Approaches to Anchorages Flashcards

1
Q

What is an example of a modern anchor that has a stock?

A

Danforth

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2
Q

What part of the anchor takes hold on the bottom?

A

The Fluke

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3
Q

What does veering the anchor chain mean?

A

Paying out more chain

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4
Q

Weighing the anchor?

A

Lifting the anchor from the bottom

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5
Q

In moderate wind and current the length of anchor rode played out should be?

A

5-7x the depth of the water in good holding ground

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6
Q

In bed weather how much scope?

A

10x the depth

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7
Q

The holding capabilities of an anchor are determined primarily by?

A

The scope of the anchor chain

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8
Q

When anchoring in a clay bottom what is one hazard that may cause the anchor to drag?

A

Anchor may get mud or clay in or on the flukes (shod with clay)

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9
Q

What anchor does not hold well in a grass bottom?

A

Danforth lightweight anchor

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10
Q

Generally speaking what is the most favorable bottom to anchor in?

A

Mixture of mud and clay

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11
Q

What is the best holding ground for conventional anchors?

A

Hard mud

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12
Q

Conventional anchors are least likely to hold in a bottom consisting of?

A

rock

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