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- Q158 - Navigation and Deck General/Safety
311. A wooden plug fitted tightly in the vent of a damaged tank may prevent which situation?
Plugging a damaged tank vent prevents further inflow of liquid, thus preventing the tank from filling completely. This action does not address structural collapse, free surface effects, or free surface moment, as those are consequences of liquid already within the tank or structural issues, respectively.
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