Inboard Propelling Unit Skeg
Item Name Code (INC) 13252
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A Y-shaped device constructed of metal and hinged to the pontoon hull and to the bottom of the rudder post of a PROPELLING UNIT, INBOARD to protect the propeller and rudder.
Additional Information for Inboard Propelling Unit Skeg
The Inboard Propelling Unit Skeg is a component of the Ship And Boat Propulsion Components supply class, which falls under the Ship And Marine Equipment supply group.
The skeg is a structural element located at the aft end of the ship's hull, specifically designed to support and protect the inboard propelling unit. It is typically made of steel or other durable materials and is attached to the hull of the ship.
The main function of the skeg is to provide stability and support to the propelling unit, which includes the propeller, shaft, and associated machinery. It helps to reduce vibrations and drag, ensuring efficient propulsion of the ship.
In addition to its structural role, the skeg also serves as a protective barrier, shielding the propelling unit from underwater obstacles such as rocks, debris, and marine life. It helps to prevent damage to the propeller and other propulsion components, ensuring the safe operation of the ship.
Overall, the Inboard Propelling Unit Skeg is an essential component of ship and boat propulsion systems, providing stability, support, and protection to the inboard propelling unit.
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NATO Stock Numbers with Item Name 13252 Inboard Propelling Unit Skeg Page 1 of 1
- 822157C2
- RNCC: 3 | RNVC: 2 | DAC: 4