SUP SALV, UWSH, Planning Flashcards

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Heave around

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Using a capstan to haul in line or chain

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2
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Slack

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Ease out line or loosen so there is no strain

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3
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Hold

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Not allow any more line to go out even with risk of parting

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4
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Check

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Keep a strain but pay out to prevent parting

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5
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Up Behind

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slack off and run slack to a belay point, given when line or cable has been stopped off or falls 2 blocked.

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6
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Hand over Hand

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one hand after the other

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7
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Take up slack

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Heave in line but do not strain

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8
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Double up

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Pass additional bight on all mooring lines, equal train on all

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9
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Ships mooring lines are numbered

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Fore to aft

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10
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Preparing to come along side you should have __ heaving lines

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two

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11
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Anchor Hawk

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Used for dragging for submerged objects, holding power when it snags

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12
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Grapnel

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Used for dragging, bottom search/recovery of small objects

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13
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Internal Survey

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Checking for damage flooding holes cracks

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14
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External survey

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Checking for damage running gear sonar exterior hull

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15
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Navy Salvage ships are limited to ___tons of bow lifting capacity

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150

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16
Q

Ars-50 Class heavy lift main bow roller lift per wire

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75 tons

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17
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Ars-50 Class heavy lift Stern rollers

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75 tons

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18
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Ars-50 Class heavy lift rollers used in conjunction

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300 tons

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19
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Beach gear rigged luff on luff bow lift purchase should be monitored with a

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dynamometer

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20
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3 categories of leaks

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Minor, moderate, Major

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21
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Patchs placed externally

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when pumping

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22
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Patchs placed internally

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when de-watering

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23
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DC patchs installed by crew

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Always suspect should be replaced

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24
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Crack repair

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Patch extends 6” on all sides, drill at ends of crack, fit patch, weld in place

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Flat patch
The most common type of patch
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Ply wood should be ____ the hole dimensions
twice
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Box patch
Flat patch with sides to fit the hull, built on surface/heavy
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Three types of cofferdams
Complete, partial, small
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Cofferdams should have what installed in case of stability issues
Quick flood valves
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Recovery buoyancy, 4 basic methods
Pumping, blowing, Combo of pump/blow, induced buoyancy
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Pumping requires _____ prep and set-up time then other de-watering methods
Less
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Pumping allows the ship to come up _____ giving more control
slower
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Eductors most common types
S-type (single, Peri-jet (pass 2" solids)
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Air Lift efficiency governed by
Volume and pressure of air supply relative to water depth, Depth of water, position of inlet
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Airlifts use Air to create a
Differential pressure in the pipe that lifts
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Petroleum, Oil, Lubricants POL pumping
Submersible-Hydralic or electric, Pnematic diaphram,
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Besides pumping ______ is another common type of dewatering
Compressed Air
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Compressed Air is best used for
Controlled Air blowing will reduce pressure differential. Regaining sufficient Buoyancy to re-float ships that are sunk on sides or upside down.
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Compressed Air dewatering initiated when
Casualty is hard up, close to the ground | Conditions are bad surf, surge, ground swell
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Requirements to dewater with compressed air
Watertight or capable of being made so. vertical sides capable of being made water tight. Damage low, Standpipe to carry water High capacity air compressors, Special relief valve
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Weight management - 5 methods to reduce ground reaction
``` Weight management Induced buoyancy Ground removal Lifting Temporary reductions ```
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Ground removal - Scouring
Prop Wash from tugs or ships jetting pumps Dredgeing
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2 most common types of pulling systems used
``` Tugs Commercial, Auxillary rescue ship (ARS), Fleet ocean tugs (T-ATF) Ground Tackle Linear puller Purchase system ```
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Ground Tackle System 2 types
Direct Pull system | Purchase system
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Direct Pull Systems
Hydraulic - 200000 up to 300000 | Electrical - 110VAC/12VDC 200000
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Hydraulic power unit
HPU MOD 6 - 50 class only/3800 LBS.
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Direct Pulls system Advantages
Fewer people to operate than purchase system | Controls can be placed anywhere
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USN salvage ships carry a minimum of __ pullers and purchases
6
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3 basic part of a purchase system
standing block, traveling block attached to ground leg, Wire rope rove to sheaves, pulls up to 60 tons
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Purchase system ground leg is always gripped by
one of the carpenter stoppers
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Ground Leg (Beach Gear)
Anchor, chain, wire rope, retrival wire and buoys
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Pulling system uses this most common type of anchor
Drag embedment
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Navmoor Anchor
6000 LB type modified for salvage
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Stato Anchor
6000 LB most suitable for beach gear
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Ells Anchor
8000LB type not as good as stato or navmoor
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LWT light weight Anchor
6000LB type adjustable flukes
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Navy stockless
Used as ships bow anchor
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Chain
2 1/4 die lock, holds anchor to sea floor, resists chaffing
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Ground leg - Usually one shot of chain is used, how many feet?
90
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When leading chain around a corner the diameter of the bend must be at least
7 times the diameter of the bar that forms on the chain. 3 links should be in contact with the curved surface.
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Jewelry - 2 types of detachable links
Standard - connects to same size, Pear shape - connect to different size chain
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Jewelry - Detachable link components are not
interchangeable
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Support retrieving or crown wires 2 types
42" steel weighs 325 lbs supports 1100 LBS | 40" Nylon 164 LBS supports 1000 LBS
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Crown Pendant used to
Recover/Reset ground anchor
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Beach gear should not be used in water deeper than
50 fathoms
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Currents and water condition
EBB/FLOW/ Rip currents/ Undertow/ Surface current
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MK 21 SSDS with heavy weight can work in currents
1.5 - 2.5 KNOTS
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Scuba diver is severely affected by __Knots of current
1
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Air supply 5 criteria
Flow MMP, Overbottom, duration of depth, EGS
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ARS class ship equipped for what diving and how deep
Air, 190 FSW
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coffer damns are defined as
Plug, Patch, or dry chamber externally installed below the waterline
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2 types of dry chambers
open bottom, open top
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Navsea ____ has designs for cofferdamns
OOC5
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Provides underwater profile, hull view, size of openings, appendages
docking plans
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templateing
process to pattern a hull , forming and sealing surface cofferdamns
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Primary method of securing a patch
Jbolts or hogging lines
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Relative motion, overcomeing it
two objects moving at different times, secure object to the ship working on
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Authorization for work and brief of installation of flange or fitting
Ships duty officer, LWC, Supervisor, dive supervisor, work authorization form
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Positive verification of fitting/flange integrity from inboard must be done IAW
JFFM Para 2.a
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Technical work Documents provide
how to construct and install maintenance task
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Technical work documents contain 3 general types
Maintenance procedures MP Formal work packages FWP Controlled work packages CWP
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FWP provides
Hardware, Software, lubricants IAW MFR specs
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CWP provides
Higher authority of OQE
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Work Authorization
Properly authorized and control ensure personnel and ship standards are met
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All outside activity on ship repair require
Work authorization form
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WAF is authorized by the
Watch/Duty officer