DECK SEAMANSHIP Reliable Security Information（甲板船艺,可靠的安全信息）.pdfVIP

CHAPTER 4 DECK SEAMANSHIP In general, rigging is a large part of deck sea- two ways: either by hooking into the ground with one or manship. The ships standing rigging consists of lines, both of their sharp flukes or by burying themselves wires, turnbuckles, and other gear supporting and completely. When an anchor is let go in fairly deep attached to the stacks, the masts, and the topside water, it strikes the bottom crown first. From this structure. Running rigging includes the rigging used in position, any drag on the chain causes the flukes, if hoisting and lowering heavy weights or in positioning properly set, to dig into the bottom. As the drag and operating movable deck gear. continues, the fluke is forced further into the bottom. If the proper scope of chain is used, the heavier the drag, the deeper the fluke will dig in, developing the full GROUND TACKLE holding power of the anchor. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Define ground CHAIN AND WIRE ROPE tackle. Identify and describe equipment CABLES associated with ground tackle. Chain, wire rope cables, or cable composed of both Ground tackle is all equipment used in anchoring chain and wire rope for use with ships anchors is a part and mooring with anchors and buoy mooring with chain of the ships ground tackle. Ground tackle is the and appen