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Subject: Re: All shook up


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Steve Sherratt (Your right)
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Date Posted: 10/03/08 5:08pm
In reply to: albert bishop 's message, "All shook up" on 9/03/08 11:14am

Albi, I think you are right and the reason is that the prop bites in to the water at lower revs instead of just making cavitations and a lot of noise and vibration.
What T2 was it ESSO Glasgow? We used to have this problem with stopping VLCCs in Bridge Control and to achieve it we used to reduce the rate of opening of the Astern steam valve.
Happy daze, Steve in wet and windy South Derbyshire R770014

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