I agree. Can someone do a diagram? (I’m hungover and helpless).It is hard to vision what this 30 degrees actually means..
30 degrees movement. It’s still wedged on both sides. Maybe wedged deeper.
General Osama Rabie, Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, said that water had started running underneath the vessel.
"We expect that at any time the ship could slide and move from the spot it is in," he told a press conference.
It will be hard to apply force evenly, at the right moment and at the right pressure, it’s best a pull and shove. Plus when they dredge they need to get the sand out in a manner that does not stress the hull when they push and shove.If they have managed to move it a bit I would recommend wiggling it back and forth.
I expect coordinating 10 tugs to wiggle it might prove tricky though
That article was the one I read this morning. It smacks of Egyptian government information management in their traditional manner e.g. make up any old shit.It sounds a bit more positive than that.
Ensure all the salvage crews and tug crews speak different languages. That will help get the “pull!” command done right.If they have managed to move it a bit I would recommend wiggling it back and forth.
I expect coordinating 14 tugs to wiggle it might prove tricky though
" Currently we (Maersk and partners) have three vessels stuck in the canal and 27 vessels waiting to enter the canal, with two more expected to reach the blockage today. "
Update to Vessel blockage in the Suez Canal | Maersk
That article was the one I read this morning. It smacks of Egyptian government information management in their traditional manner e.g. make up any old shit.
Yeah get that shit Sisi involved. That will help.Hmm don't know the veracity of this but:
Egypt president orders cargo to be lifted from ship as more tug boats join rescue
Suez Canal latest: Attempts to free Ever Given fail | The Independent
Very good. Bury the lot in sand and leave it for future generations to puzzle over.
Why didn't we think of this? Come on team. Must do better.
Evergreen truck blocks Chinese motorway
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Evergreen Truck Blocks Chinese Motorway Just Days After Evergreen Ship Jams Suez Canal
<p>The word ‘Evergreen’ will likely now be forever associated with chaos, after a truck carrying one of the company’s shipping containers caused a traffic jam just days after an Evergreen ship got lodged in the Suez Canal. By now we’re probably all familiar with the sight of the huge ship...www.unilad.co.uk
That looks quite nice - visually more interesting than the boring old stone pyramids. I've been wondering why they don't build a giant conveyor belt stretching from end to end of the canal - ships could unload their containers at one end, and the boxes could then be collected by another ship at the other. They could abandon the stuck ship where it is until it eventually rusts away to nothing.
That looks quite nice - visually more interesting than the boring old stone pyramids. I've been wondering why they don't build a giant conveyor belt stretching from end to end of the canal - ships could unload their containers at one end, and the boxes could then be collected by another ship at the other. They could abandon the stuck ship where it is until it eventually rusts away to nothing.
That'd be OK - the planes would be carried along the non-stop conveyor and dumped into the sea at the other end. They won't do it twice.There’d be a risk of planes landing on it.
That'd be OK - the planes would be carried along the non-stop conveyor and dumped into the sea at the other end. They won't do it twice.