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Anchor work under the category of navigation, Slides of Marine Engineering

This document describes us easily about hte anchor work in association with navigation

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2019/2020

Available from 02/05/2023

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Anchorwork
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Anchorwork

 (^) Prepared by Anjli Sharma.

INTRODUCTION

 (^) Anchor is a Hook, Made of iron.  (^) Attached to a length of chain or rope called Cable.  (^) A Boat or Ship can be held temporarily to the sea at the shallow depth.

Types of Anchor

 Based on Positions  (^) As per its usage.

Admiralty Pattern

Admiralty Standard Stockless

Anchor

Used in older surface ships as stern anchor.

Admiralty Class AC 16 and AC 17

 (^) Used in Submarines

Stocked close – stowing

(DANFORTH) Used in small ships like Fast Attack Craft (FAC) and Boats.

Anchor and Cable

Identification of Cable

 (^) The Shackle and joining shackle are marked from outer end to its inner end.  (^) Every joining shackle except one between two half shackle, is painted white.  (^) One link on each side of a joining shackle is also painted white and marked with a number of turns of seizing wire around the stud corresponding to the number of the joining shackle.

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