Question 1009 Deck General
70% to passAccording to U.S. regulations, how much hose should you use in transferring oil in bulk?
A
Not over 300 feet (91.4 m) of hose.
B
Sufficient for maximum vessel movement without straining the hoses.
C
Twice the distance between ship and dock.
D
One and one half times the distance between ship and dock.
AI Explanation
The correct answer is B) Sufficient for maximum vessel movement without straining the hoses. This is the correct answer because U.S. regulations stipulate that the length of hose used for transferring oil in bulk should be sufficient to allow for the maximum expected movement of the vessel during the transfer, without putting excessive strain on the hoses. The goal is to prevent hoses from becoming taut or stressed, which could lead to a spill or other safety issues. The other answer choices do not accurately reflect this regulatory requirement.
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