You are going to load bales of wool having a stowage factor of 100 in #3 lower hold which has a bale cubic of 62,000. How many tons of the wool can be stowed in the compartment, assuming 10% broken stowage?
A) 520 B) 558 C) 620 D) 654 E)NULL
A) 520 B) 558 C) 620 D) 654 E)NULL
A) constructive total loss B) salvage loss C) actual loss D) preferred loss E)NULL
A) 10 feet (3 meters) B) 20 feet (6 meters) C) 35 feet (11 meters) D) 40 feet (12 meters) E)NULL
A) sound signal B) light signal C) visual signal D) radiotelephone E)NULL
A) Dangerous wakes may result from the swinging barge and capsize the tug. B) The barge may swing too quickly and run over the tug. C) Free surface effect of liquid inside the barge may rupture the barge bulkheads if…
A) hydraulic couplings B) face wires C) push gear D) spring lines E)NULL
A) “Radioactive material B) “Spontaneously combustible C) “Keep away from food” D) “Biomedical material E)NULL
A) It need not be declared at this time. B) It must be declared on the same form and marked “Unaccompanied Baggage”. C) It must be declared on another form entitled “Continuation Sheet”. D) It must be declared only if…
A) vessel’s horsepower B) sea state C) number of propellers D) vessel’s displacement E)NULL
A) Crew misconduct B) Inability of vessel to comply with voyage charter C) Suspicion of cargo pilferage by crew D) Suspicion of heavy weather damage to vessel or cargo E)NULL