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| Sam, Sent you the spreadsheet. Might fall on junk mail as yours did. I would suggest you use Guillermo's method. He is a lot smarter than my boss. Rx |
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| I got it. A Thousand thanks! |
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| Is it true that the ratio would be for every barge it's 200 HP? |
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| Have you contacted Jabatan Laut? (i.e.Port Klang) They will have some statements about safety. And perhaps more leads to powering requirements. |
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| Good Morning, the tug horsepower to barge ratio is used to fiqure out which tug is suitable for towing or pushing a certain barge with cargo. |
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| Hyperthetically speaking,-- with no wind and no tide could you push the Queen Mary away from the dock by hand. Well? |
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| How true. But this ratio was orignated by Oil Companies for safety purposes, when pushing, or towing alongside. Every Tug and Barge company has one and are all different. What I was trying to relate this to is a tug pushing a loaded scow full of rocks. |
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| Towing Manual Google Navy Towing Manual or Army Towing Manual - these are US Gov't manuals that contain a lot of emperical data and a structured approach to the problem. Both are available on the internet. |
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| Thanks, I'll do that |
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