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This is because weather is usually worse in winter therefore higher
freeboard required especially winter North Atlantic wrote in message oups.com... Brian Whatcott wrote: After numerous ship losses, Plimsoll legislated a hull mark in Parliament, the "Plimsoll Line" which accounts for salt and fresh, warm n cool water, beyond which a commercial vessel must not be loaded. Unaccounted ship losses were much reduced thereafter. The difference between salt and freshwater displacement and waterlines makes sense to me, since the salt increases the density of the water, right? But why is there a difference between summer and winter? Thanks, Brent |
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