GSK Exit Exam • Set 14 Question 3 of 30
The cemented spurling pipe prevents
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Direct Answer
Option A: Water from entering into the chain locker
The spurling pipe, often cemented, is designed to prevent seawater from entering the chain locker when the anchor is being weighed, thus protecting the anchor chain and locker contents from excessive moisture.
All Options
A
Water from entering into the chain locker
(Correct Answer)
B
Cover from getting rusted
C
Seaman from falling into the chain locker
D
Rust from entering into the chain locker.
Detailed Explanation & Context
The spurling pipe, often cemented, is designed to prevent seawater from entering the chain locker when the anchor is being weighed, thus protecting the anchor chain and locker contents from excessive moisture.
Relevant Framework: STCW 2010 Manila Amendments • DG Shipping E-Learning & Exit Exam Standards • General Ship Knowledge (GSK).
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