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Land ice, either afloat or on ground, that is composed of layers of sow that have become firm but have not turned to glacier ice.

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The volume displaced by the compressing element of the first stage per unit of time.

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A fan that generates (by pushing) a flow of ambient air over the exterior of the finned pipes to dissipate the sensible heat.

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A container with a discharge hatch in the front wall; allows bulk commodities to be carried.

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Two iron flatsided hooks reversed to one another.

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A wire rope or line between davit heads.

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All listed options of a particular type (i.e., call or put) on a particular underlying instrument,.

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A line attached between a safety harness and a secure part of the boat.

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Reduces the area of the mainsail by partially lowering the sail and re-securing the new foot by tying it to the boom with points, or light lines attached to the sail. Also called points reefing and jiffy reefing.

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A winch having a rope storage capacity and used for topping, lowering and supporting a boom under load and no load.

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The wheel operating the steering gear and by which the vessel is steered.

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Is the speed required of a rotary compressor to maintain a given discharge pressure, supplying leakage only (zero actual output). It is an experience factor.

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A disease caused by lack of Vitamin C historically common to seaman, because of the difficulty in preserving fresh fruits and vegetables.

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In general the line, web straps, cable or chains attached to a heavy object to lift it.

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Vapour rising like steam or smoke from the sea caused by very cold air blowing over it.

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Without any means of powering, except for hand power.

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In a wooden vessel, a plank in the hull springs when one of its ends breaks loose, and because of its shape bent to the curve of the hull, springs outwards beyond that curve. Such a plank is said to be sprung.

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A prime mover which is suitable for operating the deck machinery at its full designed load.

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The operation of securing the ratlines to the shrouds.

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NDT

What is NDT ? The field of Nondestructive Testing (NDT) is a very broad,interdisciplinary field that plays a critical role in assuring that structural components and systems perform their function in are liable and cost effective fashion. NDT technicians ...

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