MORDEC? Anchors
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MORDEC™ Anchors

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MORDEC™ ANCHORS Common Terms used for Anchor ANCHORS: Mooring anchors serves as a securing point for vessels to keep them in position off-shore or in a river. To do this, they must dig into the bed and their shape is designed for this purposed. All the principal anchors used today are stockless type. TANDEM ANCHORING: Operation consisting of connecting one anchor to another in order to distribute the anchoring points and this strengthen a permanent anchorage. BLOCK: Heavy block located at the base of the anchor and intended to distance the centre of gravity from the anchor shackles CROWN...

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MORDEC™ ANCHORS Conventional Anchors Byers Baldt ANCHORS Offshore Anchors SSHP Flipper Delta Bruce FFTS Other Anchors Sandig II

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MORDEC™ ANCHORS Proof Load Test - Conventional Anchors Mass of Proof test Proof test Proof test Load * Proof loads for intermediate mass are to be determined by linear interpolation. NOTES 1. Where high holding power anchors have a mass exceeding 36000kg, the proof loads are to be taken as 0.250 (mass of anchor in kg) tonne-f, but not less than 278.0 tonne-f. 2. Where ordinary anchors have a mass exceeding 48000kg, the proof loads are to be taken as 0.210 (actual mass of anchor in kg) tonne-f, but not less than 278.0 tonne-f.

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MORDEC™ ANCHORS Proof Load Test — HHP Anchors Proof test Proof test Proof test Load * Proof loads for intermediate mass are to be determined by linear interpolation. NOTES 1. Where high holding power anchors have a mass exceeding 36000kg, the proof loads are to be taken as 0.250 (mass of anchor in kg) tonne-f, but not less than 278.0 tonne-f. 2. Where ordinary anchors have a mass exceeding 48000kg, the proof loads are to be taken as 0.210 (actual mass of anchor in kg) tonne-f, but not less than 278.0 tonne-f.

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MORDEC™ ANCHORS MAK-HL Hall Type Stockless Anchor

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MORDEC™ ANCHORS MAK-AC AC-14 H.H.P. Stockless Anchor ANCHORS

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MORDEC™ ANCHORS MAK-AC AC-14 H.H.P. Stockless Anchor (Part 2 of 2)

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MORDEC™ ANCHORS MAK-SP Spek Anchor

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MORDEC™ ANCHORS MAK-DF Danforth Anchor MAK-TW Pool TW Anchor

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MORDEC™ ANCHORS MAK-TW Pool TW Anchor ANCHORS The measurements may vary between different models.

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MORDEC™ ANCHORS MAK-PN Pool N Anchor The measurements may vary between different models.

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MORDEC™ ANCHORS MAK-DT Delta Anchor

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MORDEC ANCHORS Accessories for Anchor Retrieval The Permanent Chain-Lock Chaser Increased rig dimensions and anchor forces lead lo higher req u irenicnfr for the brcaki n u; -out force. Whilst the greater force may be available wilb ibe lerge yhv'sL The need was seen for a chaser which could hreake-oai an anchor without Imviny; to contend with the force in the monriny which opposes breaking out. The; chain-luck Chaser currently under development and Held Irials, fulfills this rcLjunrcmenl, By Locking on the chain ahead of the anchor shackle, [he niooring lension can he completely relaxed,...

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