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Which type of line is best able to withstand sudden shock loads?

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Which type of line is best able to withstand sudden shock loads?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Properties of synthetic vs natural fiber lines under load • Meaning of elasticity (stretch) in mooring/towing lines • How energy absorption helps when loads come on suddenly

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• Which type of rope will stretch more before parting, and why is that good for shock loads? • Think about how each material behaves if a vessel surges at a dock: which one would cushion the pull, and which would pass the force directly? • Of the materials listed, which is commonly preferred for mooring and towing lines where surging and jerking are expected?

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• Compare which materials are known to be most elastic versus relatively stiff • Recall which line type is traditionally used for dock lines and tow lines because of its ability to absorb shock • Eliminate any materials known for low stretch or that tend to snap more suddenly under shock loading

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Which type of line is best able to withstand sudden shock loads?

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Which type of line is best able to withstand sudden shock loads?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Properties of synthetic vs natural fiber lines under load • Meaning of elasticity (stretch) in mooring/towing lines • How energy absorption helps when loads come on suddenly

💭 Think About

• Which type of rope will stretch more before parting, and why is that good for shock loads? • Think about how each material behaves if a vessel surges at a dock: which one would cushion the pull, and which would pass the force directly? • Of the materials listed, which is commonly preferred for mooring and towing lines where surging and jerking are expected?

✅ Before You Answer

• Compare which materials are known to be most elastic versus relatively stiff • Recall which line type is traditionally used for dock lines and tow lines because of its ability to absorb shock • Eliminate any materials known for low stretch or that tend to snap more suddenly under shock loading

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