Significats de gross ton en anglès

In 1872 the price of steel was one hundred and eighty-six dollars per gross ton.

The damned thing got heavier and heavier till it must have weighed a gross ton.

The 7,767 gross ton, 146-metre ship had a crew of 10.

In 1827 the rate from Lowell to Boston was $2.00 the gross ton; but many articles were carried on much lower terms.

The average consumption, and one which is approximately correct for ordinary conditions, is 2000 pounds of coke per gross ton (2240 pounds) of pig iron.

Annually about three hundred million gross tons of freight pass through Bailey Yard.

Those under 1,000 gross tons are not now commercially available for oversea trade.

They have succeeded to such an extent that 84 gross tons of roots have been grown on an acre.

The new ships, at about 135,000 gross tons, will be the biggest in Disney's fleet.

Final stats: 151,400 gross tons and 1,132 feet.

The fleet of the Hamburg-American line alone, among our many foreign rivals, aggregates 515,628 gross tons.

By Custom-house measurement she was found to be 402 gross tons register, and 807 tons net.

At 1,139 feet and 168,666 gross tons, the ship was essentially a skyscraper laid on its side.

NOTE.-World'smerchant tonnage, as of June 30, 1914, totaled 49,089,552 gross tons, or, roughly, 73,634,328 deadweight tons.

It takes a lot of fuel to move 220,000 gross tons of cruise ship, and fuel costs money.

The capital cost of this new construction will be approximately $250,000,000, involving approximately 460,000 gross tons.