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- Q418 - Deck General
241. Which term defines a wedge of water that builds up between the head of the barge and the bank?
A wedge of water forming between a barge's bow and a bank is termed a bank cushion, representing high-pressure water that pushes the bow away from the bank; bank suction pulls the stern toward the bank, a bow wave is a general wave system, and 'veering cushion' is not a recognized term.
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