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volume after anchor was in water minus volume of water without anchor in it = the volume of the anchor
On ships, the anchor cable is stowed in what is known as the cable locker. The inboard end of the cable is fastened to a deck-plate at the bottom of the cable locker. The outboard end of the cable is fed up through a hause pipe and over a windless or capstan. The capstan is used to maneuver the cable from the cable locker and out through the hause pipe which is situated in the eyes of the ship. On the outboard end of the cable is fastened the ship's anchor. Each ship is fitted with two anchors; a port anchor and a starboard anchor.Most landsmen think that it is the anchor that holds the ship in place while a ship is at anchor. This is incorrect; it is actually the weight of the anchor cable ranged over the anchorage (sea bottom) which holds the ship to the bottom. The anchor flukes dig into the sea bottom to maintain a fixed point so that as the ship passes over it and continues on her track, the cable is ranged along the ship's track to a predetermined point (depending on the depth of the anchorage). When a sufficient amount of cable has been paid out, the brake on the capstan is engaged and the ship swings to her anchor and settles down.
Not really. The stem supports the rest of the plant. The analogy of an anchor should be referring to the plant's root system. The roots anchor the plant to the ground. The stem could be likened to the anchor chain that fastens the anchor to the boat, although an anchor chain has nothing to do with transporting water and nutrients.
A weather anchor is another name for a weather newscaster or weatherman (or woman).
It depends on where the shoe anchor pin and the threaded star adjustment rod is located. If the shoe anchor is located at the top of the backing plate with the adjustment rod at the bottom between the two shoes than it is duo-servo. If the adjustment rod is located at the top between the two shoes and the anchor pin is at the bottom of the backing plate then it is a leading/trailing type drum brake system.
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There should be 2 big bolts that hold it in place behide the anchor inside plate area.
Attach your bottom plate 1st then attach studs to the bottom plate. The bottom plate can be fastened by using concrete nails or concrete anchor bolts.
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If the bowl is stamped "sterling," it is genuine sterling silver, not silver plate.
It means Electroplate the number is the pattern
Yes, but they were called egg plates and a more often than not are overlooked as collectibles.
The "stock" of old kedge anchors is bent on one end for easier storage. The stock was usually held in place by a pin. Once the pin was removed, you would pull the stock through the hole until the bent end would allow it to lay flat against the body or "shank". Then the anchor could lay flat on the deck.
The term "cotta" is a religious vestment. In Italian the ceramic "terra-cotta" means baked earth.Similar words include cotter (an anchor pin) and the surname Carter.
the nail groove provides a surface upon which the nail plate moves as it grows also quiding it straight they also anchor the nail in place