Exam Details
| Subject | vayage planning, collision prevention and marine communication – ii | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | b.sc.nautical science | |
| Department | ||
| Organization | alagappa university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | November, 2017 | |
| City, State | tamil nadu, karaikudi |
Question Paper
B.Sc. DEGREE EXAMINATION, NOVEMBER 2017
Nautical Science
VAYAGE PLANNING, COLLISION PREVENTION AND
MARINE COMMUNICATION II
(Upto 2015 batch)
Time 2 Hours Maximum 25 Marks
Answer all questions. x 5 25)
1. Define the following as rules 21.
Mast head light.
Side lights.
What is the arc of visibility of navigation light as
prescribed in rule No. 22. Vessel greater than 100 m
in length?
Or
State the day and night signals (shape and light) for
the following.
Vessel aground
Fishing vessel
Vessel carrying dangerous cargo
Vessel not under command
Vessel at anchor vessel length greater than
100 m.
Sub. Code
25
CP-8000
2
Wk 11
2. What are the publications to carry on board ship?
What is the use of ASO?
Or
What is notices to mariners? List the available
information in it.
What is the uses of Mariner's hand book?
Define the following
Quarantine flag
Ensign staff
Gaff
Triadic stay
Jack staff
CP-8000
3
Wk 11
4. Describe the following
Land fall ahead of your vessel-action.
Seen thick fog batch- your action.
How do you select a suitable anchorage?
Or
Find the height of tide and depth of water at
1430 hrs on March 2nd at a position off Singapore.
(Use Tide Chart).
Extracts from ATT
Zone Time -0800
Time Height
0014 2.7 m
0603 0.8 m
1209 2.9 m
1830 0.6 m
5. Define the following
Radar
ECDIS
TSS
Tidal streams.
Or
What is the difference between Racon and Ramark?
What is chart correction? Describe.
Nautical Science
VAYAGE PLANNING, COLLISION PREVENTION AND
MARINE COMMUNICATION II
(Upto 2015 batch)
Time 2 Hours Maximum 25 Marks
Answer all questions. x 5 25)
1. Define the following as rules 21.
Mast head light.
Side lights.
What is the arc of visibility of navigation light as
prescribed in rule No. 22. Vessel greater than 100 m
in length?
Or
State the day and night signals (shape and light) for
the following.
Vessel aground
Fishing vessel
Vessel carrying dangerous cargo
Vessel not under command
Vessel at anchor vessel length greater than
100 m.
Sub. Code
25
CP-8000
2
Wk 11
2. What are the publications to carry on board ship?
What is the use of ASO?
Or
What is notices to mariners? List the available
information in it.
What is the uses of Mariner's hand book?
Define the following
Quarantine flag
Ensign staff
Gaff
Triadic stay
Jack staff
CP-8000
3
Wk 11
4. Describe the following
Land fall ahead of your vessel-action.
Seen thick fog batch- your action.
How do you select a suitable anchorage?
Or
Find the height of tide and depth of water at
1430 hrs on March 2nd at a position off Singapore.
(Use Tide Chart).
Extracts from ATT
Zone Time -0800
Time Height
0014 2.7 m
0603 0.8 m
1209 2.9 m
1830 0.6 m
5. Define the following
Radar
ECDIS
TSS
Tidal streams.
Or
What is the difference between Racon and Ramark?
What is chart correction? Describe.
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