Seam Midterm exam

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Wilfred Feliciano

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What anchor this and parts?

old fashion 1.fluke 2.crown 3.arm 4.Palm 5.Bill 6.Folding stock 7.key 8.ring 9.Shank

what anchor and parts this?

mushroom anchor 1.RING 2.shank

what anchor this and parts

Stockeless anchor 1.crown 2.Shoulder 3.rutee 4.Bill 5.Shank 6.shackle

what anchor and part this?

danforth anchor 1.fluke 2.eye 3.Shank 4.Crow 5.Stock

IS USED BY SUBMARINES AND ALSO USED TO ANCHOR BUOYS.

MUSHROOM ANCHOR

THIS TYPE OF ANCHOR IS USED ON SMALL CRAFT

OLD FASHION

PRESENT AN ENOMOUS ADVANTAGE IN CASE OF HANDLING AND STOWING. THEY CAN BE HOISTED DIRECTLY INTO THE HAWSE PIPE AND STOWED THERE READY FOR LETTING GO QUICKLY.

STOCKLESS ANCHOR

In order that the men on the fore castle working the chain during tud stud anchoring may know how much of the of the chain cable has been paid out, the chain is marked by turns of wire. Merchant ship also use the navy system of em of painting the links white • Length of Chain cable

ANCHOR CHAIN MARKING

Four turns of wire on fourth stud from each side of shackle, four tums of wire on painted link

60 fathoms

Five tums of wire on fifth stud from each side of shackles, five turns of wire on painted links.

75 fathoms

Six turns of wire on sixth stud from each side of shackle of wire on painted links.

90 fathoms

is the engine used to holat e anchor. There are two types of windlass the vertical or horizontal windlass

ANCHOR WINDLASS

one turn of wire on first stud One white link next to shackle.

15 fathoms

TWO TURN OF WIRE ON SECOND STUD FROM EACH SIDE OF SHACKLE, TWO WHITE LINES NONT TO SHACKLE

30 FATHOMS

THP-6E TURN OF WIRE ON THIRD STUD FROM BACH SIDE OF SHACKLE TURNS OF WIKE ON EACH LINK

45 FATHOMS

An anchor is said to be dragging when it is not holding in the ground. This situation is very dangerous to the ship and therefore all officers watch the vessel and take precautions against this situation.

Anchor Dragging

are used when a vessel when is riding to ber anchor and cable and the former is holding. Walk back or Veer

Brought up or Come to These

Means windlass motor. to pay out cable under power ile using the windlass motor

Cable

To allow a cable to run out freely, not using the brake or the windlass motor

Surge Cable

Used to describe the anchor when it has been lowered clear of the hawse pipe and is hanging vertically

A Cockbill

Used to describe an anchor which is caught is an underwater cable. or which is fouled by its own cable.

Foul Anchor

To lower the anchor under power.

Walk Back the Anchor

The way the cable is leading from the hawse pipe

Growing

A vessel is so describe when she is riding head to wind

Wind rode

A vessel is so described when she is riding head to tide

Tide rode

To stop the cable running out by using the brake on the windlass

Snub Cable

The cable is up and down when it is leading vertically to the water

UP and Down

Anchors and cables are cleared away when the securing gear on deck is removed

Clearing Anchors

It is said to be aweigh when the anchor leaves the bottom. This can be felt by the sudden slacking of cable.

Anchor Aweigh

what call this and parts?

horizontal shat windlass 1.wildcat 2.wildcat

What call this? and part

Vertical Shaft Anchor windlass 1.MOTOR OPERATED BRAKE 2.DRIVE MOTOR 3.LOCKING handwheel 4.FRICTION BRAKE 5.wildcat 6.deck 7.capstan 8.Brake handwheel 9.Brake handwheel

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