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Naval UKC & Magnetism QuizVersión en línea Test UKC and magnetism knowledge. por Noel Glenn Espeleta 1 UKC is the vertical distance between the ship's keel and the seabed. a A. The distance between the ship’s draft and her freeboard b C. The horizontal distance between two vessels at anchor c B. The vertical distance between the ship’s keel and the seabed d D. The ship’s draft at the forward perpendicular 2 Which factor decreases effective UKC while underway? a C. Ballast discharge b A. Shallow water effect c B. High tide d D. Trim by the stern 3 Recommended minimum UKC in port areas is usually: a D. 25% of draft b B. 5% of draft c C. 15% of draft d A. 10% of draft 4 UKC is most critical during which operation? a B. Passing over a bar or shallow patch b C. Cargo operations at berth c A. Ballasting operations d D. Anchoring in deep waters 5 A ship with 9.0 m draft in 10.5 m charted depth at low tide UKC is: a C. 2.3 m b D. 1.8 m c A. 0.3 m d B. 1.5 m 6 Squat effect mainly depends on: a B. Ship’s speed and under-keel clearance b D. Wind direction c A. Ship’s beam d C. Depth of water only 7 To maintain safe UKC, a navigator must monitor: a B. Only the sea state b D. Rate of turn c C. Compass error d A. The vessel’s speed and draught changes 8 A tide table helps UKC by providing: a B. Magnetic variation b C. Predicted water heights c D. Gyro error d A. Wind speed and direction 9 Which action best improves UKC safety margin? a C. Using a smaller under-keel clearance allowance b B. Increasing trim by the head c D. Increasing draft d A. Reducing ship’s speed 10 Earth behaves like a magnet because of: a D. Its shape and tilt b A. Its rotation on the axis c C. Gravitational attraction of the Moon d B. Electric currents in its molten core

Naval UKC & Magnetism QuizVersión en línea

Test UKC and magnetism knowledge.

por Noel Glenn Espeleta

UKC is the vertical distance between the ship's keel and the seabed.

A. The distance between the ship’s draft and her freeboard

C. The horizontal distance between two vessels at anchor

B. The vertical distance between the ship’s keel and the seabed

D. The ship’s draft at the forward perpendicular

Which factor decreases effective UKC while underway?

C. Ballast discharge

A. Shallow water effect

B. High tide

D. Trim by the stern

Recommended minimum UKC in port areas is usually:

D. 25% of draft

B. 5% of draft

C. 15% of draft

A. 10% of draft

UKC is most critical during which operation?

B. Passing over a bar or shallow patch

C. Cargo operations at berth

A. Ballasting operations

D. Anchoring in deep waters

A ship with 9.0 m draft in 10.5 m charted depth at low tide UKC is:

C. 2.3 m

D. 1.8 m

A. 0.3 m

B. 1.5 m

Squat effect mainly depends on:

B. Ship’s speed and under-keel clearance

D. Wind direction

A. Ship’s beam

C. Depth of water only

To maintain safe UKC, a navigator must monitor:

B. Only the sea state

D. Rate of turn

C. Compass error

A. The vessel’s speed and draught changes

A tide table helps UKC by providing:

B. Magnetic variation

C. Predicted water heights

D. Gyro error

A. Wind speed and direction

Which action best improves UKC safety margin?

C. Using a smaller under-keel clearance allowance

B. Increasing trim by the head

D. Increasing draft

A. Reducing ship’s speed

Earth behaves like a magnet because of:

D. Its shape and tilt

A. Its rotation on the axis

C. Gravitational attraction of the Moon

B. Electric currents in its molten core

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Naval UKC & Magnetism QuizVersión en línea

por Noel Glenn Espeleta

UKC is the vertical distance between the ship's keel and the seabed.

Which factor decreases effective UKC while underway?

Recommended minimum UKC in port areas is usually:

UKC is most critical during which operation?

A ship with 9.0 m draft in 10.5 m charted depth at low tide UKC is:

Squat effect mainly depends on:

To maintain safe UKC, a navigator must monitor:

A tide table helps UKC by providing:

Which action best improves UKC safety margin?

Earth behaves like a magnet because of:

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