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Towing Operations Engineering Guide. Volume I


Year: 2026
Language: English
Author: TheNavalArch
Genre: Guide
Publisher: TheNavalArch
Edition: 1st
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 80
Description: Towing Operations Engineering Guide - A practical Volume I reference for planning and reviewing marine towing operations.
Nine focused articles in one guide. Developed for naval architects, marine engineers, surveyors and operations teams, this guide brings together practical explanations and calculation methods for key aspects of marine towing.
- Bollard pull requirements and tug selection
- Environmental forces and feasible tow speed
- Towing gear, bridles and emergency arrangements
- Towline catenary, sag and stiffness
- Bridle forces and towing chock design considerations
The original 48-page guide is preserved unchanged. The appendix (plus 32 pages) presents each technical image at a substantially larger display size using the image data embedded in the source PDF. Enhancement is limited to high-quality resampling, mild contrast correction, and restrained sharpening.

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