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Is there any formulae or conversion factor between gross tonnage and dead weight tonnage of vessels?
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∙ 14y ago
it heavily depends on the vessel type and calculation examples are quite old (Stopford, 1982).
Tankers: 1 GT=1,75 dwt
Bulkers: 1 GT = 1,7 dwt
General Cargo: 1 GT = 1,44 dwt
Container: 1 GT = 1 dwt
Passenger 1 GT = 0.9 dwt
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