Secure power to the compartment
Dewater the compartment
Ballast to maintain even keel
Establish and maintain flooding boundaries
Approximately halfway up the bulkhead
Approximately two-third of the way up the bulkhead
Evenly over the surface of the bulkhead
At the bottom of the bulkhead
Abrasion
Distortion
Fatigue
Corrosion
185 mm
200 mm
183 mm
180 mm
Line drop
Transfer
Cargo fill
Branch line
Forepeak
Body plan
Bulk head
Broaching
Weekly
Every two weeks
Monthly
Every two months
Mix
Contaminate
Danger
Liquefy
Abrasion
Distortion
Corrosion
Fatigue
Verification of loadline measurement
Repacking and grinding of skin valves
Belt gauging
Inspection of the tail shaft liner
Following restoration of vital services
Following control of fire
Only if a threat exists
First
Measuring the thickness of the tail shaft liner
Testing and examining the anchor cables for detective links
Taking the vessel affect the deck for hull deterioration
Drilling a sonic-testing the hull to determined the plate thickness
Seizing
Caulking
Parceiling
Parbuckling
Outside air temperature
Temperature of the cargo
Dew point of the outside atmosphere
Dew point of the cargo hold
Force the warped, bulged, or deformed sections back into place
Make a watertight seal at the damaged area
Support and hold the area in the damaged position
Withstand subsequent additional damage
Damage to interior watertight boundaries
Damage at or just above waterlie
Damage below the water line
Damage in way of machinery room
Cathodic protection system
Sacrificial anode system
Impressed current system
Electro-chemical system
Rusty bolts and nuts
Water-ingress
Loosen nuts
Leak at deep tank cover
Loosed nuts
Water-ingress
Leak at deep tank cover
Rusty bolts and nuts
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