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Technical Note: THELOADS ON YACHT ANCHOR CABLES

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By K Klaka

Publication Date: 2020-10-01 Edition Issue: IJME Vol 162 A4.235 Publication Year: 2020 Publication Type: Paper

Safe and effective anchoring remains a fundamental aspect of small-vessel operation, with anchor cable loads strongly influenced by environmental conditions and anchoring configuration. Improved understanding of the relationship between scope ratio, water depth, and wind loading is supporting more informed anchoring practices, helping vessel operators optimise holding performance, reduce anchor loads, and enhance safety during stationary operations.

Detail Link: Technical Note: THELOADS ON YACHT ANCHOR CABLES

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