Drydock

[@PhantomDrums917]

Very informative! I used to work for the cruise industry and I was always amazed at how they got the ship to park so perfectly on those cement blocks or the old wooden pallets.

[@michaelovitch]

Flashy helmets required for selfies....and the weight of the anchor is the same that the boat itself mmmhhh....

[@jameskalas16]

Completely random choice of Joe Satriani for the music on this video haha

[@GOLDSMITHEXILE]

Despite the hi tech multi billion dollar ship, ancient folding wedge technology cant be bettered for supporting it in dry dock. One of the most ancient and most useful devices known to man.

[@jeevanantham3238]

My mother home is Asry. I can't forgot that experience. Before 2000 I was There. Still I love Asry. MY HEARTY WISHES TO ASRY.

[@aldisley1741]

We all knew what he meant, give him a break, obviously not a pro in his field but i found it informative and enjoyable, we all love a victim don`t we.

[@rickdee67]

What exactly does he mean, because I looked and couldn't find specifications for the anchors!

[@simonwong82381]

Dear Al Disley, Can you give me some guideline on the construction of Dry Dock for 20,000mt. Thanks.

[@aldisley1741]

Simon, when you left school, you obviously never quite made it out of the schoolyard did you?

[@simonwong82381]

Sorry I am not in Maritime. My scope is on Management. Need more understanding for personal. Thanks.

[@jerrykropp2557]

Aqqql Disley

[@sealover5861]

I think this ship has a DPS (Dynamic Positioning System) that automatically keeps the ship in position using the ship's thrusters. The anchors are more for emergency.

[@bigeasy_f150]

no. everytime we have tendered at coco cay the anchor has been in the water

[@monkemonke9048]

Ehh I think it saves power

[@diogocatalano9557]

Excelent explanations, contratulations for the very interesting and informative video.

[@정도균-p8r]

Dudes, An anchor - 15t, Anchor Chains - 100-120t as per my experience.

[@davidbulley4393]

no mate, 9000 tonne anchor hahaha 9000kg more like

[@johndunkle740]

How do you paint under all of those blocks when your in dry dock?There are over 200 and the ship can't just be listed to remove a few at a time for painting under them.

[@teixeirastreet]

Don't worry, if there is a hole they will find it, sooner or later.

[@cr1490]

There are multiple positions for the blocks. The next time the ship goes into dry dock, the keel blocks are in a new position, allowing for painting in the areas that were previously on blocks

[@charleeboytruth8195]

Anchor weighing in just short of 9,000 tons ?! ! 😜 Ship must weigh about 1,000,000 tons then to have anchors that heavy🙄

[@Acceoss]

I actually thought this guy knew what he was talking about ..up until the anchors.

[@itzreid2835]

"They weight just shy of 9000 Tons" 1 minute earlier "The ship weights about 9000 Tons" "I don't think so pal."

[@stonehartfloydfan]

A ship of her size will have an anchor with a weight of around 30 Us Ton or so not 9000 ton... hell's teeth that is about the displacement of the whole damn ship hahaha.

[@wengy78]

No, he said the ship weight was 90,000 tons, which is about right for a cruiseship, they generally weight around 100,000 tons, except for the really big ones like the Symphony of the Seas owned by Royal Carribean, that class of ships weighs 200,000 tons.

[@starshipenterprise425]

Those Anchors have the same mass of an Arleigh Burke destroyer per anchor.

[@jerrykropp2557]

Starship Enterpriseqq

[@owenmonast9582]

Those anchors are definitely not 9000 tones considering most dry docks are around 6000 tones

[@johndunkle740]

I caught that error and thought he spoke to fast. 9000 pounds would be closer.

[@Sav0007]

This is not a sail ship.. its a motorship...so need to check with Chief Engineer ( Captains counterpart on the Engineering side)...for info on the Tech aspects of the vessel. Captains knowledge on Tech matters is often inadequate by comparison as not qualified enough as the Chief Engineer or Tech Supdt .of the vessel.

[@rickdee67]

9000 tons anchors? Holy smoke!

[@sealover5861]

That's a lie. The anchors of the Queen Mary 2 (much bigger than this) weighs 23 tons each and an anchor chain weighs 273 tons.

[@TheDobroFan]

Same here, it ought to be a mistake.

[@DB-thats-me]

9000 ton anchors? Maybe 9000lb me thinks

[@cookiejarvis3856]

+DB Thats-Me No. 9000 tons. Those ships weigh over 20000 tons sometimes. So they need a heavy/big ass anchors

[@DB-thats-me]

+Dark Star Given that a 100,000t vessel has anchors weighing 20tons each, a 200,000 would need ones weighing 40ton (90,000lb). That looks about right. To weigh 90,000t the anchor would need a cube with a MINIMUM dimension of 11meters per side! BTW, At 40t, that IS a bad ass anchor!

[@cookiejarvis3856]

DB Thats-Me Yeah

[@ShakerBaby9235]

Haha - I was caught by that too. Anchors that weigh in at 18 million pounds ... by weight that's roughly equivalent to a cube of iron that is 10m per side. :-)

[@ShakerBaby9235]

Whoops - I see you already did the rough calc. I got 1036 cubic metres.

[@jacc88888]

Isn’t the word “water” not “warder” in UK English?.. Nevertheless very interesting

[@leoleano2544]

how to apfly welder in your siphyard??? abve 9years experience my work in philippine siphyard...hanjin philippine.. head foreman in welding unit erection part.

[@hortonwintzfur3033]

Leo Leano pilipino ka?

[@kellypayne91]

9000 tons? i don't think so. 9 tons most likely.

[@blitzkrieg7353]

exactly

[@norlitopico352]

What is company drydock this.because im looking a job helper outside machinist...special skilled: Valve technician,i know to use micrometer and dial indicator...

[@SunyenChiu]

Navantia

[@norlitopico352]

what state that?

[@norlitopico352]

hydraulic pin stabilizer I know how to put the mechanical seal. I'm assisted to tech-reps before in new York shipyard..

[@SunyenChiu]

Navantia is in Spain

[@xtincs.phazeiii2732]

Sunyen Chiu nope

[@apuavocis]

hai video del drydock in shanghai?

[@MRBILL-dr2wr]

I think my dog eats its own poop. the reason I say that is I never see poop in the backyard and the animal just licks its ass all the time . 🤷‍♂️

[@Videorebels]

Make sense

[@brianwebb8136]

Vegeta, how many tons does the scouter say those anchors weigh?!

[@itzreid2835]

Brian Webb OVER 9000!!!

[@LovingAtlanta]

👍Interesting 💝

[@kingoftrite]

The song "At the Dry Dock Tonight" kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGe1n4BvpbN-qac

[@thegunner4045]

propeller 360° oh really????

[@rudolfpeterudo3100]

If they are Azi-Pods then yes you get 360 degree rotation

[@MdShohel-pr6ho]

Hello

[@andrewmorke]

Once upon a time captains wore magnificent uniforms and carried themselves with steely decorum. Now they just stand with their hands in their pockets, looking like rent-a-bus drivers. I suppose the days of mighty sea captains is long over. Look at the rats who were supposed to take care of thousands of souls on the Ocreanos and Costa Concordia.

[@Videorebels]

Isn't really how they look that define how good and responsible they are, Captain Schettino instead was somebody that care much more about appareance then his crew and passengers, a big shame for Costa that wasn't able to select wisely their officers, I'm italian (luckily I haven't cruised with him, but I can tell you that I remember quite a lot of asshole actitude with some others male Italian captain in Costa Cruise). I travelled with captain Carol around 3 months, no complaint, frendly and sweet with her crew and one of the smoothest cruises I had around the mediterranean which is not always an easy sea in winter.

[@wengy78]

9,000 ton anchors, what!?!?! I think he got his tons and pounds or kilos mixed up. Those anchors probably weigh 9,000 lbs or kilos, or maybe 20 tons at the most. Those chain links are maybe 300-400lbs each. Maybe if you added up the 2-3 anchors and all the chain, it would add up to 1,000 tons, but I doubt it would even be that high a figure. The biggest ship anchor ever made - that I know of - comes from the biggest ship ever made, the Seawise Giant. She was a supertanker of some 500,000 dwt, or about 5+ times the weight of this cruiseship. The Seawise Giant's anchors weighed 36 tons each.

[@josephstalin5332]

seriously? 9000?

[@monkemonke9048]

I think pounds

[@ScottishNSRailFan]

Anchors are nearly 9000 tons, I don’t think so. No wonder you have so few subscribers

[@Videorebels]

Scottish NS Rail Fan yep the guy made a mistake, I wrote it in description, this is just a channel where I show my commercial shootings I'm already suprised that some people subscribed :P

[@merbinbenitez951]

no comprendo nada.... yo sólo ablo Español

[@andrescarvajal8478]

Lo peor es que es fácil de entender lo que está diciendo jajaja

[@navyplumberboy8274]

It's actually the fohksul. Not the bow. Man!

[@78a67h]

A woman captain, wow. I can imagine her in a crisis at sea and how she would fare with all those lives depending on her actions.

[@j.a.harbour5349]

Nope nope nope

[@AirCrash1]

3:16

[@manises14]

Crusing sucks.

[@josephkane825]

RE-edit and leave out the overly loud and inane muzak.

[@Videorebels]

of course, the timeline is still open from 2013, stay tuned will upload in a sec

[@josephkane825]

@@Videorebels Well, had no idea when it came out. I just saw it and had some inner ear damage in the first few seconds. Am to infer that you think it is OK for you to publish this type of video with this kind and level of mind destroying noise attached? ???????? Do you somehow thing you might become a another Cecil B. DeMille by using overly loud and trashy MUZAK for special effect?????

[@Videorebels]

@@josephkane825 I understand it after searching what the hell was muzak, it was a music collection I had from the broadcast job in the cruise ship, at the time was the only option available with the crappy internet onboard and no budget, thanks god I didn't work there so long to remind it, I get how painful may sound after many edits ;)

[@josephkane825]

@@Videorebels I do not know whether you are being sarcastic or you are apologizing for the "Aural Assault". Just so there is no doubt as to where I stand, please read on. My use of the term MUZAK goes back to the mid 1950's when the term was actually applied to elevator music or airline terminal music. It was determined by properly qualified scientists to be calming and generally pleasant. The talentless generation of so called musicians reacted with scorn and the generations of mind destroying noise followed. There was no death penalty for the miss application of the word "music" to their overly loud and three second cycle repetitive trash, so they got away with calling it "music". I am in open rebellion to those talentless hacks, and, in revenge, call any form of their mind destroying noise - "MUZAK". Now, the talentless entertainment producers of every ilk chose to think it is necessary to include some degree of muzak in every advertisement or even every entertainment or information video that their damaged minds can produce. I guess they think it will make then the next Cecil B. DeMIlle?!?!? (Oh Well - They are talentless and mentally deficient after all!) I see this continuing trend of talentlessnes as a disease of the gene pool. Genetic cleansing is clearly required! So, I usually call a curse of God down on all responsible for such productions, so that they and their children catch bone cancer. It in currently incurable, it is extremely painful, and it has no palliative.

[@Videorebels]

@Joseph Kane ok man, I´m lost. I thought you was talking about the bad quality of music that companies buy for corporate videos (this one was just a corporate video with some music purchased by the company), and I was empathising thinking you was a videomaker tired of editing with this stuff. ..but now I can't tell if you are sarcasting, trolling, serious, crazy or sane and I don't get you ..can be. Anyway I who care, I'm not looking for your approval and I understand you don't enjoy to listen to this track ..so is better for everybody to close the conversation, no sarcasm, if you hate it don't listen.

[@lordofentropy]

1 sentence *HUGE ASTHMATIC INHALE* 1 sentence *HUGE ASTHMATIC INHALE* 1 sentence *HUGE ASTHMATIC INHALE* 1 sentence *HUGE ASTHMATIC INHALE* Did this guy go for a run before trying to narrate this or something? Slow down talking so you can breath normally and not have to punctuate every sentence with a huge inhale, gets very distracting for an audience.

[@shipscat21]

9000 tons for the anchors?? I dont think so, Maybe 900 tons with both cables added, but nowhere 9000 tons.