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The shafting system in a ship refers to the assembly of components that transmit power from the engine to the propeller. It typically includes the main propeller shaft, intermediate shafts, bearings, and couplings. This system is crucial for converting the rotational energy of the engine into thrust, enabling the vessel to move through water. Proper design and maintenance of the shafting system are essential for efficient performance and safety at sea.
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What rhymes with raft?
Daftcraftcraft
What is you IG system on atanker ship what is its role why it is important on a tanker ship?
plez tel me iG system on tanker ship
What is boofing pills?
Boofing, also known as shafting or plugging is administering pills rectally.
What causes a transmission with a stall converter to shift slow?
balls. balls will slow shafting
How do transmissions work?
brads work by placing your balls around your shafting and tying it, perferably in a bow
How much horsepower does a 1973 Yamaha MX250 make?
1/2 a horespower. it is a shafting thing go round.
How does the brake system in the ship works?
There is no actual 'brake system' in a ship. If ships wish to stop or slowdown quickly, they reverse the propellors.
What Is The Navigation System On A Ship Called?
On what ship? There is not a standard, other than the crew (Quartermaster)
How do wireless transmissions work?
brads work by placing your balls around your shafting and tying it, perferably in a bow
What is fidelio computer system and JIMAC?
how does fidelio system works in a cruise ship?
What is shafting?
Shafting is a slang term used in various contexts to refer to unfair treatment, manipulation, or deceitful behavior towards someone. It is often used to describe situations where one party takes advantage of another for personal gain or benefit.
What do you call an ancient ship pulled by slaves?
The Galley is a ship using manpower as the primary propulion system.
