Seamanship Techniques 2 Episode 12 doc
Seamanship Techniques 2 Episode 12 doc
... it would become the first action in the above
lists.
150 Seamanship Techniques
DRYDOCK PROCEDURE
Plates 20 and 21 illustrate a ship in drydock.
Chief Officer’s Duties
Preparation and precautions ... of liquefied CO
2
is 20 °C.
Figure 7.6 CO
2
total flooding system for engine room.
CO
2
release locker
for engine room
Locker door
valve
(operation alarm)
Activation handle
CO
2
sta...
Seamanship Techniques 2 Episode 4 doc
... Butterfly rig.
Example tonnagesNumber of gangs
2
2
1
1
2
1
2
3
4
5
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1300
600
600
1300
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S =
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6 10
10
12
×
S =
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12
= 1
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/
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tonnes
Stresses Involved in the ... +
2 5
10
2
×
=
6
2
= 3.0 tonnes
BS
6
= SWL
20 D
500
= 3.0 6
2
×
20 D
2
= 18 × 500
D =
18 500
20
2
×
D = 450
= 21 .21 3 mm = 22 mm
EXAMPLE 6
A...
Seamanship Techniques 2 Episode 2 doc
... shackle
length
12. 5 4.7 6.7 6.7 9.4 9.4 13.5 0.105
50.0 70 100 100 140 140 20 0 1.445
60.0 98.8 141 141 198 198 28 2 2. 075
70 1 32 188 188 26 3 26 3 376 2. 85
90 20 9 29 8 29 8 417 417 596 4.705
122 357 510 ... strands.
Fibres
Strand
Jaw
Yarns
Right-hand lay of
rope
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W
Starboard side
450 mm
300 mm
540 mm
1
48
th
LD
FWA
V
N
LTF
LF
Assigne...
Hazardous Chemicals Handbook 2 Episode 12 doc
... gases
15 /29 Contact with water liberates toxic, extremely flammable gas
20 /21 Harmful by inhalation and in contact with skin
20 /21 /22 Harmful by inhalation, in contact with skin and if swallowed
20 /22 ... swallowed
21 /22 Harmful in contact with skin and if swallowed
23 /24 Toxic by inhalation and in contact with skin
23 /24 /25 Toxic by inhalation, in contact with skin, and if swa...
Seamanship Techniques 2 Episode 1 pptx
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Store
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Gusset Plate
Triangular ... 4
Lift
No .2
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No.3
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Engine casing
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STR
Lift No. 5
Ramp
Car deck
vent
Store
Ca...
Seamanship Techniques 2 Episode 3 pot
... ropes
(construction)
6 × 12 4 mm to 48 mm
15D
500
2
6 × 24 8 mm to 56 mm
20 D
500
2
6 × 37 8 mm to 56 mm
21 D
500
2
Stud link chain
Grade 1 12. 5 mm to 120 mm
20 D
600
2
Grade 2 12. 5 mm to 120 mm
30D
600
2
Grade ... mm
2D
300
2
Synthetic fibre ropes
Polypropylene 7 mm to 80 mm
3D
300
2
Polythene 4 mm to 72 mm
Polyester (terylene) 4 mm to 96 mm
4D
300...
Seamanship Techniques 2 Episode 5 pps
... temperature)
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Figure 6 .24 Hold temperature and outside Dewpoint temperature graph.
180 Seamanship Techniques
TOTALLY ENCLOSED SURVIVAL CRAFT
These craft (Figure 7. 12) are invariably ... stowed position under the
boat.
154 Seamanship Techniques
21 . Visiting transit shed ashore periodically to inspect stowage and
corr...
Seamanship Techniques 2 Episode 6 pps
... the first 2 hour period of
operation of the required 12 hour operation period.
9. A lamp or source of light shall be fitted inside the lifeboat to
provide illumination for not less than 12 hours ... unfavourable conditions of trim of up to 10° and with
the ship listed not less than 20 ° either way.
20 6 Seamanship Techniques
Every life raft should be capable of withstanding exposu...
Seamanship Techniques 2 Episode 7 pot
... examples:
EXAMPLES
1. Bearing 20 0° = A200 – signal made up as follows:
‘A’ Flag.
2 Numeral.
‘0’ Numeral.
2nd Substitute.
2. Longitude 22 ° 32 W = G 223 2W – Signal made up as follows:
‘G’ Flag.
2 Numeral.
1st ... 21 2°T, 15 miles from Morecambe Bay
and require a vessel to stand by immediately.
CC8 A2 12 MORECAMBE BAY R15.
2. My ETA at FOLKESTONE is 0700 BST on 14 December 1980.
UR F...
Seamanship Techniques 2 Episode 8 ppsx
... lines 22 7
Fairleads 22 7
Bollard (bitts) 22 7
Rigging slip wires or ropes 22 8
Berthing 23 0
Clearing a berth 23 0
Entering dock 23 2
Securing to buoys 23 2
Mooring 23 3
Letting go from buoys 23 3
Turning ... 20 7
Abbreviations 20 9
9. SHIP-HANDLING
Terms and general definitions 21 0
Factors in ship-handling 21 2
Rudders 21 3
Propellers 21 5
Turning circles 21 9
Bow/stern th...