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Bunker Quantity Calculator
Sounding volume → corrected tonnes via density and temperature — plus the propeller-slip figure officers report daily.
Bunker quantity — volume correction
Indicative volume-correction factor — a simplified approximation of ASTM Table 54B for typical residual/distillate fuels. Official bunker surveys use the printed tables; treat this as a cross-check.
Propeller slip
Slip = (engine distance − observed)/engine distance — the daily noon-figure officers report. Sustained positive slip points to fouling or weather debit.
Method
Density correction, stated limits.
VCF
Simplified ASTM Table 54B-style correction — warm fuel occupies more volume, so tonnes shrink. Indicative cross-check only.
Weight in air
Weight-in-air basis (ρ−1.1 kg/m³) shown alongside the vacuum-basis figure — the convention matters in disputes.
Slip
(Engine − observed)/engine distance — sustained positive slip flags fouling or weather debit.
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