sea load
sea load noun: the weight of the payload on a vessel.
Noun
sea load (plural sea loads)
- The weight of the payload on a vessel.
- On most merchant ships with a relatively light sea load it is usual to fit three generators with two sharing the sea load. On ships with a higher sea load four generators are the usual fit, but sized so that three of these share the sea load.2002, D. G. M. Watson, Practical Ship Design
- Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see sea, load.
Forms of sea load
| plural | sea loads |
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Questions about sea load
- What does sea load mean?
- Sea load means the weight of the payload on a vessel.
- What part of speech is sea load?
- Sea load is a noun.
- What is the plural of sea load?
- The plural of sea load is sea loads.
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