Yes bank effect.. i read somewhere that the ship was steaming at higher speed in order to counter act the gusts, So the speed was higher that usual and might have caused the vessel to swing to stbd
@@marineinsight the ships LOA IS 400MTRS, so even the slightest swinging could have caused the accident , and the gusty wind might have made counter rudder inputs to nil effect
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Yes bank effect.. i read somewhere that the ship was steaming at higher speed in order to counter act the gusts,
So the speed was higher that usual and might have caused the vessel to swing to stbd
Yes, higher speed might be an added factor for the accident.
@@marineinsight the ships LOA IS 400MTRS,
so even the slightest swinging could have caused the accident , and the gusty wind might have made counter rudder inputs to nil effect
@@elusive6677 Absolutely.. it's a very expensive lesson to be learned.
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In other words ships in such canals definitely need some extra maneuvering thrusters to deal with high lateral winds and rudder inst always enough.
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Hey, marine insight!!! I really want a full detailed overview of a ship's parts and its terminologies. Can you suggest me a book / pdf in this regards ??
Lots of love to your work. ❤
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So wind effect doesn't play any role 🤔
Of course it does...this video is pointing out only squat and bank effect.
@@marineinsight ok got it 👍
The captain and pilot knows about that but you cannot avoid accidents. It will happen anywhere
What happened to the captain of that ship??
The ship has been held by Suez Canal authorities and the crew is still onboard.
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You are confusing more than making it easily understandable