Cargo Handling Flashcards

1
Q

What type of topping lift is installed on most Navy booms?

A

Multiple topping lifts with their hauling parts made fast to the winch drums at all times.

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2
Q

What type of rigs make tipping procedures less complicated, safer, and swifter?

A

Rigs with topping lift winches

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3
Q

What are the 2 booms used in the yard and stay method of cargo handling?

A

(1) The hatch boom and (2) the yard boom

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4
Q

Why is the yard boom rigged out to one side?

A

So that the head of the boom is over the dock or pier

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5
Q

What hook is usually used on a yard and stay rig?

A

A triple swivel hook

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6
Q

In rigs with topping lifts, what is the first procedure to start up topping lift winches?

A

Request power for winches

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7
Q

What must be done to winches before testing?

A

Winches with clutches should be disengaged first

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8
Q

Why are winches without clutches not tested?

A

Because it could result in danger to wither the winch, wire, or cargo boom

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9
Q

What 2 things are accomplished by doubling up a cargo whip when rigging yard and stay cargo handling gear for heavy lifts?

A

(1) It doubles the load that may be lifted by the whip and (2) it reduces the load on the winch by half

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10
Q

How are most yard and stay rigs constructed?

A

By using 3/4 inch, 6x37 wire and a block with a 15 inch sheave for a runner.

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