NSTM Chapter 573, Booms Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
Q

Boom loads shall never be suspended over ___

A

Personnel

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2
Q

SWL

A

Safe working load

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3
Q

Any load within 10 percent of the SWL, or any oblong or oversize loads

A

Heavy lift

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4
Q

All heavy lifting operations shall be under the direct supervision of the ___

A

1LT or weapons officer

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5
Q

___ shall be used during all heavy lifts

A

Tag lines

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6
Q

Operators shall not leave the winch controls with ___

A

A load suspended in the rig

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7
Q

Never stand between a load and a ___

A

Fixed object

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8
Q

___ shall be employed to assist an operator who cannot see

A

Signalman or winch tender

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9
Q

Communication between the signalman and winch operator is achieved through the use of ___

A

Standard hand signals

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10
Q

Never turn your back on a ___

A

Moving or suspended load

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11
Q

A triangular steel plate with holes in the corners used to connect the topping lift wire, the bull chain, and the bull line

A

Bale

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12
Q

The ___ is shackled to the top hole in the bale, and the ___ are shackled to the bottom two holes

A

Topping lift wire

Bull chain and bull line

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13
Q

Structural member used for lifting, transferring, or supporting heavy weights aboard ship

A

Boom

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14
Q

Three parts of a boom

A

Gooseneck
Linkband
Slack wire fair-lead

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15
Q

Sheave assembly containing one or more sheave wheels which is used to fairlead wire or rope

A

Block

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16
Q

Blocks are often described in terms of ___

A

Their location in the system

17
Q

Used to hold the boom at its desired working angle

18
Q

Bull chain is normally made of ___

A

1 - 1/4” heavy duty open link chain

19
Q

Wire of considerable length, shackled to the lower corner of the bale and used as the hauling part of a topping lift

20
Q

Winch power is used to raise and lower the boom by taking the bull line from its cleat to the ___

A

Gypsy head or drum

21
Q

Curved or angular piece of metal or other suitable device for pulling, lifting, lowering, or suspending loads

22
Q

The assembly that is used to connect a boom to the ship structure

23
Q

Any wire, line, or block and tackle assembly that provides athwartship support or motion for a boom head or the head of a gin pole

24
Q

An apparatus used for lifting and supporting heavy loads

25
Used to support booms and misc rigging
Kingspost
26
Metal strap or cap with integral padeyes, attached to the boom near its head, provide attachment points for all rigging used to support or operate the boom
Linkband
27
Single length of wire rope attached to the end of a block and tackle assembly, and used to extend the distance spanned by the purchase
Pendant
28
Any line, wire, or chain that acts as a safeguard if something else carries away
Preventer
29
Tackle, lever, or device that provides mechanical advantage or power
Purchase
30
Hoist wires which are fairled through a block at the hook assembly to increase mechanical advantage
Runner
31
Maximum allowable working load that can be applied to a piece of equipment
Safe Working Load (SWL)
32
The SWL of a subsystem level component shall be ___ than that of the overall system
Equal to or greater than
33
Safety feature which is used to prevent the cargo whip from dangling
Slack wire fairlead
34
Piece of standing rigging to support the rig for and aft of the mast
Stay
35
Holds the boom in position until the topping lift wire can be taken to the winch
Stopper chain
36
Stopper chain is at least ___ long and is wrapped around the ___ on a ___
6 ft Topping lift wire Multiple purchase topping lift
37
Multiple part rigging between the block at the boom head and a block at the king post head, with the hauling part leading down to a winch, cleat, or padeye
Topping lift
38
Line or purchase used to train the boom outboard and restrain it against inboard movement
Vang
39
Hoist wires that terminate at the hook assembly
Whip