GB/T 11586-1989
AbolishedPanama chocks
巴拿马运河导缆孔
Application Summary AI generated
GB/T 11586-1989 specifies the dimensions, materials, and structural requirements for Panama chocks, which are specialized fairleads used to guide mooring lines on ships transiting the Panama Canal. This standard is applied in shipbuilding and vessel design to ensure compatibility with the canal's towing and locking systems, preventing line abrasion or failure during transit. It is critical for cargo ships, tankers, and other large vessels that regularly navigate the Panama Canal, ensuring safe and efficient mooring operations.
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