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What Are Anabatic And Katabatic Winds?
Marine Environment

What Are Anabatic And Katabatic Winds?

What are Anabatic And Katabatic Winds, and what is the main difference between them? Let’s learn about them in this article.

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What Do You Mean By Rudder Drop?
Naval Architecture

What Do You Mean By Rudder Drop?

Rudder drop is a traditional indicator in checking the wearing down of a rudder over time. In physical terms, rudder drop is the distance the operational rudder arrangement has further travelled concerning a reference point on the hull.

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What is Squatting of Ships?
Naval Architecture

What is Squatting of Ships?

Squatting is a hydrodynamic phenomenon that occurs when a vessel travels in shallow waters; that is, there is a limited extent of depth available in the region of interest.

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What is Fendering?
Marine Navigation

What is Fendering?

Fenders are used as guards for a vessel against impact with a jetty, dock, quay, berth, or any other ship close to a shore, preventing resultant structural damage.

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What are Tricing Pendants And Bowsing Tackles?
Naval Architecture

What are Tricing Pendants And Bowsing Tackles?

Tricing pendants are additional means of securing the lifeboat with the davit arm when the boat is being released. Find out more about them inside the article.

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What Do You Mean By Transit Bearing?
Naval Architecture

What Do You Mean By Transit Bearing?

In the terminology of navigations, bearing simply refers to the angle between an object of interest and a reference line. Know more about transit bearing in this article.

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What is Lowermost Deck in a Ship?
Naval Architecture

What is Lowermost Deck in a Ship?

Decks mainly define tiers or levels in a vessel and provide upper and lower limits for any space. Learn more about the lowermost deck in a ship.

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What Are Chocks On Ships?
Naval Architecture

What Are Chocks On Ships?

Chocks are primarily simple in construction, resembling a sizeable hook-like appearance with an opening or slot through which the towing or mooring lines pass.

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What Is Underwater Keel Clearance?
Naval Architecture

What Is Underwater Keel Clearance?

Underwater Keel Clearance or safe keel clearance is the vertical distance between the lowermost point of a floating vessel and the nearest fixed physical feature underneath the water at a certain point in time.

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