Glossary. W
Glossary. W
English: Watch-System
German: Die Wache (Schiffswache) ist eine Einteilung der Besatzung auf verschiedene Wachdienste im Schichtdienst, z.B. ein Wachgänger, Brückenwache, Maschinenwache; z.B. eine Deckswache bewacht das Schiff im Hafen.
Mit Wache wird auch der entsprechende Zeitraum bezeichnet.
Es gibt Wachen für je 4 Std. (und anschließend 8 Std. frei) sowie 6 Std. (und anschließend 6 Std. frei).
Deutsch: Lagerhaltung / Español: Almacenaje / Português: Armazenagem / Français: Entreposage / Italiano: Magazzinaggio
Warehousing in the maritime context refers to the storage of goods in facilities, typically located near ports or transportation hubs, while awaiting further distribution or shipment. These warehouses are crucial for managing cargo, ensuring the smooth flow of goods in global trade, and facilitating efficient supply chain operations. Warehousing in the maritime industry includes specialised facilities such as container yards, cold storage, and bonded warehouses that cater to various types of goods.
Deutsch: Seekrieg / Español: Guerra marítima / Português: Guerra Marítima / Français: Guerre maritime / Italiano: Guerra marittima
Warfare in the maritime context refers to the strategies, tactics, and operations used in conflict on or near the sea. This includes the deployment and engagement of naval forces, the use of naval weapons, and the execution of naval battles.
Deutsch: Wache / Español: Guardia / Português: Vigia / Français: Quart / Italian: Guardia
Watch in the maritime context refers to the system of assigning crew members to shifts during which they are responsible for the operation and safety of the vessel. This system ensures that a ship is continuously monitored and managed, particularly during long voyages where constant vigilance is necessary to maintain navigation, security, and the overall functionality of the vessel.
Deutsch: Wachdienst / Español: Guardia de navegación / Português: Vigilância / Français: Quart de veille / Italiano: Turno di guardia
Watchkeeping in the maritime context refers to the system of organized shifts undertaken by the crew members of a ship to ensure its safe operation and navigation 24 hours a day. This continuous vigilance is critical for monitoring the ship's course, speed, navigational status, and safety, as well as for responding to any potential hazards or emergencies that may arise.
Deutsch: Wasserfahrzeug / Español: Embarcación / Português: Embarcação / Français: Navire / Italiano: Imbarcazione
Watercraft in the maritime context refers to any type of vehicle capable of moving across (or submerged in) water bodies. This broad category encompasses a variety of vessels, each designed for specific purposes, environments, and capabilities.
Deutsch: Wasserlinie / Español: línea de flotación / Português: linha d'água / Français: ligne de flottaison / Italiano: linea di galleggiamento
Waterline in the maritime context refers to the line where the hull of a ship or boat meets the surface of the water when it is afloat. It represents the boundary between the submerged part of the vessel and the portion above the water. The waterline is a crucial factor in naval architecture and ship operations, as it affects buoyancy, stability, speed, and overall performance. It can change with the ship's loading, fuel consumption, and other operational conditions.