The beam of a vessel refers to the __________.?
A) depth between decks B) internal cubic capacity C) molded depth of the vessel D) width of the vessel E)NULL
A) depth between decks B) internal cubic capacity C) molded depth of the vessel D) width of the vessel E)NULL
A) All of these cargoes are mutually compatible. B) Benzene may not be carried in a tank adjacent to either of the other two cargoes. C) Allyl alcohol is incompatible with propanolamine but both are compatible with benzene. D) Propanolamine…
A) Official Logbook B) Department Logbook C) Crew Logbook D) Smooth Logbook E)NULL
A) Braided B) Left-handed laid C) Right-handed laid D) Straight laid E)NULL
A) one day’s notice B) no notice C) thirty (30) day’s notice D) a week’s notice E)NULL
A) Your vessel is at anchor and grounds at low tide with no apparent damage. B) You collide with a buoy and drag it off station with no apparent damage to the vessel or the buoy. C) A seaman slips…
A) port side to B) starboard side to C) dropping anchor and swinging the ship in to the pier D) either port or starboard side to, with no difference in degree of difficulty E)NULL
A) frames to which the tank top and bottom shell are fastened on a double bottomed ship B) transverse members of the ships frame which support the decks C) longitudinal beams in the extreme bottom of a ship from which…
A) A 100-gross ton tug on a trip between Baltimore, Maryland, and San Pedro, California. B) A 199-gross ton tug on a coastwise trip of 610 miles. C) A 66-gross ton tug operating between states. D) All of the above…
A) Hoist the boat clear of the cradle. B) Release the outboard part of the cradle. C) Rig the tricing lines. D) Crank the crescent out. E)NULL