How to use the Weight Distribution Report
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The Weight Distribution report shows how much weight is on the port side and on the starboard side of each bay. Use it as a first check for a possible list (a vessel that leans to one side).
Open the report
Section titled “Open the report”- In the Function Menu on the left, click Analytics.
- Click Weight Distribution. The Transverse Weight Distribution Table opens.
The table has one row for each bay and a Total Weight: row. The columns are:
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Bay | The bay number. |
| Port (MT) | The weight on the port (left) side of the bay, in metric tonnes. |
| Starboard (MT) | The weight on the starboard (right) side of the bay, in metric tonnes. |
| Difference (Port - Starboard) (MT) | The port weight minus the starboard weight (1 in the picture). |
How to read the difference
Section titled “How to read the difference”- A positive number is green. The port side is heavier.
- A negative number is red. The starboard side is heavier.
How the weights are calculated
Section titled “How the weights are calculated”- For each container, the report uses the VGM weight (verified gross mass) if it is given. If not, it uses the non-VGM weight.
- If the vessel has a center stack (00), the report does not count the weight of that bay.
Note: the difference only shows a possible list. For an accurate result, use ship stability software.