A.is used in running rigging B.doubles the size of the line C.is only used on fiber rope D.is very weak
A.articulated anchor B.Flipper Delta anchor C.Baldt anchor D.Danforth anchor
A.negative GM B.progressive flooding C.structural failure D.an immediate need to ballast
A.greater at the bow and stern B.reduced at the bow and stern C.uniform over the length of the vessel D.uniform over the length of the vessel,with the exception of the machinery spaces,where it is reduced due to increased stresses
A.blind flange B.pivot coupling C.quick-release coupling D.spectacle flange
A.join lines of equal size B.form a temporary eye (loop) at the end of a line C.be a stopper D.keep a line from fraying
A.a not knowing B.an unknowing C.an unknown D.a not known
A.seaplanes B.non-displacement craft C.barges D.All of the above
A.Wire B.Manila C.Nylon D.Chain
A.high pressure fluid accumulators B.driving air-powered plunger pumps C.filling open-circuit breathing systems D.bladder-type accumulators