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Anchoring, berthing, leaving berth and underway презентация
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- 1. Anchoring, berthing, leaving berth and underway
- 2. When things go wrong.....
- 3. In the roads. Vessels at anchor in the roadstead, waiting for traffic clearance.
- 4. Anchoring: SMCP . We are going
- 5. Heaving anchor: SMCP . We are
- 6. Berthing
- 7. When things have gone wrong.......
- 8. Ships are made fast to
- 9. . Keep tension on the springs. “Keep
- 10. To prevent the hawser or spring from
- 11. Leaving berth
- 12. When leaving berth, the first orders are:
- 13. When the vessel is due to leave,
- 14. s
- 15. Sequence of casting-off: from stem to stern.
- 16. “Let go your headline!” Vessel has been
- 17. “Let go your fore spring!” “Slack
- 18. “Let go your aft
- 19. ”Let go your sternline!” “Slack away
- 20. Finished casting off: “Finished with manoeuvring station!” smcp Leaving berth
- 22. “Midships, slow ahead!” smcp Underway
- 23. “Half ahead; steady as she goes!” smcp Underway
- 24. “Full ahead!” smcp Underway
- 25. OOW Helmsman gives helm order: steer 182
- 26. The helmorder “Ease her!” is given to
- 27. After an alteration of course the wheel
- 28. The helmorder “Meet her!” is
- 29. "Steady as she goes" smcp
Слайд 4Anchoring: SMCP
. We are going to drop sb anchor.
“We will
. Drop starboard anchor!
6 shackles must be put in the water.
“Let go starboard anchor!
Put 6 shackles in water”.
Слайд 5Heaving anchor: SMCP
. We are going to heave anchor.
“We will
. Start heaving port anchor.
“Heave up port anchor”.
. Anchor is loose from the ground.
“Anchor is aweigh”.
. There are 3 shackles left to come in.
“3 shackles left”.
. Anchor has been fastened.
“Anchor secured”.
Слайд 8 Ships are made fast to bollards by headlines, sternlines, breastlines and
Headlines
Fore
to aft
spring
Breast
line
Aft to
fore
spring
Stern
lines
Слайд 9. Keep tension on the springs.
“Keep the springs tight”.
. Fasten the
“Make fast fore and aft”.
. We are going to berth on port side.
“We will berth port alongside”.
Berthing: SMCP
Слайд 10To prevent the hawser or spring from being
fouled, the line
fairlead
Слайд 12When leaving berth, the first orders are:
“Ready to get underway;
Leaving berth
“Start engines!”
smcp
“Stand by engines!”
Слайд 13 When the vessel is due to leave,
casting-off orders are given by
by the mate.
Leaving berth
Слайд 14s
s
Casting off the headline:
”Slack away the headline!”
“Heave away the headline!”
smcp
Leaving berth
Слайд 16“Let go your headline!”
Vessel has been singled up
“Slack away headline;
heave
leaving berth
smcp
Слайд 17
“Let go your fore spring!”
“Slack away fore spring;
heave away fore
smcp
Leaving berth
Слайд 18
“Let go your aft spring!”
“Let go your breast line!”
“Slack away aft
heave away aft spring!”
“Slack away breast line!;
heave away breast line!
smcp
Leaving berth
Слайд 25OOW
Helmsman
gives helm order:
steer 182 degr. port side;
repeats order:
and indicates when the
is on course by saying:
…. repeats helmsman:
“Port -one eight two”.
“Steady on one eight two”.
“Steady on one eight two”.
“Port - steer one eight two”.
Helm orders
smcp
Underway
Слайд 26The helmorder “Ease her!” is given to reduce
the amount of
"Ease her"
smcp
Underway
Слайд 27After an alteration of course the wheel order
(or helm order)
is given to reduce the vessel’s swing rapidly.
"Steady"
smcp
Underway
Слайд 28
The helmorder “Meet her!” is given stop the swing
of the
"Meet her"
smcp
Underway
Слайд 29"Steady as she goes"
smcp
The order “Steady as she goes”
moment the intended course to steer is straight ahead.
Underway
