Dry Docking a Ship

[@praveenn9258]

Can you please upload a video regarding construction of Caisson Gate for a graving dock.

[@jomonpalp]

Simply superb presentation

[@marineinsight]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@donaldbest1295]

What an interesting presentation. So many variables that I never considered. Thanks for the knowledge and entertainment.

[@marineinsight]

Glad it was helpful!

[@arumugamthiyagarajan4566]

EXCELLANT TUTION TYPE VIDEOS, GOOD SPOON FEEDING LIKE BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE. WELL DONE.

[@marineinsight]

Glad you found it useful 👍

[@shivan4219]

Good work. This was a pleasure to watch.

[@marineinsight]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@oldemarcarolbandeira7206]

Amazing!

[@marineinsight]

Thank you for the comment

[@megabytesmusic]

Thanks for sharing!

[@sundarviswanathan6500]

Quite educative. Good video. Thanks 🙏🌷

[@marineinsight]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@pewpewindustries2657]

i love docking! 😍

[@marineinsight]

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[@AzzaHabeeb]

very informative video. I was wondering where the drawings,details,dimensions of dry docking area in a shipyard would be available?.

[@raghav.malhotra]

Great

[@warnpassion]

Nice video. Next, please make a detailed video on how floating docks work.

[@marineinsight]

Great suggestion!

[@MegaCaptsparrow]

Excellent content ! Keep making interesting video.I like the animation!

[@simonpender8331]

Very interesting, thank you.

[@PranayDsouza]

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[@SyamKumarVoleti]

Excellent video. Great information 🙏

[@marineinsight]

Thank you Syam. Please do share and support. 👍🏻

[@danielrostek6449]

Well done, the a lot! But be careful, the CoG does not change when touching the blocks (provided you have no free surface moments). It is the upthrust that is transferred from the CoB to the blocks. However, some literature refers to it as a virtual rise of CoG.

[@PranayDsouza]

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[@shipnet9959]

Thank you for the interesting video and explained very well.

[@marineinsight]

Glad it was helpful!

[@PranayDsouza]

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[@rickxiangvlog9332]

drydock are realy interesting ..i been to drydock twice lot of works noice and everything. i did some behind the scene video so if you wanna check it out.. lots of happenings going on

[@marineinsight]

Thank you for commenting. We would love to know your dry dock experience 👍🏻

[@astlefernandes1429]

Sir very gud video n gud knowledge for seamen who never did drydock .

[@marineinsight]

Glad you liked it

[@shubhamupman7260]

Excellent explanation 😁✌️

[@FITA-369]

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[@marineinsight]

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[@rramanathan18]

SUPER

[@ferdinandfrancis9673]

When the ship is in dry dock, what does the crew of the ship do, and do they stay at hotels.

[@marineinsight]

Depends if ship has provided with shore power

[@ajysingh2038]

what calculation is required when is entering the drydock ( virtual loss of gm calculation ) can you explain

[@marineinsight]

do check this detailed article - www.marineinsight.com/guidelines/dry-dock-types-of-dry-docks-requirements-for-dry-dock/

[@gouravmanjariya3426]

Any idea why we take wet sounding of tank and after ship resting on block dry sounding is taken ?

[@velagasaisunil58]

Very good explanation Keep it up Plss do a video on Life of a deck cadet

[@marineinsight]

Hi Sai. Thank you for your comment. Well noted 👍🏻

[@KutWrite]

How do floating drydocks sink. I'm sure some kind of tanks fill with water ballast, but the concept is vague in my mind.

[@josephbennett3482]

Yes you are correct: floating dry docks suck in sea water into massive tanks which causes the floating dock to sink down then the water is pumped back out when the floating dock needs to lift up.

[@asivhanzhimudzunga1352]

What are Requiments of dry dock.

[@mohamedeldanasory2960]

I think you must state maintenance plans And dry dock requirements

[@marineinsight]

Thank you for the suggestion. We can have a separate topic on that

[@richardpeterson3753]

Ok.so at 1:27 the part that was being removed has what looks like two fan ducts,what are they,and what are they for?

[@verminer7]

do you guys have a E- Book for docking operation to learn?

[@marineinsight]

We do have an ebook on drydocking porcedure - learn.marineinsight.com/eBooks/e-dry-dock-combo-pack/

[@Aukhan4all]

I m searching too

[@phumlanieshmael3810]

When should Propellers and Rudders be inspected?

[@marineinsight]

During dry docking of the ship

[@astlefernandes1429]

Sir the blocks fitted under the keel wen docking in floating dock how they know does yard take the ships plan size of ship ??but those blocks r fitted wer the ship beam remain no?

[@ridhosanka5224]

How to make sure that ship is in right position to touch the block ??

[@marineinsight]

That comes under docking plan

[@danielrostek6449]

After touching the first blocks with the stern, there is still the opportunity to adjust the side blocks so that it matches the docking plan. That is why it is so important to know at which draught the stability finally vanishes.

[@nightryder9949]

Why the stern touches the Keel blocks first why not the stem

[@stephenlee6616]

Does a graving dock could both meet the requirements of ship repairing & ship building? For example, capabilities to tanker/container vessel of up to 300 meters L.O.A like that, both ship repairing & ship building, thank you!

[@vaisakhcc2217]

Whats the difference bw shipyard and a dry dock..or is that same

[@marineinsight]

Shipyard is used for construction of the ship and dry dock is used for repairs. Usually, a shipyard can have a dry dock.

[@amit4f2011]

How to go drydock with damaged ship?

[@technoidic_ash]

Cool intro🔥👏

[@marineinsight]

Hey Ashish Stay Tuned. We have something new coming...

[@technoidic_ash]

Bell icon animation?

[@marineinsight]

:)

[@atelierunterderteck7583]

How do you paint the areas of the hull where the boat is sitting on the blocks?

[@janvisser2223]

They do not paint that area. It will be done during the next docking.

[@atelierunterderteck7583]

@@janvisser2223 ...so the next time the workers must know, which Part of the hull was not painted this time? And what about new ships? Which are both painted Set?

[@janvisser2223]

Atelier unter der Teck during the next docking a diver will check the position of the vessel in relation to the keel blocks. Vessels position can be changed by winches on the walls of the dock. Newbuilding is something completely different. Ships are built in large block sections. Placed on steel supports. The blocks are completely painted except for the ends were the section buttwelds are to be made. Those parts are left with only the socalled shopprimer on it. After finishing the buttwelds, including tightness test and NDT, the small areas (about 600 mm wide) needs to be provided with the prescribed coating system (anti corrosive and / or antifouling) Keel blocks will of-course be removed then in those areas. An owner will not accept it otherwise. Back to a regular docking: a shipyard will charge the owners for each block to be removed. Normally, the paint system on the flat bottom part of the hull will be found intact during inspection, making it not necessary to recoat the areas resting on the blocks.

[@atelierunterderteck7583]

Thank you very much, Jan! That is very interesting for me and now I have finally understood the processes!

[@kundudev1449]

Please keep up

[@onkie1189]

ada yg punya diskripsi urut-urutan proses ini g ?

[@marineinsight]

Do check our guide -- learn.marineinsight.com/eBooks/e-dry-dock-operations-deck-department/

[@onkie1189]

@@marineinsight Thank you

[@thomasdelaney9370]

No. No, I never wondered. I only watch videos to be informed without a lot of fluff and meandering. I’m a pretty busy guy and have about four other things I need to do without steering through a lot of garbage, first. Sorry…NOT sorry!

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