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Marine STUDIES blog

Trying to learn new things in nautical field.

Weather System

November 28, 2019 admin Navigation Leave a comment

AIR MASS When air remains over an area of the earth’s surface for several days, its physical properties are affected

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What things you will check before refloating in dry dock?

November 28, 2019 admin Shipboard operation Leave a comment

Things to Check before Refloating:- Before: 1. Ship’s stability condition to be kept as close as to that when she

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When do you show PSCO your security plan? Which part you can show

November 28, 2019 admin Rules and Regulation Leave a comment

Only when PSCO has clear grounds that vessel is not complying with the regulations When the attending inspector have clear

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When OOW Calls Master

November 28, 2019 admin Navigation Leave a comment

When does the OOW call the Master Guidance on specific circumstances for calling the master is given in the shipboard

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Winter Area – What Are Your Concerns?

November 28, 2019 admin Shipboard operation Leave a comment

Before proceeding to ice zone, MASTER will check the following items: 1. Article of agreement and the geographical limit, expiry

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Master-Pilot Relationship

November 28, 2019 admin Navigation Leave a comment

Why is pilot Required a) Expertise in local navigation b) Sound knowledge of tide / currents c) Local traffic movement

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Masters Responsibility And Authority Under STCW Code

November 28, 2019 admin Rules and Regulation Leave a comment

MASTERS RESPONSIBILITY AND AUTHORITY under STCW CODE 1. Ensure trainings are conducted as per the requirements. 2. Arrangement of watches.

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Mariner Role In Collecting Evidence

November 27, 2019 admin Maritime Law Leave a comment

BASIC PRINCIPLES a) Legal dispute is an inherent risk in shipping business. b) Availability of evidence is essential in settling

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Equasis

November 27, 2019 admin Maritime Industry Leave a comment

‘Equasis’ and what are its main principles Equasis is a database holding safety-related details of more than 66.000 ships ,

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Dry Docking (Theory & Numericals)

November 27, 2019 admin Stability 2 comments

Theory 1. During dry docking the ship shall be in as light a condition as possible. 2. It shall be

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