→ Parts Of The Ship 28.02 → Start Learning / Download MP3 Flashcards

Question		Answer
tanktop start learning		inside bottom of the vessel
lower hold start learning		spaces that contain cargoes
tanks start learning		spaces for liquid cargoes
hatch start learning		grant access to holds
peak tanks start learning		foremost and aftermost spaces of the vessel
chain locker start learning		stores the anchor chain
boatswain's locker start learning		upper part of the fore peaktank, where ropes, paint and dunange are kept
dunnage start learning		materiał sztauerski
collision bulkheads start learning		fore peak and after peak bulkheads. transverse and watertight
engine room start learning		watertight machinery space that contains vessel's propulsion plant
steering engine room start learning		watertight compartment often situatet over the after peaktank
double bottom start learning		provides strenght and storage space for fuel, lubricating oi, fresh water, ballast water and potable water
cofferdams start learning		longitudal and transverse separations used between tanks to prevent liquids from leaking from one double bottom tank into the other
tonnage start learning		indicates the measurement of ship's weight, size, or capacity
Displacement start learning		amount of whater that is displaced by the body of the vessel
long ton start learning		1016 kg
gross register tonnage start learning		entire volume of the enclosed spaces that can be used for cargo, stores and accommodation
net tonnage start learning		volume that can be used to carry cargo. calculated by deducting the spaces that are not used for cargo from the gross tonnage
harbour dues start learning		must be paid to municipal port authorities
deadweight tonnage start learning		weight of all the contents a vessel is capable of carrying when loaded to summer mark
Cargo Carrying Capacity start learning		ammount of cargo that a vessel is capable of carrying
Bale space start learning		the volume of cargo holds that can be used to carry general cargo
general cargo start learning		ładunek drobnicowy
grain space start learning		volume of cargo holds that can be used to carry dry bulk cargo
bulck cargo start learning		ładunek masowy
Oil space start learning		98% of total volume of the wet bulk tanks
ullage start learning		remaining 2% of the oil space
moulded breadth start learning		horizontal distance between the insides of the moulds
moulded depth start learning		vertical distance between the insides of the moulds
Beam start learning		extreme breadth of the vessel
clearence start learning		odprawa, prześwit
Lenght Over All start learning		distance between extreme foreend and the extreme aft-end of the ship
Lenght Between Perpendiculars (LPP) start learning		between fore and aft-perpendicular
Drag start learning		distance from the bottom of the keel to the surface of the water
air draft start learning		distance from the waterline to the highest point of the vessel
Freeboard start learning		distance between deckline and waterline
Underkeel Clearance start learning		distance between keel and seabed

parts of the ship 28.02

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