Equivalent Tonnage Sample Clauses
The Equivalent Tonnage clause defines how different types of cargo or vessels are converted into a standardized measurement, typically tons, for the purposes of calculating freight, charter rates, or contractual obligations. In practice, this clause specifies the method or formula used to equate various cargoes—such as liquid, bulk, or containerized goods—to a common tonnage value, ensuring consistency in contractual calculations. Its core function is to provide a clear and fair basis for determining payments or performance under the contract, thereby preventing disputes over how different cargoes or vessel capacities are valued.
Equivalent Tonnage. For applicable steel material furnished under a separate contract item, under a design-bid-build contract, or under a design-build contract the equivalent steel tonnage will be computed as indicate in the following sections.
Equivalent Tonnage. For applicable steel material furnished under a separate contract item, the equivalent steel tonnage will be computed as indicated in the following sections:
