NAVAL TERMS PART 2 MEO CLASS4 ORALS

 NAVAL TERMS PART 2


WAKE?

  • Wake is the motion of water at stern of the ship is because of ship's movement.


Longitudinal center of floatation?

  • It is a point about which trim will change when loading and unloading.


Net tonnage?

  • It is the volume of all spaces where cargo is loaded.


Gross tonnage?

  • It is the total volume of enclosed spaces in ship.


Light weight?

  • Mass of the empty ship without any effect (cargo,fuel,water,crew)


Dead weight?

  • Total weight of cargo fuel, water, crew except ship's weight.


Permeability?

  • Percentage of empty volume  in a ship.


Buoyancy?

  • Upthrust force applied by the water to the ship.


Reserve buoyancy?

  • Volume of enclosed space above the water line.


Fresh water allowance?

  • When a ship moves from sea water to fresh water there will be increasing draught.


Docking allowance?

  • When a ship is moving sea water to docking water there will be  increasing draught.


Propeller pitch ratio?

  • Its a face pitch divide by diameter.


Slip?

  • The difference between the speed of the Engine and actual speed  of the ship.


Water line ?

  • Water line at the fully loaded summer is summer load line.


Molded beam?

  • The maximum molded breadth which measures at mid ship is called molded beam.


Base line ?

  • A horizontal line which is drawn along the top of the keel plate.


Sheer strake ?

  • Top strake of the side shell plating which connects the deck plating to the shide shells.


Bilge stake / turn if bilge?

  • The stake at the turn of the bilge is called turn of strake.


Air draught?

  • Above the water line to extreme structure ig the ship is called air draught.


Keel ?

  • Center moste plating is called keel.


Stringer strake ?

  • Extreme strake of the deck plating of side  is called stringer strake.
  • Which connects the sheer strake.


Parallel middle body ?

  • The mid ship which remains constant in shape size and area through the length of the ship is called parallel middle body.


Entrance?

  • Immersed portion of the forward region of parallel middle body.


Run ?

  • Immersed portion of the aft region of parallel middle body.


Garboard strake ?

  • The strake next to the keel is known as garboard strake.(stbd & port)


Stealers strake ?

  • No of adjusent strake fitted in bow region .


Coffin plate ?

  • Plating which connects flate plate keel to stern frame is called coffin plate.(aft)


Shoe plate?

  • Plating which connects the flate plate keel to stem frame is called shoe plate.(forward)


Frame spacing?

  • Its a space between two transverse frames.


Strake ?

  • Continuous bond of hull plate on ship  



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