Loading sequences | Loadicator | Part 7

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This video shows how to go about the loading sequence using the loadicator basis the Pre-Stowage plans after the Voyage instructions are received onboard Bulk Carriers. The video is Part 7 of the series of 9 videos which will be released on the same topic covering different situations and voyages and will explain all the aspects of Cargo planning onboard Bulk Carriers.
This series aims to cover all three aspects -
1. Performing Deadweight Calculations
2. Tendering a Stowage Plan
3. Devising a Loading sequence.
This video teaches Step No 3 explained on the basis of Example no 2 Voyage (Aqaba - Gangavaram). Future videos will cover the other steps basis different voyage examples.
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[@saurabhsuman7212]

one of the finest videos about cargo loading and calculations , these videos can substitute any books that exists about how to proceed about cargo loading. coming to this video and loading sequence if we depart with 0.7 cm trim how one should manage trim and aft draft for the voyage till arrival port without getting down by head keeping in stability requirements ?

[@funnel2tunnel360]

Glad you liked it. Share to help fellow mates. Cheers !!! Regarding the question about leaving the loadport at 70 cms of aft trim, please note the following - One should plan the stowage and distribution of cargo at the loadport in accordance with the limitations (if any) at the discharge port. In this case, where the limitation was at the discharge port Gangavaram (13.00 mtrs) we planned the stowage at Aqaba such that if we finish the loading at 70 cms trim by stern we shall be arriving Gangavaram even keel. However, it rarely happens that you arrive EXACTLY even keel. Note that if you have planned well and aware of the loadicator results accuracy, the TRIM will not be very much. The difference could be max +/- 5cms which is not very much.

[@vaibhavn2316]

So far the best video I have ever found in this topic. Very practically explained. Cheers sir. Hope to see more such videos with multiple discharge ports and different grades of cargo.

[@vijayabahu7706]

I was closely follwing your video tutorials from the begining. I have to admit this is the best of it's kind. I was thinking why we were not tought like this in our classes then it hit me.. There were no good attitude amoung people who involved in teaching at our times. Thank you so very much for contributing back to the industry..

[@ronaldsmith301]

Thank you for the video. Very informative and big help for the amateur and aspirant ch off. Keep posted more informative video

[@madhurgupta8279]

Really a great effort from your side sir and this is what i think is required to undestand the concept ,thx once again

[@funnel2tunnel360]

Thanks a lot! Spread our work by sharing. Cheers!!!

[@serge9able]

Great!Thanks college for your job. Everything looks smoothly. Would like to see more complicated sequence example with high loading rate

[@ajitanshu3636]

i really wish i had an chief mate like you...excellent job

[@georgemcclintock6823]

Very nice well explained

[@sivavivekananda5760]

Excellent. No More Words.

[@sailorsjourney2773]

Great tutorial video, it helps a lot..

[@NewIndiaNamo]

Very well explained 👍

[@tl3991]

a very good video 👍🏼

[@paulsamokhin3014]

Only one question remained to me NOT clear. Why you did not consider ballast pumps rate during loading. Loading rate is 2500 tph, first step takes 2 hours and we have to PO WBT 4(P/S) during this step. We have 2894 t in WBT 4(P/S) and it means that capacity of one ballast pump must be at least 750 tph) Sometimes during very fast loading we have to ask terminal in advance additional time for PO ballast like one of the loading steps )) Anyhow you did a great job! Appreciate! 😉

[@vineetbeniwal457]

Thanks sir for giving such nice information 👍

[@jmctv6196]

very nice presentation. ty

[@littlecaptain6865]

Good day sir,. thanks for the good video very helpful & easy to understand,..can you also make a grain calculation. i really like the way you explain. looking forward on that grain calculation of yours. Godbless!!

[@funnel2tunnel360]

I have already posted the tutorial on the grain calculations. You can check it on the web blog on funnel2tunnel.com

[@Roman-Permanent]

Please explain more abt SF, and how you convert it? As we see in loading program you are using cum/mt - what that means? And also why you didnt ckeck any other stresses exepting SF & BM?

[@frankieg5116]

Sir can you make Video with regards on actual target draft monitoring?

[@lanvuong6951]

Good day 4 u! Thanks u very much

[@hainatori]

good morning sir , this video is very useful for me , thanks so much for make it anyway i hope you can share loading program application link on the internet for all crew can study more , thanks in advance best wish for you

[@DimonIzlom]

How many shifting it will take in a standard terminal to complete the operation?

[@shanejayasiriwardena3077]

thank you very much sir

[@عدنانبچاری]

Thank you👏

[@sarathisakthivel2923]

Good morning..my question is how do we know which cargo hold need to load 1st

[@merinperera9212]

Thanks for your nice explanation to educate deck officers. Like to watch a example with 2or 3 Loaders with high loading rates, and reduced pour numbers. Is it possible to provide calculation forms which is using all of your video's?

[@kocatasosman4662]

First of all, thank you for your informative video. I would like to learn why took the value of the air draft from No1 hatch cover but not from No7 while it is the closest part to the aft mast ?

[@funnel2tunnel360]

Great point! The word Air draft has two meanings - First the distance from the waterline to the top of the aft mast and second meaning is distance from waterline to the top of hatch coaming. This second meaning of air draft is used when the vessel is in port because this distance is used by the terminal to assess how much distance is there in between the loader and the coaming and/or will the loader be able to reach the hold to load or discharge. So when we are alongside the berth we are considering air draft as distance from waterline to top of hatch coaming for the loading purpose. only the same air draft values are mentioned in the loading sequences form. We are taking air draft value at Hatch number 1 because it is the highest value of air draft value encountered in case the loader needs to shift to hatch no 1. Hope it clears!

[@kocatasosman4662]

@@funnel2tunnel360 Thank you, well explained, it is clear. But the loader is placed on the berth level and air draft is calculated from sea level to coaming. Then, it is the responsibility of the terminal to evaluate that difference ?

[@kanhu210]

Sir can you please explain about ballast and deballast process...how you are doing

[@lloyddiolola1290]

Regarding drafts..which drafts you put in the sequence, is it perpendiculars or marks?

[@ronaldsmith301]

Hello sir. Can you do again a loading sequence video tutorial considering the loading rate of the terminal and deballasting rate of the ship. Please do it with the total deballasting rate of the ship and the total loading rate of the terminal is same. Thank you in advance.

[@ЮрийБаров-ф2т]

Good day! Many thanks for the videos! Could you please share the installation distributive of the loading software used in the video?

[@funnel2tunnel360]

Hi ! Glad you liked it. We have created this video on ship itself so we don't have installation cd for this. Thanks again!

[@christosvoice2407]

Which are the 8th and 9th video?

[@tejas.oak89]

Why rhe GG0 shows figures upto 1.1? Is this transvershift of G?

[@Rkd1675]

nice sir

[@seamanbatangueno]

Nice video sir. Can u send me a link of ur loading program? Thanks much

[@jayr5567]

Nice video, could you please suggest suitable trim to obtain the best stripping result (Handymax Vessel)? Thanks

[@funnel2tunnel360]

Glad you liked it! Suitable trim for carrying out efficient stripping is anything in between 2.5 mtrs to 3 mtrs in my experience.

[@jayr5567]

@@funnel2tunnel360 Thanks. Could you please do a tutorial for manual trimming calculation using trimming table?

[@funnel2tunnel360]

@@jayr5567 I have done a video on trimming calculation using the trimming table. You can check it out here kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3_dm6GDbZ6lg6c This is by far the most convenient method of calculating trimming quantities. Like our work? Do share it out other platforms! Cheers!!!

[@jayr5567]

@@funnel2tunnel360 Thanks, I'll check it out, pls keep on inspiring people. Btw, looking forward for detailed video on grain loading as well as proper filling up of NCB forms.

[@avaneeshkumar4110]

Why did you stopped making videos?

[@trongpham-we2vy]

Sir. Can you send me all off caculation sheet. Tks and b.rgd