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Q. 981) Checklist in case of fire

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    Q. 982) Checklist in case of oil pollution

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      Q. 983) Checklist to be followed in case of injured person

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        Q. 984) What factors you take into account when planning a passage from japan to west coast us ?

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          check for the availability of all the charts required .
          we need to cross the IDL (inter. date line).eta to be effectively calculated.

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            Refer to ocean passages of the world for recomnded route , check wx wrng , etc .

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              Q. 985) Buoyage system in japan , uses of special marks , safe water marks etc ?

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                system b , special marks -odas, tss where use of conventional channel marking may cause confusion, spoil ground ,military exercise zone, cable or pipeline mark, recreation zone.
                safe water mark- centre line marks and mid channel marks.an alternative to cardinal or a lateral marks to indicate a land fall

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                  Q. 986) Principles of watchkeeping in detail from STCW ?

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                    Q. 987) What are the various navigational hazards you expect during a navigational watch ?

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                      1) the state of visiblity
                      2)the traffic density
                      3)n night the presence of background lights
                      4)the state of wind , sea, and current.
                      5)the draft and available depth.

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                        very helpful

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                          Q. 988) Passage planning on charts , what do you mark on them ?

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                            Q. 989) What xtra precautions to be taken when at anchor watch in a flying moor ?

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                              Maintain a constant watch to prevent foul hawse.
                              Determine foul arc and clear arc.
                              Vessel should always swing to clear arc on each tidal change.
                              Use engine to give vessel correct sheer.
                              Keep eye on the weather.
                              Know the times of tide change.

                              http://oocities.com/mpaoral/ch5/moorings.htm

                              brendon n kamlesh

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                                Q. 990) What do you understand by annealing

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                                  Annealing, in metallurgy and materials science, is a heat treatment wherein a material is altered, causing changes in its properties such as strength and hardness. It is a process that produces conditions by heating to above the recrystallization temperature and maintaining a suitable temperature, and then cooling. Annealing is used to induce ductility, soften material, relieve internal stresses, refine the structure by making it homogeneous, and improve cold working properties.

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                                    a heat
                                    treatment that alters the
                                    microstructure of a material
                                    causing changes in properties
                                    such as strength, hardness,
                                    and ductility

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