Submarine Appliances And Their Uses
Deep Sea Diving, &c., &c.
Forfatter: R. H. Davis
År: 1911
Forlag: Siebe, Gorman & Co., Ltd.
Sted: London
Sider: 183
UDK: 626.02
A Diving Manual
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MOORINGS AND MOORING BUOYS, Etc.
Trinity
shows
' pattern Confed B type of Moorin« B'l0>'in «e"eral “se, and Q the
. eacon Buoy, with their respective screw moorings. Photo P
a Mooring Buoy of the Drum type.
Photo R shows part of
Ltd,, for the leviathan
pendant are in 4]
Copyright. Photo R.
the huge mooring cables made by Messrs, f
Cunarders “Mauritania” and “Lusitania."
Brown, Lenox & Co.,
, „ . links in buoy
and 5- meh diameter iron respectively. Each end link weighs 336 lbs
and each common link
243 lbs. The swivel con-
nection weighs 4,485 lbs.
nd each shackel 711 lbs.
The total weight of the
mooringsis over 200 tons.
Each of the patent link
mooring anchors(photoT)
weighs 12 tons.
rhe chain cable
weighs, with shackles,
about 13o tons, the total
'en«th being I;9OO
eet- The links are of
3f-inch diameter iron at
Copyright. Photo. S.
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