Fwd. Anchor Windlass / Capstan

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Fwd. Anchor Windlass / Capstan Location/Operations

Fwd. Anchor Windlass/Capstan In this training module we will look at the following piece of Deck Machinery: Forward Anchor Windlass/Capstan We will also take a look at how it operates, the location of it’s HPU (where applicable), and other information important to know about this piece of equipment.

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan The forward Anchor Windlass/Capstan is for mooring and line handling operations as well as anchoring operations. Vertically oriented, hydraulically operated: Coastal Marine Equipment 1V07533-124-00 ► Line Pull-9,000 lbs. ► ABS Continuous Duty Line Pull- 3,700 lbs. ► Chain Speed-30FPM ► Brake Holding-30,600 lbs. (Maximum)

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Riding Pawl: Costal Marine Equipment Model: IR-CSO75

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Forward Windlass/Capstan HPU: Located in STBD VSP Room, AFT. Coastal Marine Equipment 30 HPU 480 VAC, 3 phase, 30 HP motor 2,600 PSI @ 22 GPM Local reset and power on/off Breaker on Main Switchboard

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan HPU Normally turned On/Off from FWD Wheelhouse Console. This ensures wheelhouse watch is aware Windlass/Capstan are going to be put into operation.

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Directional Controls For Heave/Veer

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Hawse Pipe leads to anchor pocket Anchor Stockless, high holding 595 pounds

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Spill pipe into chain locker 451 feet of ¾ inch grade 2 stud link chain Marked a different color every 50 feet 50' - Red 100' - White 150' - Blue 200' - Orange 250' – Green 300' – Yellow We will seal spill pipe with and aerosol style high expansion foam after each use to keep water and debris out of chain locker!

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Clutch Engage/Disengage Hand wheel Capstan Riding Pawl Windlass Brake Hand wheel Pelican Hook/Turnbuckle Chain Stopper

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan When the clutch on the capstan engages the windlass, the motor can now heave (or veer) the anchor. The part of the windlass that “grabs” the chain links is called the “wildcat.”

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan The Pelican Hook/Turnbuckle Chain Stopper secures the anchor in place at all times when the anchor is not in use. It provides a positive means of securing the anchor system when the windlass is disengaged from the capstan.

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Riding Pawl: Guides chain over deck to hawse pipe Prevents anchor from slipping, accidental release in “down” position Allows for anchor paying out in “up” position. “Down” Position – for retrieving/securing anchor “Up” Positon – for releasing or paying out anchor

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Operating the Capstan: (Line handling) 1. Ridding Pawl Down 2. Chain Stopper Secure

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Operating the Capstan: (Line handling) 3. Anchor Brake Tight (Clockwise) 4. Call wheelhouse: Turn on HPU

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Operating the Capstan: (Line handling) Capstan dog Clutch Pawl 5. Disengage Clutch (Clockwise) 5(a). May have to “jog” capstan with the controls to free the clutch pawls from the capstan dogs. This will allow capstan to move up from clutch pawls (Picture above shows clutch (wildcat) disengaged)

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Operating the Capstan: (Line handling) 6. You may now operate controls to capstan to heave lines. Up/Down on controls changes direction capstan turns. Allows you to change lead of line pull, or heave/veer the line you are working. Be safe!

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Day to Day Configuration For our normal, day to day operations we will leave the Windlass/Capstan set up for Capstan operations: Riding pawl secured (down) Chain Stopper on Anchor Brake tight Wildcat disengaged

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Anchoring Operations (Preparing to Anchor) When informed by the wheelhouse watch to prepare for anchoring, the following needs to be done with the Windlass/Capstan: 1. Wheelhouse watch turns on HPU

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Anchoring Operations (Preparing to Anchor) 2. Windlass Brake tight (CW) 3. Engage clutch (CCW)

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Anchoring Operations (Preparing to Anchor) 3(a). As you engage clutch, jog capstan to line up dogs and pawls . 4. Remove chain stopper

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Anchoring Operations (Preparing to Anchor) 6. Contact wheelhouse watch, and if they give you the ok, release the windlass brake (CCW), and lower the anchor to the water’s edge using the windlass motor. This is called “walking out the anchor.” 5. Raise the stopper on Riding Pawl

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Anchoring Operations (Preparing to Anchor) 8. Now, disengage the clutch. The anchor will now be hanging free of the hawse pipe, held only by the windlass brake. 7. Once anchor is walked out, tighten the windlass brake (CW).

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Anchoring Operations (Preparing to Anchor) 9. Stand-by at the windlass brake: The anchor is now ready to “let go.” Inform the wheelhouse the anchor is ready to let go, and have them turn off the HPU. Make sure all personnel on foredeck are out of the way of the anchor chains path.

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Anchoring Operations 1. When Pilot gives the order to “let go the anchor,” release the brake (CCW) until the chain starts to pay out. Do not let the chain run uncontrolled. Feather the brake to slow the speed of pay-out so chain does not pile up on bottom. Pay out amount of chain specified by Pilot. It’s marked every 50 feet up to the first 300 feet. Don’t let out all the chain!!! (451 feet). Engage brake when proper amount of chain is out.

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Anchoring Operations 2. With brake set on windlass, Pilot will use astern momentum to set anchor. Foredeck crew will provide feedback to Pilot regarding the strain and lead of the anchor chain. Once vessel has settled and it is determined the anchor is holding, turn the HPU back on and do the following: 3. Engage Clutch 4. Lower Stopper on Riding Pawl 5. Release Brake

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Anchoring Operations 6. Slowly veer chain using windlass motor, allowing a chain link to catch on stopper (May have to push on stopper slightly with hand). 7. As the chain locks on the Riding Pawl stopper, pay out enough chain to put a slight belly in between the Riding Pawl and the windlass.

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Anchoring Operations 8. Set the brake 9. Disengage Clutch 10. Turn off HPU Note: Do not put the Pelican Hook/Turnbuckle chain stopper on when the anchor is deployed!

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Anchoring Operations (Heaving Anchor) 1. Pilot will inform you they are ready to heave anchor: Turns on HPU 2. Engage Clutch 3. Release Brake

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Anchoring Operations (Heaving Anchor) 5. Charge a hose line to rinse muck from chain as it comes into hawse pipe. You can use on-ship fire pump or White System. Whatever floats your boat… 6. You are now ready to heave the anchor. Let the Pilot know the windlass is ready, and if they give you the o.k., start heaving. 7. Always have a spotter inform the Pilot the direction the chain is leading (Dead ahead, to port, to starboard, straight up/down), and relative strain (light, moderate, heavy) 4. Riding Pawl Down (Should already be down)

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Anchoring Operations (Heaving Anchor) Spotter needs to keep Pilot informed of chain lead and strain the entire time. Also needs to look for anchor. When it reaches surface, inform Pilot, and have person on windlass controls slow down the rate of heave. Now, slowly bring anchor all the way into pocket. DO NOT JAMB IT INTO POCKET WITH WINDLASS MOTOR! Once anchor is in the pocket let the Pilot know “anchor home.”

Deck Machinery Forward Windlass/Capstan Anchoring Operations (Heaving Anchor) 13. Set Brake 12. Secure Chain Stopper 13. Disengage Clutch 14. Shut off HPU