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    Ukc Calculation Table: UKC (D.ch. + T.) - (M.d. + Squat)

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    This document provides a template for manually calculating under keel clearance (UKC) for a vessel. It includes fields for inputting details like date, voyage, port, depth chart measurements, tide, maximum draft, and recommends minimum UKC allowances of 10% for confined water and 15% for open water. It then outlines a process for calculating static UKC, available depth by accounting for minimum depth, tide, and vessel draft, and estimating maximum speed based on the calculated UKC while accounting for squat.

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    This document provides a template for manually calculating under keel clearance (UKC) for a vessel. It includes fields for inputting details like date, voyage, port, depth chart measurements, tide, maximum draft, and recommends minimum UKC allowances of 10% for confined water and 15% for open water. It then outlines a process for calculating static UKC, available depth by accounting for minimum depth, tide, and vessel draft, and estimating maximum speed based on the calculated UKC while accounting for squat.

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    FORMATO UKC

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    This document provides a template for manually calculating under keel clearance (UKC) for a vessel. It includes fields for inputting details like date, voyage, port, depth chart measurements, tide, maximum draft, and recommends minimum UKC allowances of 10% for confined water and 15% for open water. It then outlines a process for calculating static UKC, available depth by accounting for minimum depth, tide, and vessel draft, and estimating maximum speed based on the calculated UKC while accounting for squat.

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    Ukc Calculation Table: UKC (D.ch. + T.) - (M.d. + Squat)

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    This document provides a template for manually calculating under keel clearance (UKC) for a vessel. It includes fields for inputting details like date, voyage, port, depth chart measurements, tide, maximum draft, and recommends minimum UKC allowances of 10% for confined water and 15% for open water. It then outlines a process for calculating static UKC, available depth by accounting for minimum depth, tide, and vessel draft, and estimating maximum speed based on the calculated UKC while accounting for squat.

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    UKC CALCULATION TABLE

    (MANUAL CALCULATION)

    DATE:

    VOY:

    PORT:
    F.D. :
    M.D. :
    A.D. :
    WP'S

    mt
    mt
    mt
    UKC
    mts

    UKC = ( d.ch. + t. ) - ( m.d. + squat )


    d.ch =
    t. =
    m.d. =

    DEPTH CHART
    TIDE
    MAX. DRAFT

    Company recommends the following Min. allowable UKC:


    Confined water 10%Max. draft
    Open water 15%Max. draft

    mt
    mt

    MIN. DEPHT IS ALONSIDE JETTY


    ( - ) VESSEL'S MAX. DRAFT
    ( + ) TIDE
    MINIMUN STATIC UKC

    mt
    mt
    mt
    mt

    CALCULATION OF MAX. SPEED


    NOTE: MAX. SPEED WHEN THE UKC IS VERY LEES

    (+ )

    (-)

    (-)

    MIN. DEPTH
    ( depth of chart )

    mts

    TIDE

    mts

    AVAILABLE DEPTH

    mts

    DRAFT MAX.

    mts

    DIFERENCE

    mts

    MIN. DEPTH
    ( 10% of max. draft )

    mts

    SQUAT

    mts

    whit the SQUAT enter to the SQUAT CALCULATION TABLE


    and take off the MAX. SPEED

    MAX. SPEED

    knots

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