Calculate Anchor Shackle to Drop ll Determine how many shackles have been dropped ll Seamanship

This video shows how to calculate the number of shackles to be dropped when dropping a ship's anchor. It includes determining the number of shackles that have been dropped by reading the markings on the anchor chain. The calculations are just a reference. There are other methods of calculations and you can use the method you are familiar with.
A ship's anchor is a heavy device typically made of metal that is used to secure a vessel in place by gripping the seabed. Anchors are crucial maritime equipment for ships of all sizes, ranging from small boats to large ocean-going vessels. They are essential for various maritime operations, including anchoring in ports, harbors, and offshore locations, as well as during emergency situations or when conducting maintenance activities.
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[@rodrigues709]

Cool your classes

[@nauticalacademy001]

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[@Jlasper]

Very clear explanation, ty Cap

[@nauticalacademy001]

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[@nayrnomolas5708]

amazing keep it up sir.

[@nauticalacademy001]

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[@user-wl6yd6fz4n]

Easier formula for good weather is √depth or for bad whether √depth + 1 shackle. Result you will get directly in shackles.

[@nauticalacademy001]

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[@ericvalmoria711]

Good

[@nauticalacademy001]

Thank you.

[@user-op6wh9hm4y]

coloque nombre a cada parte del ancla x favor

[@nauticalacademy001]

I will make a seperate video about the parts of the anchor. Thank you for your comment.

[@abrahamsimanjuntak6944]

What meaning constant 90? Is that in meters or ton?
Is that all ships will be same constant 90?

[@nauticalacademy001]

There are several formulas to find the scope of the anchor, others use the numerical ratio to find the number of anchor shackles to be dropped depending on the weather conditions. You can use any method that you prefer as long as you comply with the company's Quality Management System (QMS) Manual.