Example Mooring for an 18 metre fishing vessel
The essence of intelligent design is that solutions are not applied arbitrarily.
Every application has its own specific conditions. In this example, a mooring is to be installed at Lancelin Anchorage.
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Australian Chart 105 |
| Design Data |
| Site |
Lancelin Anchorage |
| Bottom |
Sand |
| Wind Data |
As 1170.2 1989 |
| Water Depth |
2.3m |
| Tide Range |
1.0m |
| Surge |
1.0m |
| Swing Radius |
25m |
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The mooring is designed to accommodate the above data, with considerations of economics, weight and transportability.
A detailed break down of the components required to install the mooring is given:
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| Item |
Description |
Quantity |
Specification |
| 1
| Anchors
| 3
| Jeyco Stingray
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| 2
| Shackle
| 6
| Grade S shackle
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| 3
| Ground chain
| 3
| Grade 2 Stud Link Chain
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| 4
| Riser Chain
| 1
| Grade 2 Stud Link Chain
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| 5
| Swivel
| 1
| Regular type
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| 6
| Link Ring
| 1
| Jeyco Custom
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Moorings can be designed to withstand any weather conditions a particular location can expect to experience. Hawser tensions in this example maximise in 105 knot winds.
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