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• Broaching: Broaching is a dangerous and sudden change in a vessel's course caused by waves hitting the vessel from the side or stern. Broaching can cause a vessel to capsize or roll over, especially if the vessel is not designed to handle such conditi ... Read More >>
• Hogging: Hogging is a term used to describe the deformation of a ship's hull when the center or keel is lower than the bow and stern. This can occur when a ship is overloaded or when it is sailing in heavy seas. The weight of the cargo or the force ... Read More >>
• Chafe: Chafe is the damage caused to a rope or a sail due to constant rubbing against a hard surface. This can occur due to various reasons such as wind, waves, or even the movement of the vessel. Chafe can weaken the rope or sail and eventually l ... Read More >>