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Título del Test:![]() ingles Descripción: MERCHANT NAVY |




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is a unit of measurement equal to 100 fathoms. cable. speed. fathom. is the measurement of distance downward, as in a body of water. depth. nautical messurement. distance. is the measurement of space between two points. foot. cable. distance. is a measurement of depth, equal to six feet or 1.8 metrers. fathom. knot. gross ton. is a unit of measurement equal two twelve inches. foot. nautical mile. speed. is a measurement of a ship internal volumen. gross ton. knot. cable. is a measurement of speed expressed in nautical miles per hour. knot. speed. distance. is a distance measurement of 6.076 feed or 1.85. nautical mile. knot. depth. is a measurement of an objects rate of movement. seed. depth. gross ton. is a measurement of mass of an object. weight. depth. cable. is a heavy hook that is dropped to the sea floor and holds a boat or ship in place. anchor. chain. shot. is a strong chain or rope used to fasten something. cable. chain. scope. is a series of a metal loops that are linked together. chain. anchor. shot. is a hook that secures the anchor chain when the anchor is not in use. devils claw. ground tackle. chain. is the set of chains, hooks, and other equiment used for anchoring a boat or ship. ground tackle. scope. devils claw. is the length or anchor chain need, detemined by water depth and weather conditions. scope. shot. cable. is a ring that attaches an anchor chian to something els, such as the anchor. shackle. ground tackle. scope. is a measure of the lenght of an anchor chain. shot. cable. chain. is a toothed wheel that controls the movement of a anchor chain. wiltcat. windlass. devils claw. is a device used to hoist an anchor. windlass. shackle. chain. is a propeller that shifts the position of a vessels bow when docking or at slow speeds. bow thruster. have a conn. iron mike. it combines electrical signals and fluid pressure to create power. electrohydraulic. gyropilot. on curse. also known as iron Mike, is a device that steers a vessel automatically under normal conditions. Gyropilot. iron mike. pilot house. to be in command of the vessel. have the conn. bow thruster. rudder. the person who steers a vessel. helmsman. wheel. iron mike. also known as gyropilot, is a device that steers a vessel automatically under normal conditions. iron mike. helmsman. pilot course. traveling along its planned route. on course. steering gear. gyroplit. part of the vessel where the helmsman sits to steer. pilot house. steering gear. on course. is the set of parts involved in steering a vessel, including the Wheel, rudder, and parts in between. steering gear. pilot house. wheel. is the part of the steering system that the helmsman holds to control movement. wheel. bow thruster. iron mike. is a mid-sixe crude oil Carrier. Aframax. panamax. ULCC. is a crrying vessel that contains many small tanks to separate type of cargo such as clean petroleum and petrochemicals. Chemical tanker:. Aframax. vessel. is a natural resource that is extracted from the ground and shipped to refineries to créate refined oil with energy value. crude. panamax. chemical tanker. is a ship used for carrying crude oil in bulk. crude. crude tanker. DWT. deadweight tonnage, is the measurement of a tanker in long tons, that includes everything and everyone aboard. DWT. LPG. OBO. is a vessel that is designed to carry materials that have been turned into a liquid from their natural vapor state. Liquefied gas tanker. PNG. LPG. liquefied natural gas, is a substance that is created when natural gas vapor is cooled and turned into a liquid. LNG. LPG. OBO. liquefied petroleum gas, is a substance that is created when petroleum gas vapor is cooled and turned into a liquid. LPG. Panamax. OBO. ore/bulk/oil Carrier, is a vessel that can carry either dry or liquid products in bulk. OBO Carrier. LPG. Tanker. is a crude tanker which can pass through the Panama Canal. panamax. aframax. vessel. is a carrying vessel that is smaller tan a crude tanker and transports various refined petroleum products. Product tanker. Crude tanker. Oil tanker. is a crude tanker which can pass through the Suez Canal. Suezmax. Panamax. tanker. is a ship that carries large amounts of liquids, such as petroleum. Tanker. ULCC. Container. Ultra Large Crude Carrier is a crude tanker that can transfer crude oil on long voyages, for example from the Arabian Gulf to Europe. ULCC. VLCC. LPG. refers to the overall activities in warehouses and logistics centers, such as loading and unloading cargo, transporting cargo, warehousing. Cargo handling. Mooring System. Dunnage. is general cargo that is loaded in individual containers for transport on a vessel. Break bulk. head. bulwark. is space in the stowage area that is not occupied by cargo, including the small spaces above, around, and between cargo containers. Broken stowage. Deck cargo. Live cargo. is money in the form of coins or bills. Currency. Dunnage. Odorous goods. is money in the form of coins or bills. Currency. Gran. Live cargo. is cargo that is stowed on deck, usually because it is too large to fit in the stowage area. Deck cargo. Cargo. shift. is wood or other material used to support and stabilize cargo that is stored on a vessel. Dunnage. Odorous goods. Mooring. are products that might leave residual dust that could contaminate the stowage area. Dusty goods. Odorous goods. is a device or substance that can cause forceful damage to something, usually with heat and flying parts. Explosives. Grain. live cargo. sedes or ground plant material, usually used for food. Grain. Deck cargo. Broken stowage. animals being transported. Vessel ship. Live cargo. Deck cargo. products with odors that might damage or contaminate other products. Odorous goods. Dunnage. Stowage. that moves into a different place or position. Break bulk. Shift. Currency. space on a vessel used for storing cargo. Stowage. Break bulk. Grain. to secure it to something, such as a pier. Belay. Bitt. Bollard. are pairs of strong cylinders arranged on a pier or deck to which lines and cables are secured. Bitt. Camel. Pier. is a thick post or bitt on a ship or pier for securing ropes. Bollard. Take in. Roller chock. is a type of shock absorber that floats in the wáter between a ship and a pier. Camel. Cleat. Cast off. is to release a line from a pier. Cast off. Heave around. Fender. is T-shaped piece of metal or Wood on a ship around which ropes are secured. Cleat. mooring. camel. is a fitting though which mooring lines are fed that is closed to keep a line in place. Closed chock. Heave around. Mooring line. is a cushion made of rubber or line that hangs from the side of a ship and ats as a shock absorber between the ship and pier. Fender. Cleat. Pier. is to pull a line in a particular direction. Heave around. Closed chock. Take in. is a cushion made of rubber or line that hangs from the side of a ship and ats as a shock absorber between the ship and pier. Fender. Mooring line. Roller chock. is to pull a line in a particular direction. Heave around. Bitt. Fender. is the process of attaching or tying a ship to a pier. Mooring. Mooring line. Roller chock. : is a heavy rope used to secure a ship to a pier. Mooring line. Roller chock. Closed chock. is a structure to which ships are moored. Pier. Bitt. camel. is a fitting with moving rollers though which mooring lines are fed. Roller chock. Heave around. Closed chock. to take in a line is to bring it back to a ship. Take in. Cleat. Pier. |