Glossary. A
Glossary. A
AMSAT is a shortcut for --->'Australian Marine Science and Technology Limited'.
ANAO is an abbreviation that can stand for several different things in the maritime context. Here are a few possibilities:
Deutsch: Ankerdrift / Español: Arrastre del ancla / Português: Deriva da âncora / Français: Dérive de l'ancre / Italiano: Deriva dell'ancora
Anchor drag in the maritime context refers to the unintended Movement of a vessel due to the anchor failing to hold securely to the seabed. This can occur when external forces, such as strong winds, currents, or waves, exceed the anchor's holding capacity or when the seabed conditions are unsuitable for anchoring.
Deutsch: Ankerbewuchs / Español: Incrustación de anclas / Português: Incrustação de âncoras / Français: Encroûtement d'ancres / Italiano: Incrostazione di ancore
Anchor fouling refers to the accumulation of marine organisms on the surface of an anchor, which can impair its functionality and performance. This phenomenon is a significant concern in maritime operations, as it can lead to increased drag, reduced holding power, and difficulties in anchor retrieval. Understanding anchor fouling is crucial for maintaining the efficiency and reliability of anchoring systems in various marine environments.
Deutsch: Verankerung / Español: Anclaje / Português: Ancoragem / Français: Ancrage / Italiano: Ancoraggio
Anchoring in the maritime context refers to the process of securing a vessel in a particular location by deploying an anchor. This ensures that the vessel remains stationary, despite currents, wind, or other forces that might otherwise cause it to drift.