PORTS AND HARBORS

22問 • 1年前

問題一覧

It usually protected against hugh waves and strong currents and deep enough to provide anchorage for ships and other craft.

Harbours

It includes the harbour and the adjacent town or city suitable for loading goods and embarking men.

Port/Seaport

A location on a shore containing one or more harbors where ships can dock and transfer cargo/people to/from.

Port

any body of water with sufficient depth for ships to enter and find shelter in storm and other natural phenomena.

Harbor

a landing place or the platform built out into or onto the water parallel to the shore for the berthing of vessels.

Wharf

A concrete,stone,or metal platform lying alongside or projecting into water for loading and unloading ships.

Quays

Is a construction work extending into the harbour with sufficienr depth of water alongside to accomodate vessels, also used as promenade or landing place passengers.

Pier

a raised structure in body of water typically supported by well-spaced piles or pilars

Pier

A small pier, made if timbers for boats,yachts or fishing boats. Refer large ships.

Jetty

A massive port structure made of masonry or lagre stone blocks laid in the sea to protect the harbour from waves and current.

Breakwaters

Visual proof of the transmission of energy across the ocean. Most waves are wind druven and happen in the boundary between and within fluids with different density.

Waves

Ocean waves

Airlocean interface

Atmospheric waves

Airfair waves

Internal waves

water waves

Coastal lanslides,calving iceberg

Splash Waves

Seafloor movement

Seismic Sea Wave

Gravitational attraction among moon,sun and earth.

Tides

Ships

Wake

Waves that travel without breaking

Progressive Waves

Pudh/pull waves in direction of energy transmission.

Longitudinal

Back and forth motions

Traverse

Combination of longitudinal and transverse

Orbital

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Hge terms

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HGE (2010-2024)

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Mathematical Bafflers

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Physics

Physics

terms

terms

問題一覧

It usually protected against hugh waves and strong currents and deep enough to provide anchorage for ships and other craft.

Harbours

It includes the harbour and the adjacent town or city suitable for loading goods and embarking men.

Port/Seaport

A location on a shore containing one or more harbors where ships can dock and transfer cargo/people to/from.

Port

any body of water with sufficient depth for ships to enter and find shelter in storm and other natural phenomena.

Harbor

a landing place or the platform built out into or onto the water parallel to the shore for the berthing of vessels.

Wharf

A concrete,stone,or metal platform lying alongside or projecting into water for loading and unloading ships.

Quays

Is a construction work extending into the harbour with sufficienr depth of water alongside to accomodate vessels, also used as promenade or landing place passengers.

Pier

a raised structure in body of water typically supported by well-spaced piles or pilars

Pier

A small pier, made if timbers for boats,yachts or fishing boats. Refer large ships.

Jetty

A massive port structure made of masonry or lagre stone blocks laid in the sea to protect the harbour from waves and current.

Breakwaters

Visual proof of the transmission of energy across the ocean. Most waves are wind druven and happen in the boundary between and within fluids with different density.

Waves

Ocean waves

Airlocean interface

Atmospheric waves

Airfair waves

Internal waves

water waves

Coastal lanslides,calving iceberg

Splash Waves

Seafloor movement

Seismic Sea Wave

Gravitational attraction among moon,sun and earth.

Tides

Ships

Wake

Waves that travel without breaking

Progressive Waves

Pudh/pull waves in direction of energy transmission.

Longitudinal

Back and forth motions

Traverse

Combination of longitudinal and transverse

Orbital