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How does draft affect the area of the hull underwater?
How does draft affect the area of the hull underwater?
- It fluctuates with the draft
- It decreases with a greater draft
- It remains constant regardless of the draft
- It increases with a greater draft (correct)
What happens to the drift of a ship with a shallow draft when encountering crosswinds?
What happens to the drift of a ship with a shallow draft when encountering crosswinds?
- It remains unaffected by crosswinds
- It increases due to crosswinds (correct)
- It decreases due to crosswinds
- It becomes unpredictable due to crosswinds
How does a loaded ship with its maximum draft behave when turning?
How does a loaded ship with its maximum draft behave when turning?
- It turns quickly
- It has lesser inertia
- It is sensitive to wind
- It has greater inertia (correct)
What is the impact of trim on a ship's position within its draft lines?
What is the impact of trim on a ship's position within its draft lines?
How does the draft of a ship impact its maneuverability when it is a light ship?
How does the draft of a ship impact its maneuverability when it is a light ship?
Flashcards
Draft and Underwater Hull Area
Draft and Underwater Hull Area
A greater draft leads to a larger underwater hull area.
Shallow Draft and Crosswinds
Shallow Draft and Crosswinds
Shallow draft ships are more susceptible to drifting in crosswinds.
Draft and Inertia
Draft and Inertia
Loaded ships with maximum draft have increased inertia, making turning harder.
Trim and Draft Lines
Trim and Draft Lines
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Light Ship Maneuverability
Light Ship Maneuverability
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Study Notes
Draft and Hull Area
- The draft of a ship affects the area of the hull that is underwater.
Draft and Drift
- A ship with a shallow draft may experience increased drift when encountering crosswinds, making it harder to maintain course.
Loaded Ship Maneuverability
- A loaded ship operating at its maximum draft will experience reduced maneuverability when turning, requiring more space and time to complete turns.
Trim and Draft Lines
- Trim (the angle of the ship's bow and stern) affects a ship's position within its draft lines, influencing its stability and buoyancy.
Draft and Maneuverability
- A light ship with a shallow draft will have reduced maneuverability, making it more difficult to control, especially in confined waters.
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