Question 2432 Deck General
70% to passWhich factor(s) must you consider when making up a towing bridle?
A
The horsepower of the tug
B
The beam of the barge
C
The weight of the tow
D
All of the above
AI Explanation
The correct answer is D) All of the above. When making up a towing bridle, you must consider the horsepower of the tug, the beam of the barge, and the weight of the tow. These factors are all crucial in determining the appropriate size, strength, and configuration of the towing bridle to ensure safe and effective towing operations. The horsepower of the tug affects the pulling power, the beam of the barge affects the span of the bridle, and the weight of the tow affects the overall load on the bridle. Considering all of these factors is essential for selecting the proper towing bridle and ensuring the safety of the towing operation.
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