Question 2166 Deck General
70% to passWhat material may be substituted for zinc when making a poured metal socket ending to a wire rope?
A
Solder
B
Lead
C
Babbitt
D
Nothing
AI Explanation
The correct answer is D) Nothing. The US Coast Guard regulations do not allow the substitution of any material for zinc when making a poured metal socket ending to a wire rope. Zinc is the only acceptable material for this application as it provides the necessary corrosion resistance and strength to properly secure the wire rope. Using any other material, such as solder, lead, or babbitt, would not meet the regulatory requirements and could compromise the integrity and safety of the wire rope connection.
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