Year: 2009 Language: english Author: Captain Michael Lloyd Genre: Handbook Publisher: Witherby Semanship International Edition: Reprinted 2011 ISBN: 978-1-905331-45-1 Format: PDF Quality: OCR without errors Pages count: 86 Description: A practical and informative guide to modern anchoring equipment, seamanship practices and the associated problems. Additional info: Scan of my own with bookmarks and OCR.
Contents
Anchor Types Testing the Anchors Anchor Design Anchor and Chain Damage and Loss The Holding Power of Anchors The Chain Shackles and Joining Gear The Windlass The Wind and Current Effect Wind/Current Forces and Holding Powers Anchorages Manoeuvrability Anchorage Types Positioning Responsibilities in Anchorages Approach to the Anchorage Choosing the Anchor Position Methods of Anchoring and Mooring Anchoring to a Single Anchor Which Anchor? Using Both Anchors After Anchoring The Anchor watch Mooring Standing Moor Running Moor Berthing Using Anchors Manoeuvring with Anchors Large Vessels Hanging off an Anchor When the Anchor Drags Ground Tackle Maintenance Anchor Markings Heaving Anchor Conclusion Anchoring Terms References
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The Pocket Book of Anchoring
Language: english
Author: Captain Michael Lloyd
Genre: Handbook
Publisher: Witherby Semanship International
Edition: Reprinted 2011
ISBN: 978-1-905331-45-1
Format: PDF
Quality: OCR without errors
Pages count: 86
Description: A practical and informative guide to modern anchoring equipment, seamanship practices and the associated problems.
Additional info: Scan of my own with bookmarks and OCR.
Contents
Anchor TypesTesting the Anchors
Anchor Design
Anchor and Chain Damage and Loss
The Holding Power of Anchors
The Chain
Shackles and Joining Gear
The Windlass
The Wind and Current Effect
Wind/Current Forces and Holding Powers
Anchorages
Manoeuvrability
Anchorage Types
Positioning
Responsibilities in Anchorages
Approach to the Anchorage
Choosing the Anchor Position
Methods of Anchoring and Mooring
Anchoring to a Single Anchor
Which Anchor?
Using Both Anchors
After Anchoring
The Anchor watch
Mooring
Standing Moor
Running Moor
Berthing Using Anchors
Manoeuvring with Anchors
Large Vessels
Hanging off an Anchor
When the Anchor Drags
Ground Tackle Maintenance
Anchor Markings
Heaving Anchor
Conclusion
Anchoring Terms
References
Screenshots
Anchoring
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