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Following cargo loading operations, your vessel is experiencing an excessive at-sea sagging bending stress as shown in the illustration. What should you do to reduce the bending moment? Illustration SF-0047

USCG illustration SF-0047 for Engine Engineering Safety question 865
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2b 2bluemagnets · Jan 3, 2015
Incorrect illustration. Hogging condition is depicted, whereas the question is talking about sagging condition.
2b 2bluemagnets · Jan 3, 2015
Incorrect illustration. Hogging condition is depicted, whereas the question is talking about sagging condition.
ma maritime16 · May 17, 2016
Agreed, answer should be D.
hu hughesyadaddy · May 30, 2017
The answer is correct; however, the illustration is wrong.

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