Question 1236 Deck Safety
70% to passPuncture leaks in the lower tubes or bottom of an inflatable liferaft should FIRST be stopped by using _______________.
A
sail twine and vulcanizing kit
B
sealing clamps
C
repair tape
D
a tube patch
AI Explanation
The correct answer is B) sealing clamps. The reason sealing clamps are the correct first step for stopping puncture leaks in the lower tubes or bottom of an inflatable liferaft is that they provide a quick and effective way to temporarily seal the leak without further damaging the raft. Sealing clamps are specifically designed for this purpose and can be easily applied to stop air from escaping until more permanent repairs can be made. The other options, such as sail twine, repair tape, or a tube patch, may not be as effective in the immediate term for stopping a puncture leak.
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