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- Q413 - Navigation General: Oceans
165. When pushing barges ahead close to a steep revetment where there is no current, what is MOST likely to occur?
Proximity to a steep revetment creates pressure at the barge bow, causing it to sheer away from the bank. This effect is independent of current and does not inherently increase speed or pull the stern away from the bank.
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