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06-22-2009, 12:22 PM
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| Towing Fittings - Safe Working Loads? I have been trying to find information on the safe working loads of various chocks and bitts (as required by the Emergency Towing Regulations in the MSC.1/Circ. 1255). Is there a standard safe working load used for vessel design - as in "a 8" X 10" closed chock is rated at _____ Metric Tons SWL." Any suggestions where I could find this information? I need to try and find the SWL of all the potential towing fittings for aluminum and steel offshore vessels.  |
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