2 = (10.9805 + 10.965) /2 = 21.9455 /2 = 10.97275 M. = 10.973 M. = (10.796 + 11.196 + 65.790) / 8 = 87.782 / 8 = 10.97275 M = 10.973 M.

So the correct displacement is the displacement corresponding to the draft at the center of floatation and not at the mean draft. The correction applied to the displacement at mean draft to bring it to the displacement at center of floatation is called the ?1st Trim correction?.

Nevertheless, the accuracy of a draft survey which has been properly performed is generally regarded as being up to more or less 0.5 per cent of the final figure.

Importance of The Draft of a Vessel Measuring the draft of any vessel is essential to ensuring a safe balance between the maximum load that can be stowed away on board, and the point at which the vessel is no longer stable.