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TIPS FOR IMUCET 2024

Following are a few things to remember during IMUCET Preparation- 1. IMU CET 2024 Paper Pattern The paper pattern of IMUCET changes every year, unlike other competitive exams. One cannot be

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BSc Nautical Science vs DNS

DNS v/s BSc Nautical Science

When it comes to Diploma in Nautical Science (DNS) and BSc Nautical Science, many aspirants have doubts regarding which course to join and which one is the best. In this blog,

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Free Surface Effect in Ship

Introduction The free surface effect, also known as the free surface phenomenon, refers to the tendency of liquids to move in response to changes in the altitude of the ship, rolling,

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What is Fresh Water Allowance?

Overview  When a ship moves from saltwater to freshwater, it feels heavier and sinks deeper into the water, increasing its draft (how much of the ship is underwater). When the ship

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How to Apply CDC?

If you are a soon-to-be Seafarer looking to join your first vessel, you will surely need a CDC or a continuous discharge certificate. Without a CDC, you are not what the

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Speed Log & Doppler Log

Introduction  Speed log is the bridge equipment used to find out the speed of the ship and the distance traveled through the water. This instrument is used to find the dead

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Permit to Work System

1. What is the Work Permit System? Permit-to-work system is a formalized process used by companies to manage and control high-risk activities to ensure that there is no harm to the

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Emergency generator onboard ship

Emergency generator onboard ship

A emergency generator onboard a ship is a device that is used to provide electrical power whenever the main generator is not working. Ships require a constant and reliable supply of

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hotspot in ship

Hotspots on a ship

Hotspots on ships are areas that are prone to high temperatures and are at risk of catching fire. These areas can pose a serious danger to the crew, the ship itself,

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