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Bollard pull

Bollard pull is a conventional measure of the pulling (or towing) power of a watercraft. It is defined as the force (usually in tonnes-force or kilonewtons (kN)) exerted by a vessel under full power, on a shore-mounted bollard through a tow-line, commonly measured in a practical test (but sometimes simulated) under test conditions that include calm…

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Measurement

ShipyardsCurrentsWindsPropeller walkSalinity
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WatercraftForceTonnesKilonewtonsVessel
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Bollard pull

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related to Further reading · 30
Bollard pull → Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Anthony, Archived, Arthur, B978-0-7506-8987-8, Bollard, Bollard Pull Trial Code, Book, Dan, FOCUSES ON STABILITY AND, Hain, HARBOUR TUG, International Symposium, ISBN, Jochem, Jong, Journal, Khairul Fikhri, Marine Propulsors, Molland
related to Practical trial · 10
Bollard pull → Conditions, Currents, Ideally, If, It, One, Summarizing, The, This, Water
related to External links · 6
Bollard pull → Association, Capt, Hanseatic Marine Underwriters, International Standard, Pull, Zahalka
related to Simulation · 6
Bollard pull → Both, Furthermore, Hence, However, Practical, This
related to Human-powered vehicles · 4
Bollard pull → Although, Hence, Practical, There
related to background · 3
Bollard pull → Bollard, Effective, Unlike
is a · 1
Bollard pull → conventional measure of the pulling
measured by · 1
Bollard pull → Values

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Bollard pullis aconventional measure of the pulling0.90text
a tractorinstance ofa piece of heavy machinery0.80text
or a truckinstance ofa piece of heavy machinery0.80text
Bollard pullmeasured byValues0.60section
Bollard pullrelated to backgroundUnlike0.60section
Bollard pullrelated to backgroundBollard0.60section
Bollard pullrelated to backgroundEffective0.60section
Bollard pullrelated to External linksInternational Standard0.60section
Bollard pullrelated to External linksPull0.60section
Bollard pullrelated to External linksCapt0.60section
Bollard pullrelated to External linksZahalka0.60section
Bollard pullrelated to External linksAssociation0.60section

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