How is the net amount calculated for this refined coal? ?
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The measured moisture content is 9.0%, the total moisture content is 8.0%, and the gross weight is 1,000 tons. What is the net weight? ? Thank you! ! ! This post was last edited by ryn on 2009-2-23 17:06.]
After the modification, theoretically it should be 1000T×(100%-8.0%)/(100%-9.0%)=1011T. However, many coal yards calculate it using 1000T×(100%-8.0%+9.0%)=1010T. Last edited by hks200047 on 2009-2-27 17:04.]
Could you explain on the 2nd floor what the above formula specifically means? Thank you! ～!
It is generally calculated based on 990. .
Oh, I got the moisture content wrong; it should be 8.0 for total moisture, with the measured moisture content being 9%! ! ! ! ! !
I don’t understand the specific meaning of the formula; can someone explain it?
Is the answer given on the 2nd floor incorrect? Theoretically, it should be 1000T×(100%-8.0%)/(100%-9.0%). The correct formula should be: Net weight = Gross weight × (100 - actual moisture content) / (100 - measured moisture content). This raises a question: since the gross weight is less than the net weight, should the settlement be based on the net weight or on the gross weight? ? ? ? That’s my question!
Everyone is welcome to discuss this topic and provide definite results!
Sorry, I misread it. The correct formula should be: Net weight = Gross weight * (100% – Actual moisture content) / (100% – Measured moisture content). In many factories, the net weight is calculated as: Net weight = Gross weight * (100% – Actual moisture content + Measured moisture content)
So, do you think the net amount used for settlement between the supplier and the buyer is calculated based on the actual amount (in other words, the net amount is greater than the gross amount), or is the net amount set equal to the gross amount for settlement? ? ?
If the agreed pricing moisture content is 9% but the actual total moisture content is 8%, then a top-up payment must be made, resulting in an actual settlement weight that is higher than the net weight upon delivery. Of course, whether such a top-up is required depends on the contract between the supplier and the buyer
Replenishment settlement? ? ? Could someone upstairs give an explanation? ? Thank you! ! ! ! There are no such clauses in the coal delivery terms! Could you explain it in detail!