Tugboat Knowledge Base
How would you describe the most modern tugboat? This community gave me a good summation of Tugboat History. I have read about GE developing a hybrid Tug. Now I would like to know what is the latest and greatest to date. It is comforting to read about industries from the 19th century that are still going strong. I love Rail Roads for the same reason. I associate this country with the development of industry in that century, but I also like to see how our industries have evolved and changed.
What are the requirements to work on a tugboat? Whats the minimum age? Do you have to go to a tech school? Do you need to have a high school diploma? Will be working in the gulf of Mexico, New Orleans to Brownsville. Looking to start out as a deckhand and work my way up. Thanks.
How would one become a bar pilot? Tugboat captain? It looks like a great job but I can't find much info on how one works his way up to becoming a bar pilot. And what about tugboad captain? Is it a similar route? thanks nytugcapt., hope you get this message- how many hours is normal to upgrade licenses? So would serving on a large cargo ship be the way to go to gain hours after a martime academy?
marine- if a tugboat has 50 ton bollard pull, what 50ton bollard pull can do? I understand, it is the force exerted by tugboat but is there any technical definition for bollard pull, eg. moving object of certain mass through water to a distance or in a certain time. Can bollard pull be easily understood like Horsepower? Can someone answer me here or mail me to elanknights@gmail.com thanks.
Since the speed of sound waves and light waves is constant, do all similar waves have the same speed? Why? A tugboat and a speedboat make waves that travel at the same speed. Why? Light waves and sound waves travel at the same speed. Why? I am curious and I've taken a year of physics, so it's no holes-barred for scientific mumbo-jumbo. Throw me any answers you got. I know light and sound are different speeds from each other, I am asking why all sound in the same medium travels the same speed and why all light in the same medium travels the same speed.
Movie made to look like a newscast about a nuclear device on a tugboat? I think this came out before "The Day After" or around the same time. I am thinking '83-84 because I was in 7th grade. It may not be a tugboat, but I am pretty sure it is a boat. Terrorists promised to detonate. I seem to remember it had commercials that were inturrupted with "Special Reports" but there was a disclaimer that you were watching a movie. It was a United States film. I think the device did explode. It was not The Day After. You may have even been assigned to watch it as homework. Many households in my region did not have cable TV available at the time, so the school librarian recorded it for kids to watch it in study hall. Does the ring a bell with anybody??? It was made for TV Thanks Andre L! I dogpiled "Bomb tugboat" and found the same page. I thought I had done that a few months back, and found nothing! Congrats and 10 points!
How much work, in Joules, does the tugboad do? A tugboat exerts a constant force of 5.60 103 N on a ship moving at constant speed through a harbor. How much work does the tugboat do on the ship if each moves a distance of 2.00 km?
what is the shelf life of diesel fuel? I have a chance to buy a few thousand dollars worth of diesel fuel but it is about eight years old. It's been stored in a fueltank of an old tugboat. Is the fuel still good?
Scuffy the Tugboat is a rip-off!? If you don't know who Scuffy the Tugboat or Little Toot is, look them up. Don't you agree that Scuffy the Tugboat completely copied Little Toot's main idea? Scuffy the Tugboat was also made about ten years later, so Little Toot had no chance of copying Scuffy. Thank you!
Calculus: Tugboat problem? A tugboat moces a ship up to the dock by pushing its stern at a rate of 3m/s. The ship is 200m long. Its bow remains in contact with the dock and its stern remains in contact with the pier. At what rate is the bow moving along the dock when the stern is 120m from the dock? Using related rates plz.
Old Tugboat Cartoon? Its an old tugboat cartoon like the little tug that could...the little tug cause trouble at the begin and is the hero at the end when he safe a big ship during a storm ...I remember the cartoon when I was a kid 1980's now forgot the name?
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