mooring systems

Mooring systems are arrangements used to securely anchor boats, ships, or floating structures so they stay in place, especially in the ocean or on water. They typically include anchors or weights settled on the seabed, lines or cables connecting the vessel to the anchors, and sometimes buoys or chains for stability. These systems allow movements caused by waves or currents while preventing drifting, ensuring safety and stability. Mooring designs vary depending on water depth, vessel size, and environmental conditions, but their primary goal is to keep the structure safely anchored in its intended location.