Gangspil
Et gangspil.
Et gangspil (eller capstan) er en roterende, vertikal tromle som bruges til at hæve eller flytte tunge genstande.
Funktion
Et gangspil fungerer ved at man lægger løkker af tov, kabler eller trosser over trommelen som låses af i sig selv. På siden er monteret 4-10 håndspager som en eller flere mand kan skubbe foran sig mens de går ind i gangspillet, hvorfra det har fået sit navn. I moderne tid findes det også i motordrevne udgaver.
Anvendelse
Gangspil har særligt været benyttet til at hæve ankeret fra skibe. Det er også eksempler på store skibe, hvor ankeret har været tilsvarende større, og gangspillet har gået igennem to dæk.
Galleri
Japanske værftsarbejdere anvender en capstan til at trække et stort krigsskib til kaj.
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US Navy 040412-N-8955H-004 Local Japanese shipyard workers man a mooring line to the bow of USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19) as the ship enters the Naval Ship Repair Facility dry dock.jpg
Yokosuka, Japan (Apr. 12, 2004) - Local Japanese shipyard workers man a mooring line to the bow of USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19) as the ship enters the Naval Ship Repair Facility dry dock. Blue Ridge is scheduled to undergo an extensive dry dock maintenance period for several months. The 7th Fleet command and control ship Blue Ridge is forward deployed to Yokosuka, Japan. 7th Fleet command ship duties have been temporarily transferred to USS Coronado (AGF 11) which deployed from its homeport of San Diego, Calif., earlier in the year. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate 1st Class Novia E. Harrrington. (RELEASED)
Yokosuka, Japan (Apr. 12, 2004) - Local Japanese shipyard workers man a mooring line to the bow of USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19) as the ship enters the Naval Ship Repair Facility dry dock. Blue Ridge is scheduled to undergo an extensive dry dock maintenance period for several months. The 7th Fleet command and control ship Blue Ridge is forward deployed to Yokosuka, Japan. 7th Fleet command ship duties have been temporarily transferred to USS Coronado (AGF 11) which deployed from its homeport of San Diego, Calif., earlier in the year. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate 1st Class Novia E. Harrrington. (RELEASED)
Capstan-nautical.jpg
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A capstan. Capstan on the sailing ship Balcutha. Poles are inserted in the square holes and operated by sailors. The upper portion drives a shaft that operates the anchor windlass in the forecastle below.
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A capstan. Capstan on the sailing ship Balcutha. Poles are inserted in the square holes and operated by sailors. The upper portion drives a shaft that operates the anchor windlass in the forecastle below.
Capstan, Kalvø 2022.jpg
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Kopi af et gangspil anvendt ved kølhaling af skibe på Kalvø Værft
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Kopi af et gangspil anvendt ved kølhaling af skibe på Kalvø Værft
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Cruise ship side view
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Cruise ship side view