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• Defects: In maritime context, defects refer to any faults or imperfections in a vessel's structure, machinery, or equipment that may affect its seaworthiness or safety. Defects can range from minor issues such as a malfunctioning light bulb to major ... Read More >>
• Mechanical Advantage: Mechanical Advantage refers to the ratio of the force produced by a machine to the force applied to it. In the maritime context, mechanical advantage is often used to describe the use of pulleys and other mechanical devices to lift heavy lo ... Read More >>
• Resources: Resources refer to the assets, materials, and supplies that are available to a ship or a fleet for use in their operations. These resources can include fuel, food, water, ammunition, spare parts, and personnel. The availability and manageme ... Read More >>