A superstructure which extends from the aft perpendicular forward to a point, which is aft of the forward perpendicular...
A harbour in which ships can load or discharge cargo.
A location where the ship/port interface takes place, including anchorages, berths, and approaches.
Person designated as responsible for the development, implementation, revision, and maintenance of the port facility...
The place where a ship is registered. It is shown on the stern of the vessel.
The left-hand side of a ship when looking forward. Opposite to starboard.
A unit intended for human occupancy under greater than atmospheric pressure conditions. It is installed on a vehicle...
A circular opening in the ship side to provide light and ventilation. A hinged metal cover or deadlight can be...
A system which keeps the Floating Installation Vessel on station. There are two types of position mooring systems...
Stress relieving operation carried out to reduce the stresses caused by welding. For general fabrication work it...
The period after mixing the components of two-component paint during which the paint remains usable.
The quantity of cargo poured through one hatch opening as one step in the loading plan, i.e. from the time the...
The pour point is the lowest temperature at which the fuel just flows thanks to its own weight.
A dry substance in the form of very small grains.
The quantity of work done in a defined time or the rate of doing work. When unit work is done in unit time then...
The hydraulic equipment for supplying power to turn the rudderstock, comprising a steering gear power unit or units...
Installations for the generating, conversion, storage and distribution of electrical energy.
All components and systems necessary to supply the DP system with power.
Schneekluth wake equalizing duct - The propulsion improving device, especially for full block ships, developed...
The use of automatic switches to trip or disconnect non-essential loads from the switchboard in the event of overload.