A. stronger B. thinner C. more corrosion resistant D. a lower grade steel
A. environmental loads B. variable loads C. ballast loading D. mooring load
A. reduce the rolling of the vessel B. serve as the vessel's main strength member C. add strength to the bilge D. protect the vessel's hull when alongside a dock
A. octagonal pillar B. H Beam pillar C. I Beam pillar D. circular type pillar
A. bracing B. battening C. blocking D. shoring
A. hog or sag calculations or tables B. hydrostatic curves C. general arrangement plans D. cross-sectional views of the vessel
A. lifting capacity of the winch B. location of the boom C. position of the guy D. weight of the load
A. bow B. mid-section C. stern D. All of the above
A. maximum counter weight required B. minimum horsepower required C. hoist rope strength D. allowable load
A. trim by the stern B. trim by the head C. be on an even keel D. be tender