Esws Cc 105 Deck And Navigation Fundamentals

Front 1

What is the standard for measuring Line?

Back 1

1. Fiber rope
2. 1 3/4" or larger
3. Required to be right laid (strands spiral in clockwise direction)

Front 2

What is the standard for measuring Wire Rope?

Back 2

1. line made of wires
2. designated by the number of strands per rope and the number of wires per strand.
3. E.g. 6 strands of 19 or 6 strands of 12

Front 3

Discuss strength in regards to the characteristics of a mooring line.

Back 3

1. Strength varies depending on the material utilized and the construction of the line.

Front 4

In reference to small boats, what is a Sea Painter?

Back 4

Line used to keep the small boat alongside the ship once launched.

Front 5

In reference to small boats, what are steady lines?

Back 5

Used to stabilize the small boat during launches and recovering evolutions.

Front 6

In reference to small boats, what is a manrope (monkey line)?

Back 6

Used as a means of support for the small boat crew when launching and/or recovering.

Front 7

Describe this as it applies to ground tackle.

Back 7

BITT
1. Made of vertical cylinders, called barrels
2. arranged in pairs
3. used for securing mooring lines.

Front 8

Describe this as it applies to ground tackle

Back 8

Mooring lines are passed through it.
OPEN CHOCK

Front 9

What am I?

Back 9

Closed Chock
Used on Barry

Front 10

What am I?

Back 10

Roller Chock
Rollers on sides to prevent abrasion.

Front 11

What is a Retractable Chock?

Back 11

like normal chocks but retractable
2 on aft part of flight deck.

Front 12

What am I?

Back 12

Cleat
Used to secure line

Front 13

Where is the Bullnose located?

Back 13

Forward most part of the ship.
Used for mooring.

Front 14

What is the Hawse Pipe?

Back 14

Where the Anchor is housed.

Front 15

What type of chain do we have, how long is it, and what are the color markings used for?

Back 15

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