Draft, Trim and Heel - Container Stowage Plan affecting hull strength & stability of ship

Onboard a containership before loading a stowage plan is prepared that shows the distribution of all cargo parcels for carrying on deck and also inside cargo for a particular voyage. Each entry on the plan details the quantity, weight, and port of discharge. However, some procedures/guidelines concerning hull strength & stability shall also be taken into account when considering the acceptability of any cargo stowage plan. Draft restrictions at berth, approaches, passage, and next port shall be taken into consideration, and vessels' maximum draft must be maintained within the applicable limitation.

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