How to Calculate Time for Cargo Operation ? - Laytime Part 2

Lecture 8: Ever wondered How to Calculate Time for Cargo Operation?. Have you ever solved numerical laytime problems? What are the different abbreviations used in laytime?
In this video, we'll try to highlight the following topic:
Make sure you have a pen, paper, calculator and your phone.
(1:51) Example 1: Dry cargo laytime problem.
(2:17) Relevant charterparty clauses are given in the problem.
(4:00) Time Sheet
(5:38) Laytime solution
(12:54) Calculating Despatch
(13:40) Some additional abbreviations used in laytime
PLEASE NOTE: (12:58) The revised dispatch time is 15hrs 2 min = 0.6583333 Day. When you multiply 0.6583333*8625 the revised dispatch you get is $5,678.125.
(4:05) *Please Omit the dates in the SOF section as Fri 20th, Sat 21st, Sun 22nd, Mon 23rd, Tue 24th and Wed 25th. *
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