Attempting To Anchor A Massive Power Ship Securely Enough To Supply Electricity | Mighty Ships
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- Опубликовано: 7 май 2018
- The crew must attempt to securely anchor this massive power ship so that it can help supply electricity to the island of Ambon in Indonesia.
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Dynamic positioning systems are indeed for this type of vessels
"So how do we do this?"
"Errr just through it all into the water"
"Good idear"
**diver goes down to find sea bed metal instead of crust**
Huge responsibility for that captain, its how you look at things, point.of.view.
Mos Definately an awesome ship!
That's the most unsafe way of dropping Anchor I've ever seen.
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Damn cliffhanger!!
We Keep our Intervention Vessel at an Offshore Platform using GPS and its engines.
5:53 that rope is shredded
Surely there’s a safer way of cutting loose those anchors.
like?
No idea, I'm not a mariner, but I'm well aware of how dangerous the breakaway is when a taught cable such as that breaks.
u cant use a quick release because non are strong enough to hold this much weight
yes there is, you can do it a lot of different ways all safer then what is displayed here, literaly the only way it cold have been a more dangerous realease is if the torchhand was sitting on the anchor. Look upp videoes of offshore anchor handeling tugs and see how its done safely. But these guys are turks so who cares if they go overboard. You cant fix stupid
they can use sharkjaw or towing pin in AHTS to drop anchor safely.
If west countries do that , you need to wait extra 5 months for new anchor ships to arrive and u need to pay extra for safety after that they will say , we need big lifting crane ship and you need to pay extra for safety , so they extend the marine time law to gain more but for safety. How many ecology safety electricity exist in world ? but if you buy from them no problem there is no risk at all. All of them are specialist about every fucking subjects even their dogs know much than you. Turks are impatient people so they will do that even they know the risks. There are only 10 power ships in world and all of them is Turkish, these are creating minimal pollution with new technology. Fuel systems for powerships (fuel saving, waste sludge, reduce the cost of operation)
West country weak
Indonesia punya cerita.... 💪😉👍
Turkey powership
Turkey powership
Calisanlar Survivor acundaki yarismacilar gibi konusuyor birbirleri ile.
Typical Indonesian workers, work hard but less salery
What about safety guys???
Malaysia should use this for remote island
Syazwan Wan say it again and i'll slap you in the face
Lol. It for remote island like at sarawak near seashore.
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lah orang sini dia wkwk
such drama
electricity still the biggest problem in my country, Indonesia...
@JAcko Magadon you know, Indonesia have so many islands and electricity is not decentralized so you have to build many power plants for making all of areas in Indonesia can turning on light
Then this ship can help for solving that problem
@@fandigladion7051 little
@@fandigladion7051 synhydropropane..
asap
fiest
Seriously the fuck? They even care about whiplish?
first
What a shitty captain, yelling at everyone is going to cause accidents, be clear, concise and respectful. That will get the best results.
This is not looking very professional
Seem Turks isn't ready yet.