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Units T and M.T in nozzle load list

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julian89

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Hi ladies and gentlement,

I recently stumbled upon a drawing from 1997 with units of nozzle loads stated as "T" for force and "M.T" for moments. The vessel is delivered by Babcock. Are these given as tonnef and.. tonnef × meters? Any one familiar with this notation?

I haven't seen this before, and can't verify the units in the calculation reports since they haven't done nozzle load calcs.

Thanks! Have a nice day.

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