Question 3522 Deck General
70% to passThe maximum angular tolerance for a bent link of an anchor chain is _______________.
A
1 degree
B
3 degrees
C
5 degrees
D
7 degrees
AI Explanation
The correct answer is B) 3 degrees. The maximum angular tolerance for a bent link of an anchor chain is 3 degrees, as specified in the United States Coast Guard regulations for Captain's License Examinations. This requirement ensures the integrity and safety of the anchor chain, as excessive bending can weaken the links and compromise the vessel's ability to hold position during anchoring operations. The other options are incorrect because 1 degree is too narrow a tolerance, while 5 and 7 degrees would be considered excessive bending that could potentially lead to chain failure.
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