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Encyclopedia of Marine and Energy Technology

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The angle formed by the centerline of the vessel and the tangent to the design waterline at the forward perpendicular.

marine

The ship is equipped with an electro-hydraulic combined anchor windlass/mooring winch. The windlass is a 49.5t capacity device rated at 9 m/min, and the mooring winch is 20t capacity device rated at 15 m/min with two drums and two sets.

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Low-noise anchoring and mooring equipment are valued by Carnival Cruise Lines, whose 70,400gt ELATION and PARADISE feature two sets of Rauma electric combined mooring winch/windlass units on the forward mooring deck.

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Rauma Brattvaag has provided anchoring and mooring systems for 140,000m3 LNG tankers built by Daewoo for Bergesen ASA.

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Each windlass shall be tested under working conditions after installation on-board to demonstrate satisfactory operation. Each unit is to be independently tested for braking, clutch functioning...

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A recess in the bow plating large enough to accommodate the anchor so that there is no projection outside of shell plating.

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A heavy chain used for holding a vessel at anchor. The total length of chain is to be divided in approximately equal parts between the two bower anchors.

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A heavy forging or casting shaped to grip the sea bottom, and by means of a cable or rope, holds a ship or other floating structure in a desired position regardless of wind and current.

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Analogue components generate time-continuous outputs (volts, pressure, and so forth) to manipulate process inputs and which operate on continuous signals from instrumentation measuring process variables (position, temperature, and so forth).

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The maximum displacement of a varying quantity, measured from some datums.

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The ratio of output to input magnitude in a device which is designed to produce an increased value output.

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Amount of unreacted ammonia emitted from a control equipment such as electrostatic precipitator, selective catalytic reduction (SCR) or selective non-catalytic reduction process.

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Noxious, pungent gas, extremely soluble in water and alcohol. It is used as a refrigerant. Further Ammonia is used as feed stock in e.g. fertilizer production and several other industries.

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1. A nautical term, which refers to the longitudinal centerline of a ship. 2. In ship construction amidships is in the middle of the length (L).

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Environmental conditions that the crew is exposed to during periods of work, leisure or rest.

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Parameters such as barometric pressure, engine room and seawater temperatures and relative humidity to be taken into account while designing ship’s machinery.

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A copper aluminium alloy containing 4-11% of aluminium and other elements for particular properties. It is used for propulsors, valve fittings and other applications where corrosion resistance is important.

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Brass containing up to 6% aluminium in order to improve resistance to corrosion.

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Aluminium alloyed with materials such as copper, manganese, silicon or magnesium, to improve their strength.

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A light metal of a good resistance to atmospheric corrosion. It is used as the base metal for light alloys.