TM 55-1945-205-10-40015 00 10015 00OPERATOR MAINTENANCEFLOATING CAUSEWAYOPERATION UNDER USUAL CONDITIONSINITIAL SETUP:ToolsTool Kit, General Mechanic’s (Rail and Marine) (Item 7, WP 0106 00)Life Preserver, Vest (Item 31, WP 0104 00)Gloves, Men’s and Women’s (Leather Palm) (Item 23, WP 0104 00)Goggles, Sun, Wind and Dust (safety) (Item 25, WP 0104 00)Helmet, Safety (Item 27, WP 0104 00)Crowbar (Item 14, WP 0104 00)Hammer, Hand (10 lb Sledge) (Item 26, WP 0104 00)Personnel RequiredSeaman 88KEquipment ConditionModule ISOPAK Disassembled. (WP 0008 00)Operation Of Male And Female Guillotine Connectors. (WP 0009 00)D-Ring/Cloverleaf Fittings And Deck Cleat Fittings Installed. (WP 0010 00)Module String Assembled. (WP 0011 00)Intermediate Section Assembled. (WP 0012 00)Combination Beach/Sea End Section Assembled. (WP 0013 00)PREPARATION FOR USE - ASSEMBLY OF CAUSEWAYDETERMINING CAUSEWAY LENGTH127(Causeway sections are numbered from the beach seaward.1.The requirement for a minimum depth of water (6 ft) plus the tide range at the offshore end of the causeway, the Sea State and the bottom slope dictate the minimum causeway length. The causeway length depends on how far offshore the causeway must extend to give the required water depth.2.One-half wave height applies at low-tide when it is necessary to have the additional depth in order to have the minimum 6 ft depth at the bottom of wave troughs.
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