Theory and Practice of Seamanship XI

Häftad, Engelska, 1996

Av Graham Danton, UK) Danton, Graham (BBC Radio Devon

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Since it was first published in 1962, The Theory and Practice of Seamanship has been continuously revised, culminating in this 11th edition. This new edition includes an updated section on ‘Regulations for Prevention of Collision at Sea’ as well as a new Author’s Note. It has been widely praised and is the standard work on the subject.

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Utgivningsdatum1996-10-31
Mått156 x 234 x 31 mm
Vikt878 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor564
Upplaga96011
FörlagTaylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN9780415153720

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Graham Danton commenced his seafaring career in 1946 on the training ship HMS Worcester, afterwards serving with the Port Line to Australia, New Zealand, USA, Canada, Africa, West Indies and the Fiji Islands. He obtained the Extra Master Mariner’s Certificate in 1957, gaining the year’s highest marks in the examination. For this he was awarded a Royal Society of Arts Silver Medal and also the Griffiths Award by the Merchant Navy and Airline Officers’ Association. For many years he was Senior Lecturer in Seamanship, Cargo Carriage and Ship Maintenance at Plymouth Polytechnic, since renamed Plymouth University. Though retired, he is now a newspaper columnist and broadcasts for BBC radio.

AUTHOR’S NOTE TABLE OF CONVERSIONS I. THE ANCHOR II. MOORING III. THE PRINCIPLES OF SHIP HANDLING IV. PRACTICAL SHIP HANDLING V. ICE VI. LIFE-SAVING AND DISTRESS VII. DAMAGE CONTROL VIII. STRANDING AND BEACHING IX. EMERGENCIES X. TOWING XI. FIRE XII. DRYDOCKING AND LOADLINES XIII. THE OFFICER OF THE WATCH XIV. THE SAFETY OF NAVIGATION XV. LIFTING GEAR XVI. ROPE AND CANVAS XVII. DECK APPLIANCES XVIII. THE SHIP’S BOAT XIX. THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT (D.O.T) ORAL EXAMINATION—FOREIGN-GOING

'This book is intended primarily for candidates for Board of Trade certificates of competency but such is the detail that while being equally suitable for the beginner, it is also a reference work for experienced seamen, and the layout and style of text make it suitable for correspondence course work where practical experience can be allied to the theoretical approach. All facets of seamanship from the anchor to damage control are dealt with and the chapters on practical ship handling, stranding and beaching, towing, emergencies and the safety of navigation are particularly noteworthy. This book is an excellent and responsible contribution to the nautical field and must have a tremendous appeal to all grades of seamen.’ Seafarer