Questões de Concurso Militar DPC - Marinha 2008 para Praticante de Prático
Foram encontradas 38 questões
Ano: 2008
Banca:
Marinha
Órgão:
DPC - Marinha
Prova:
Marinha - 2008 - DPC - Marinha - Praticante de Prático |
Q2196790
Engenharia Naval
No que se refere a aparelhos de laborar, a talha singela é um dos tipos mais aplicados a bordo para serviços gerais
do convés. Pode ser descrita como:
Ano: 2008
Banca:
Marinha
Órgão:
DPC - Marinha
Prova:
Marinha - 2008 - DPC - Marinha - Praticante de Prático |
Q2196793
Engenharia Naval
De acordo com o livro “Navegação: A Ciência e a Arte”, de A. P. Miguens, com referência aos controles operacionais
do radar, quando se deseja melhorar a imagem do radar pela supressão dos ecos produzidos pelo retorno do mar
nas proximidades do navio, o operador faz os ajustes necessários por meio:
Ano: 2008
Banca:
Marinha
Órgão:
DPC - Marinha
Prova:
Marinha - 2008 - DPC - Marinha - Praticante de Prático |
Q2196794
Engenharia Naval
According to Swift & Bailey, in the book “Bridge Team Management”, the plan of the passage having been made,
discussed and approved, execution of the plan now has to be determined. By this is meant the methods used to carry
out the plan, including the best use of available resources. Final details will need to be confirmed when the actual
timing of the passage can be established. It must always be borne in mind that safe execution of the passage may
only be achieved by:
Ano: 2008
Banca:
Marinha
Órgão:
DPC - Marinha
Prova:
Marinha - 2008 - DPC - Marinha - Praticante de Prático |
Q2196796
Engenharia Naval
Um navio está navegando em um canal restrito em profundidade e largura. Sabe-se que a profundidade e a largura
do canal são uniformes. Seu rumo é paralelo ao eixo central do canal, mas o navio está navegando a bombordo
desse eixo. Quais serão as tendências do navio, de acordo com o livro “Principles of Naval Arquitecture” (PNA)?
Ano: 2008
Banca:
Marinha
Órgão:
DPC - Marinha
Prova:
Marinha - 2008 - DPC - Marinha - Praticante de Prático |
Q2196800
Engenharia Naval
Before starting to practice in order to improve his ability to estimate his ship’s speed with accuracy, an inexperienced
shiphandler studied the methods available by which the mariner can judge speed. During the study, he made a list
with the following notes:
I) Doppler speed indicator showing lateral motion as well as ahead and stern speed is a valuable shiphandling tool, especially when moving larger ships where speed is critical and tolerance for error small.
II) fixes by radar or visual bearings are convenient and sufficiently accurate for determining speed in a docking situation.
III) even at night is better to estimate ship’s speed looking at objects abeam or little abaft than looking objects ahead of the ships.
IV) if the ship’s quickwater falls behind the ship when the engine is put astern, the vessel’s speed is 3 knots or more.
According to MacElrevey & MacElrevey, in the book “Shiphandler for the Mariner”, what is the correct alternative?
I) Doppler speed indicator showing lateral motion as well as ahead and stern speed is a valuable shiphandling tool, especially when moving larger ships where speed is critical and tolerance for error small.
II) fixes by radar or visual bearings are convenient and sufficiently accurate for determining speed in a docking situation.
III) even at night is better to estimate ship’s speed looking at objects abeam or little abaft than looking objects ahead of the ships.
IV) if the ship’s quickwater falls behind the ship when the engine is put astern, the vessel’s speed is 3 knots or more.
According to MacElrevey & MacElrevey, in the book “Shiphandler for the Mariner”, what is the correct alternative?