Question 2323 Deck General

The correct answer is B) notch. When the barge headlogs do not meet or are not even with one another, the void or opening between them is called a notch. This term is used in the context of barge construction and inspection to describe the gap or space that occurs when the headlogs, which are the horizontal structural members at the ends of the barge, are not properly aligned. The other options are incorrect because: - Spacing refers to the distance between two objects in general, but does not specifically describe the gap between misaligned headlogs. - Gap is a more generic term that could apply to any opening or void, but does not capture the specific nature of the issue with the headlogs. - Hole implies a complete break or perforation in the structure, rather than a misalignment between the headlogs.