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How Ships are Classed The world fleet of today includes various types/sizes of ships which are engaged in international trade. The design of these ships were not built according to the good wishes of the ship owner or the shipbuilding industry. Each ship is now built strictly in accordance with the standard guidelines, rules & regulation set by the internationally accepted organizations named as “Classification Societies”. These Societies...
Act of God Accidents’ of a nature beyond human control such as flood Lighting or hurricane considered as “Force Majeure”. American Bureau of Shipping American Classification society which has established rules and regulations for the classification of seagoing vessels and other equipments. Banker Adjustment Factor Abbreviation B.A.F. Adjustment applied to offset the effect of fluctuation in the cost of bankers. Balespace The balespace of a vessel is the...
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