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IIIaaannn CCC... DDDaaarrrllleeeyyy Naval Architect and Maritime Consultant PO Box 1875, Nomansland, Salisbury, SP5 2WG, Great Britain. Telephone & Facsimile: +44 (0) 1794 390 197 Mobile: +44 (0) 77 7066 5905 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.iandarley.com V.A.T. Registration Number: 900 6415 63
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2 Unit Red7Marine Modular Pontoon
STABILITY INFORMATION BOOKLET
Issue ‘A’
16th January 2014
‘Land & Water Services Ltd’
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IIINNNDDDEEEXXX Index 2
Amendments and additions 3
General particulars 4
General arrangement 5
Centres of gravity 6
Notes to the Master 8
Hydrostatic data, level trim 9
KN data, level trim 10
Tank calibration data 11
Loading condition notes 12
Loading Condition 1 – Mobilisation layout with excavator jib stowed fore and aft and spud legs raised 13
Loading Condition 2 – Excavator on deck, jib fully extended fore and aft, spud legs lowered 16
Loading Condition 3 – Excavator on deck, jib fully extended over side, spud legs lowered 19
Beaufort scale of wind speeds 22
Metric/Imperial conversions 23
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Issue ‘A’ dated 16th January 2014 Original issue.
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Client Land and Water Services Ltd. Weston Yard, Albury, Guildford,
Surrey, GU5 9AF
Type 2 Unit Red7Marine Modular Pontoon. Length Overall 16.00 Metres Breadth Overall 8.29 Metres Depth Amidships 1.71 Metres Displacement, pontoons only 40.00 Tonnes Full Load Displacement (Condition 1), 97.30 Tonnes
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Arrangement of Pontoon, in mobilisation layout, with Hitachi model Zaxis 350, 18 Metre long reach, 35 Tonne Excavator.
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Longitudinal Centres of Gravity – Mobilisation Condition
Longitudinal Centres of Gravity – Excavator Working Over the Bow
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Transverse Centres of Gravity – Excavator Working Over the Side
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NNNOOOTTTEEESSS TTTOOO TTTHHHEEE MMMAAASSSTTTEEERRR (1.) A copy of this stability booklet must be stowed on board the vessel at all times in a position where it is easily accessible for reference. (2.) The conditions of loading included in this booklet are intended to represent typical service requirements but different arrangements are allowable provided the effect of such loading on the vessel’s stability is determined beforehand and found to be within safe limits, as explained in this booklet. (3.) All equipment, stores and deck furniture must always be effectively secured against possible shifting due to movement of the vessel. (4.) Before operating all lifesaving equipment is to be checked to ensure it is in full working order, easily accessible and in the case of automatic releases they are correctly fitted. (5.) The crew should familiarise themselves with the position and use of the safety equipment before commencing operations. (8.) The vessel has adequate margin of stability as is demonstrated by the information contained in this booklet provided all operations are carried out in accordance with the precautions stated in this section. (9.) Loading conditions in this book are based on information provided by Land and Water Services Ltd. and are incorporated in good faith.
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Hydrostatic data given below is for the vessel having level trim, floating in fresh water (SG = 1.000).
Draught Amidships (Metres) 0.400 0.450 0.500 0.550 0.600 0.650 0.700Draught Aft (Metres) 0.400 0.450 0.500 0.550 0.600 0.650 0.700 Displacement (Tonnes) 40.298 45.609 50.980 56.413 61.906 67.462 73.079Waterline Length (Metres) 13.851 13.957 14.064 14.170 14.277 14.383 14.489Block Coefficient 0.904 0.902 0.899 0.896 0.894 0.891 0.888LCB from Transom (Metres) 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000LCF from Transom (Metres) 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000KB above Base (Metres) 0.203 0.229 0.255 0.281 0.307 0.333 0.359BMt (Metres) 14.520 12.999 11.782 10.787 9.957 9.255 8.654BML (Metres) 41.650 37.806 34.740 32.239 30.163 28.413 26.920KMt above Base (Metres) 14.723 13.228 12.037 11.067 10.264 9.588 9.013KML above Base (Metres) 41.854 38.035 34.994 32.520 30.470 28.746 27.279TPc (Tonnes/cm) 1.056 1.068 1.080 1.093 1.105 1.117 1.130MTc (Tonne. Metres) 1.207 1.241 1.276 1.312 1.349 1.387 1.426
Draught Amidships (Metres) 0.750 0.800 0.850 0.900 0.950 1.000 1.050Draught Aft (Metres) 0.750 0.800 0.850 0.900 0.950 1.000 1.050 Displacement (Tonnes) 78.758 84.500 90.305 96.173 102.105 108.100 114.159Waterline Length (Metres) 14.596 14.702 14.809 14.915 15.021 15.128 15.234Block Coefficient 0.886 0.883 0.880 0.878 0.875 0.873 0.870LCB from Transom (Metres) 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000LCF from Transom (Metres) 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000KB above Base (Metres) 0.386 0.412 0.439 0.465 0.492 0.519 0.546BMt (Metres) 8.132 7.676 7.274 6.916 6.596 6.307 6.047BML (Metres) 25.632 24.510 23.526 22.656 21.882 21.190 20.569KMt above Base (Metres) 8.518 8.088 7.712 7.381 7.088 6.826 6.592KML above Base (Metres) 26.017 24.922 23.964 23.121 22.374 21.709 21.114TPc (Tonnes/cm) 1.142 1.155 1.167 1.180 1.193 1.205 1.218MTc (Tonne. Metres) 1.466 1.507 1.548 1.591 1.634 1.679 1.724
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KKKNNN DDDAAATTTAAA
KN data given below is for the vessel having level trim, floating in fresh water (SG = 1.000).
Cross-curves -- KN10 deg. KN20 deg. KN30 deg. KN40 deg. KN50 deg. KN
1
1.25
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1.75
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20 deg. KN30 deg. KN
40 deg. KN
50 deg. KN
Displacement (intact) tonne
KN
mCross-curves -- KN
10 deg. KN20 deg. KN30 deg. KN40 deg. KN50 deg. KN
Displacement (Tonnes) KN 10o KN 20o KN 30o KN 40o KN 50o
40.000 2.198 2.760 2.954 2.885 2.661 50.000 1.992 2.683 2.843 2.769 2.556 60.000 1.805 2.595 2.713 2.641 2.443 70.000 1.635 2.469 2.589 2.506 2.327
80.000 1.481 2.320 2.450 2.381 2.208 90.000 1.358 2.157 2.290 2.248 2.104 100.000 1.261 1.985 2.118 2.094 1.978 110.000 1.180 1.807 1.942 1.933 1.840
120.000 1.098 1.626 1.764 1.772 1.704
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The data given below is for the tanks filled with fresh water, (SG = 1.000).
Tank Sounding Ullage % Full Capacity Capacity
Metres Metres Metres3 Tonnes
Port Water Ballast 1.690 0.000 100.000 15.774 15.774 1.664 0.026 98.000 15.458 15.458
1.600 0.090 93.041 14.676 14.676 1.400 0.290 77.577 12.237 12.237 1.200 0.490 62.820 9.909 9.909 1.000 0.690 49.295 7.776 7.776
0.800 0.890 36.973 5.832 5.832 0.600 1.090 25.989 4.099 4.099 0.400 1.290 16.135 2.545 2.545 0.200 1.490 7.484 1.180 1.180
0.000 1.690 0.000 0.000 0.000 Starboard Water Ballast 1.690 0.000 100.000 15.774 15.774
1.664 0.026 98.000 15.458 15.458 1.600 0.090 93.041 14.676 14.676
1.400 0.290 77.577 12.237 12.237 1.200 0.490 62.820 9.909 9.909 1.000 0.690 49.295 7.776 7.776 0.800 0.890 36.973 5.832 5.832
0.600 1.090 25.989 4.099 4.099 0.400 1.290 16.135 2.545 2.545 0.200 1.490 7.484 1.180 1.180 0.000 1.690 0.000 0.000 0.000
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1. Abbreviations: - Bow Excavator end of the pontoon Stern Welfare unit end of the pontoon Port Left side of pontoon when looking forward Starboard Right side of pontoon when looking forward FP Forward perpendicular AP Aft perpendicular LCF Longitudinal position of the centre of floatation relative to the stern LCB Longitudinal position of the centre of buoyancy relative to the stern KB Vertical distance from the base (keel on the centreline) to the centre of buoyancy KG Vertical distance from the base (keel on the centreline) to the centre of gravity LCG Position of the longitudinal centre of gravity relative to the stern BM Vertical distance from the centre of buoyancy to the metacentre GM Vertical distance from the centre of gravity to the metacentre KM Vertical distance from the base (keel) to the metacentre TPc Weight (Tonnes) to sink the vessel 1 centimetre MTc Moment (Tonne Metre) to change the trim of the vessel by 1 centimetre Metacentre The point of intersection between a line (vertical in equilibrium) through the centre
of gravity and a vertical line through the centre of pressure after a slight angular displacement.
2. All conditions assume the vessel to be floating in calm water; due allowance must
be made for any wind and tidal effects.
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Item Quantity WEIGHT LCG VCG TCG FSM Tonnes Metres Metres Metres T.M.
Red7Marine modular pontoons 2 40.000 8.000 0.975 Timber deck mats 1 2.500 10.031 1.750 Excavator chassis and upper body 1 20.949 10.031 3.300 Excavator counter weights 1 6.928 7.030 3.418 Excavator main boom 1 3.655 13.663 6.734 Excavator goose neck boom 1 1.898 17.043 5.597 Excavator bucket 1 1.160 14.586 2.744 Load in bucket 0 Welfare unit 1 1.000 1.521 3.219 1000 Litre fuel bowser 1 3.000 3.754 2.473 Spud legs 2 2.870 8.000 5.000 Excavator operator and crew 3 0.240 8.000 2.750 Miscellaneous equipment and tools 1 0.500 8.000 1.850 Port water ballast 40% 6.300 1.992 0.473 -2.060 12.396Starboard water ballast 40% 6.300 1.992 0.473 2.060 12.396 Condition 1 97.300 7.913 2.129 0.000 24.792Free Surface Correction 0.255 VCG Fluid 2.384
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CCCOOONNNDDDIIITTTIIIOOONNN 111 ––– MMMOOOBBBIIILLLIIISSSAAATTTIIIOOONNN LLLAAAYYYOOOUUUTTT WWWIIITTTHHH EEEXXXCCCAAAVVVAAATTTOOORRR JJJIIIBBB SSSTTTOOOWWWEEEDDD FFFOOORRREEE AAANNNDDD AAAFFFTTT AAANNNDDD SSSPPPUUUDDD
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GZ Curve
StabilityGZ11.1.2.5.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 4.939 m11.1.2.6.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 4.939 mMax GZ = 1.216 m at 20 deg.
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Max GZ = 1.216 m at 20 deg.
11.1.2.5.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 4.939 m11.1.2.6.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 4.939 m
Heel to Starboard deg.
GZ
m
StabilityGZ11.1.2.5.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 4.939 m11.1.2.6.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 4.939 mMax GZ = 1.216 m at 20 deg.
CRITERIA UNITS RECOMMENDED ACTUAL STATUS Area 0 to 30 Metre Radians 0.055 0.468 Pass Area 0 to 40 Metre Radians 0.090 0.606 Pass Area 30 to 40 Metre Radians 0.030 0.138 Pass GZ at 30 deg. Metres 0.200 0.972 Pass Angle of Maximum GZ Degrees N/A 20 Angle of vanishing stability Degrees N/A 54 GM Metres 0.350 4.939 Pass Angle of Deck Edge Immersion Degrees N/A 10.700
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Equilibrium Summary
Displacement (Tonnes) 97.300 Draught Forward to Underside of Keel - Port (Metres) 0.880 Draught Forward to Underside of Keel - Starboard (Metres) 0.880 Freeboard Forward to Deck Edge - Port (Metres) 0.830 Freeboard Forward to Deck Edge - Starboard (Metres) 0.830 Draught Aft to Underside of Keel - Port (Metres) 0.910 Draught Aft to Underside of Keel - Starboard (Metres) 0.910 Freeboard Aft to Deck Edge - Port (Metres) 0.800 Freeboard Aft to Deck Edge - Starboard (Metres) 0.800 Heel to Port/Starboard (Degrees) 0.000 Trim by the Stern (Metres) 0.059 Waterline Length (Metres) 14.935 Wetted Surface Area (Square Metres) 165.883 Water Plane Area (Square Metres) 118.233 Block Coefficient 0.853 LCB from Stern (Metres) 7.904 LCF from Stern (Metres) 7.962 KB (Metres) 0.471 KG (Metres) 2.384 BMt (Metres) 6.852 BML (Metres) 22.498 GMt corrected (Metres) 4.939 GML (Metres) 22.968 TPc (Tonne/cm) 1.182 MTc (Tonne/Metre) 1.433
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Item Quantity WEIGHT LCG VCG TCG FSM Tonnes Metres Metres Metres T.M.
Red7Marine modular pontoons 2 40.000 8.000 0.975 Timber deck mats 1 2.500 10.031 1.750 Excavator chassis and upper body 1 20.949 10.031 3.300 Excavator counter weights 1 6.928 7.030 3.418 Excavator main boom 1 3.655 14.407 5.482 Excavator goose neck boom 1 1.898 22.770 5.614 Excavator bucket 1 1.160 26.362 4.307 Load in bucket 1 0.880 26.362 4.307 Welfare unit 1 1.000 1.521 3.219 1000 Litre fuel bowser 1 3.000 3.754 2.473 Spud legs 0 Excavator operator and crew 3 0.240 8.000 2.750 Miscellaneous equipment and tools 1 0.500 8.000 1.850 Port water ballast 40% 6.300 1.992 0.473 -2.060 12.396Starboard water ballast 40% 6.300 1.992 0.473 2.060 12.396 Condition 1 95.310 8.366 2.034 0.000 24.792Free Surface Correction 0.260 VCG Fluid 2.294
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GZ Curve
StabilityGZ11.1.2.5.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 5.139 m11.1.2.6.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 5.139 mMax GZ = 1.262 m at 20 deg.
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Max GZ = 1.262 m at 20 deg.
11.1.2.5.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 5.139 m11.1.2.6.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 5.139 m
Heel to Starboard deg.
GZ
m
StabilityGZ11.1.2.5.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 5.139 m11.1.2.6.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 5.139 mMax GZ = 1.262 m at 20 deg.
CRITERIA UNITS RECOMMENDED ACTUAL STATUS Area 0 to 30 Metre Radians 0.055 0.488 Pass Area 0 to 40 Metre Radians 0.090 0.635 Pass Area 30 to 40 Metre Radians 0.030 0.147 Pass GZ at 30 deg. Metres 0.200 1.027 Pass Angle of Maximum GZ Degrees N/A 20 Angle of vanishing stability Degrees N/A 56 GM Metres 0.350 5.139 Pass Angle of Deck Edge Immersion Degrees N/A 9.600
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Equilibrium Summary
Displacement (Tonnes) 95.310 Draught Forward to Underside of Keel - Port (Metres) 1.013 Draught Forward to Underside of Keel - Starboard (Metres) 1.013 Freeboard Forward to Deck Edge - Port (Metres) 0.697 Freeboard Forward to Deck Edge - Starboard (Metres) 0.697 Draught Aft to Underside of Keel - Port (Metres) 0.769 Draught Aft to Underside of Keel - Starboard (Metres) 0.769 Freeboard Aft to Deck Edge - Port (Metres) 0.941 Freeboard Aft to Deck Edge - Starboard (Metres) 0.941 Heel to Port/Starboard (Degrees) 0.000 Trim by the Bow (Metres) 0.244 Waterline Length (Metres) 14.904 Wetted Surface Area (Square Metres) 164.526 Water Plane Area (Square Metres) 117.849 Block Coefficient 0.780 LCB from Stern (Metres) 8.398 LCF from Stern (Metres) 8.158 KB (Metres) 0.465 KG (Metres) 2.294 BMt (Metres) 6.968 BML (Metres) 22.795 GMt corrected (Metres) 5.139 GML (Metres) 20.965 TPc (Tonne/cm) 1.178 MTc (Tonne/Metre) 1.430
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Item Quantity WEIGHT LCG VCG TCG FSM Tonnes Metres Metres Metres T.M.
Red7Marine modular pontoons 2 40.000 8.000 0.975 Timber deck mats 1 2.500 10.031 1.750 Excavator chassis and upper body 1 20.949 10.031 3.300 Excavator counter weights 1 6.928 10.031 3.418 -3.001 Excavator main boom 1 3.655 10.031 5.482 4.376 Excavator goose neck boom 1 1.898 10.031 5.614 12.739 Excavator bucket 1 1.160 10.031 4.307 16.331 Load in bucket 1 0.880 10.031 4.307 16.331 Welfare unit 1 1.000 1.521 3.219 1000 Litre fuel bowser 1 3.000 3.754 2.473 Spud legs 0 Excavator operator and crew 3 0.240 8.000 2.750 Miscellaneous equipment and tools 1 0.500 8.000 1.850 Port water ballast 40% 6.300 1.992 0.473 -2.060 12.396Starboard water ballast 40% 6.300 1.992 0.473 2.060 12.396 Condition 1 95.310 7.813 2.034 0.553 24.792Free Surface Correction 0.260 VCG Fluid 2.294
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GZ Curve
StabilityGZ11.1.2.5.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 5.135 m11.1.2.6.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 5.135 mMax GZ = 0.759 m at 20.9 deg.
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Max GZ = 0.759 m at 20.9 deg.
11.1.2.5.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 5.135 m11.1.2.6.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 5.135 m
Heel to Starboard deg.
GZ
m
StabilityGZ11.1.2.5.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 5.135 m11.1.2.6.5 Initial GMt GM at 0.0 deg = 5.135 mMax GZ = 0.759 m at 20.9 deg.
CRITERIA UNITS RECOMMENDED ACTUAL STATUS Area 0 to 30 Metre Radians 0.055 0.215 Pass Area 0 to 40 Metre Radians 0.090 0.288 Pass Area 30 to 40 Metre Radians 0.030 0.073 Pass GZ at 30 deg. Metres 0.200 0.568 Pass Angle of Maximum GZ Degrees N/A 21 Angle of vanishing stability Degrees N/A 48 GM Metres 0.350 5.135 Pass Angle of Deck Edge Immersion Degrees N/A 10.500
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Equilibrium Summary
Displacement (Tonnes) 95.300 Draught Forward to Underside of Keel - Port (Metres) 0.394 Draught Forward to Underside of Keel - Starboard (Metres) 1.263 Freeboard Forward to Deck Edge - Port (Metres) 1.316 Freeboard Forward to Deck Edge - Starboard (Metres) 0.447 Draught Aft to Underside of Keel - Port (Metres) 0.517 Draught Aft to Underside of Keel - Starboard (Metres) 1.389 Freeboard Aft to Deck Edge - Port (Metres) 1.193 Freeboard Aft to Deck Edge - Starboard (Metres) 0.321 Heel to Starboard (Degrees) 6.100 Trim by the Stern (Metres) 0.124 Waterline Length (Metres) 15.823 Wetted Surface Area (Square Metres) 164.471 Water Plane Area (Square Metres) 118.389 Block Coefficient 0.542 LCB from Stern (Metres) 7.797 LCF from Stern (Metres) 7.917 KB (Metres) 0.502 KG (Metres) 2.294 BMt (Metres) 7.078 BML (Metres) 22.963 GMt corrected (Metres) 5.275 GML (Metres) 21.161 TPc (Tonne/cm) 1.184 MTc (Tonne/Metre) 1.443
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BBBEEEAAAUUUFFFOOORRRTTT SSSCCCAAALLLEEE OOOFFF WWWIIINNNDDD SSSPPPEEEEEEDDDSSS
Beaufort Description Speed in Knots Number 1 Light Air 1 to 3 2 Light Breeze 4 to 6 3 Gentle Breeze 7 to 10 4 Moderate Breeze 11 to 16 5 Fresh Breeze 17 to 21 6 Strong Breeze 22 to 27 7 Near Gale 28 to 33 8 Gale 34 to 40 9 Strong Gale 41 to 47 10 Storm 48 to 55 11 Violent Storm 56 to 63 12 Hurricane 64 and over
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MULTIPLY BY TO CONVERT FROM TO OBTAIN 0.039370 millimetres (mm) inches (in) 25.40000 0.393700 centimetres (cm) inches (in) 2.54000 3.280500 Metres (M) Feet (ft) 0.30480 2.204600 kilogrammes (kg) pounds (lbs) 0.45359 0.00098421 kilogrammes (kg) Tons (2240 lbs) 1016.00000 0.984210 Tonnes (1000 kg) Tons (2240 lbs) 1.01600 2.499900 Tonnes per cm immersion (TPc) Tons per in immersion (TPI) 0.40002 8.201700 Tonne Metre units (MTc) Foot Ton units (MCT) 0.12193 187.980000 Metre Radians Foot Degrees 0.0053198 TO OBTAIN TO CONVERT FROM 10 mm cubed = 1 cubic centimetre 1 cubic cm FW SG = 1.00 = 1 gramme 1000 cubic cm FW SG = 1.00 = 1 kilogramme 1 cubic Metre FW SG = 1.00 = 1 Tonne (1000 kg) 1 cubic Metre SW SG = 1.025 = 1.025 Tonnes 1 Tonne SW SG = 1.025 = 0.975 cubic Metres 1 cubic Metre = 35.315 cubic Feet 1 cubic Foot = 0.0283 cubic Metres