Freeboard Tables ( Regulation 28 ) (IACS interpretation LL.18)
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Freeboard Tables ( Regulation 28 ) (IACS interpretation LL.18)

 Freeboards for Type 'A' ships with lengths of between 365 metres and 400 metres should be determined by the following formula:

where
f = is the freeboard in millimetres
L = is the length as defined in regulation 3(1).

 Freeboards for Type 'A' ships with lengths of 400 metres and above should be the constant value, 3460 mm.

 Freeboards for Type 'B' ships with lengths between 365 metres and 400 metres should be determined by the following formula:

where
f = is the freeboard in millimetres
L = is the length as defined in regulation 3(1).

 Freeboards for Type 'B' ships with lengths of 400 metres and above should be the constant value, 5605 mm.

Parent topic: Unified Interpretations of the Provisions of the International Convention on Load Lines, 1966
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