displacement ton

Warships are rated in displacement tons, the amount of water they displace and, therefore, their weight.

The tanker was the Algonquin, an American ship of 10,800 loaded displacement tons.

The selling price was reportedly $425 per light displacement ton or 3.7 million U.S. dollars.

Diamantina had a displacement of 2,120 tons fully loaded, or 1,420 standard displacement tons.

Starship volumes are measured in "displacement tons" (also "D-tons" or just "tons"), equal to the volume of a metric ton of liquid hydrogen, or about 14 cubic meters.

It limits the aircraft carrier forces of the United Kingdom and United States to 135,000 displacement tons each, of Japan to 81,000 tons, and of France and Italy to 60,000 tons each.

Commanded by Lieutenant I. S. McIntosh, MBE, DSC, throughout her short but active service career, Sceptre sank six ships - four merchant vessels of 14,393 gross register tons and two escorts of 1,444 displacement tons.