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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.

Vessel draft (draft in the American spelling, draught in the British) is one of the principal dimensions of any waterborne vessel and is defined in technical terms as the distance between the ship's keel and the waterline of the vessel.

A boat's draft is simply the distance between the waterline and the deepest point of the boat. Expressed another way, boat draft is the minimum amount of water required to float the boat without touching the bottom. It's also common to hear that a boat ?draws 24 inches,? which means its draft in 24 inches.

A ship's true mean draft is measured at the centre of flotation and may not be equal to the average of the drafts forward and aft. When a ship is trimmed by the stem and the centre of flotation is aft of amidships, the correction is to be added to the mean of the drafts forward and aft.

Explanation: Draft is calculated as, the difference between the starting thickness of the workpiece and the final thickness of the workpiece.

To minimise these errors we finalise the draft of the vessel by having mean of means draft. This is also called Quarter mean draft. Mean of means is considered to be the accurate draft of the vessel at the midship. This is the draft we need to enter in the trim and stability booklet.

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.