Tank Sounding pt 2 - Calculation of Volume (Daily Job on ships)
Second part to my sounding 2.0 video, this engine newbie will review what exactly is done when sounding with his proper procedure, why is it important, mistakes, uses, and an example of using the sounding and ullage tables at the end. It is my daily routine every day for a year to think I didn't learn it so well at the academy.. This small job has a big importance on board! Success and nothing else seafarer.. Music used in this video are : Guggenz - Business as usual Gorila - heatinupyabody White lights - VRhelmet Philanthrope - Isolation

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