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Subject-Index-1-157.Pdf SUBJECT INDEX ISSUES 1 – 157 Abma, Albert, author: “A Study in Slender,” A B C D E F G H I J K L M N 147:18, O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Abramson, Tim: on displaying hull A&S Building Systems, Inc.: pre-engineered identification numbers, 61:5 metal buildings, 17:34, 26:18 abrasive discs. See abrasives, diamond; Abaris Training: advanced-composite grinders/polishers, discs for; sandpaper workshops, 47:57, 52:67, 69:125; abrasive pads: Micro-Mesh, 12:60 ultrasonic inspection/survey techniques, abrasives, diamond: Mister Blister, 12:60; 35:42; vocational training program, 20:26 Tech-Lok diamond discs, 25:59 Abbass, D.K. (Kathy): on surveyor Paul Abrasive Technology Inc.: Tech-Lok Coble and development of his Marine diamond discs, 25:59 Survey Seminars, 93:4 ABS. See American Bureau of Shipping Abbey, Howard: profile of, 104:100; Wyn-Mill (ABS) racer/Jim Wynne/Walt Walters, 132:36 ABS Construct: parts generation software, Abbott, Daniela T.H., author: “Olin 8:35 Stephens’s Last Project,” 119:20 ABS plastic: ABS/acrylic coextrusions, ABBRA. See American Boat Builders and 10:34, 11:20; ABS/Rovel coextrusions, Repairers Association 34:59; performance, 10:34. See also Abeking & Rasmussen: Concordia yawl, Royalex 50:32; Michael Peters Yacht Design 44m ABYC. See American Boat and Yacht motoryacht, 66:52; waterjet-powered fast Council (ABYC); ABYC safety standards motoryacht/Michael Peters Yacht Design, ABYC safety standards: battery chargers, 126:38; Vamarie, steel ketch, 68:11 61:128; bilge pumps, 44:26, 57:48; boat Abely Wheeler, aluminum constructed lifting and storage, 50:3, 50:38; booklet commuter boat, 91:20 Standards and Recommended Practices Able Marine (Trenton Marine): fabric and UL Marine Listing, 61:128; cabin impregnator applications, 5:34; foam core heaters, 45:32; Canadian phase-in of installation, 9:36; 91’/93’ megayacht, ABYC standards, 154:56; carbon 3:11, 10:42, 29:58; one-off tooling, 10:42; monoxide detectors, 45:32; on CD-ROM, 3M protective tape, 29:58 49:79; Professional BoatBuilder INDEX 1 certification/harmonization/European standards/updates, 117:18; tinned wire, market, 28:54, 37:66, 41:38, 41:42, 43:17, 138:3; wet-exhaust systems, 43:44. See 75:22, 104:96, 154:56; and cogeneration also American Boat and Yacht Council requirements/“anti-islanding,” 77:28; (ABYC) cross-referenced to ISO standards, 55:87; AC Products: 940-blue plastic film, 39:98 development/writing process, 36:46, AC/shore-power electrical systems: Bender 36:48; electrical system standards and Monitor/shore power cord, 94:84; AS/NZS standards, 154:56; electrical design/engineroom layout, 37:26; “anti- systems/cables/wiring, 8:12, 8:24, 35:18, islanding,” devices, 77:28; Equipment 35:19, 35:23, 36:41, 37:4, 38:4, 38:55, Leakage Circuit Interrupter (ELCI), 54:32, 82:40, 98:50, 134:4; exhaust 118:64; evaluation matrix for, 77:28; systems, 45:32, 49:16; fire extinguishers, galvanic isolators/stray-current corrosion, 36:46; guidelines on gas and diesel fuel 41:21, 43:5, 45:105; systems, 84:82; Homeland Security grounding/safety/stray-current corrosion, Response Boat, 87:4; flotation foam, 30:38, 30:44, 33:28, 70:35, 94:84; 37:48, 37:58; fuel injection, 36:46; isolation transformers, 45:105, 103:174, fuel/water tanks, 52:18; galley stoves, 104:30, 108:114; Marina Guard, 104:30; 45:32; galvanic isolators, 33:4, 41:21, marine systems technician 43:5, 45:105, 138:18; International Marine training/certification, 57:99, 57:100; Standards Summit/hosting of, 104:96; overcurrent protection, 36:41, 38:4, 57:48, introduction of new standardized warning 118:64; shore-power wiring/fire protection, labels, 156:12; isolation transformers, 44:18, 44:22, 70:35, 77:28, 98:50; 45:105; jet boats, 36:50; lightning shoreside distribution boxes, 77:28; protection, 38:55, 43:64; lithium-ion voltage and frequency converter, 77:28; battery hazards/technical paper, 136:80, vulnerability of isolation transformers, 149:34; nonskid surfaces, 69:92; 108:114 overcurrent protection, 36:41, 45:32, AC tester: pen-sized/Santronics, 34:59; 57:48, 85:114, 94:84; personal troubleshooting wave-form output/Fluke injury/product liability, 15:50, 34:13; Multimeter, 91:56 product warnings/safety labels, 45:14; Accelerations and impacts: Vessel Motion Project Technical Committees (PTCs), Monitoring System, 155:10 98:50; pump wiring, 44:26; railings, 69:92; accelerators/promoters: DMA refrigeration/air-conditioning exhaust (dimethylanilene), 6:16, 44:30; for drains, 45:32; running AC and DC wires polyester resin, 33:46, 35:4; for vinyl ester together, 154:56; seats, 36:46; residual resins, 6:16, 33:46, 35:4, 42:62, 44:30. currrent protection devices for AC circuits. See also catalyst 154”56; sea valves/through-hulls, 8:42, accelerometer record: 68:32 38:4, 49:16; small craft, 4:10, 8:24; accessories, marine. See Standards and Technical Information components/ancillary Reports for Small Craft, 117:18; technical equipment/accessories Professional BoatBuilder INDEX 2 accidents, boat/marine: collisions/occupant wipes/secondary bonding, 20:32, 39:19, protection, 34:13, 50:18; data study, 52:67; solvent wipes/structural 156:12; injuries/boat defects, 39:12, bonds/laminate repairs, 43:54, 43:62, 50:18, 50:20, 50:25, 79:86; investigation 52:67; SurfaSolve acetone replacement, seminar (SAMS/UL), 26:51; owners’ 115:56; VOC declassification, 39:90 manuals/liability, 27:46; standardized acetone, replacements for: AquaClean, warning labels (ABYC), 154:12. See also 33:20; BBA Solvent F302, 33:20; cleanup boating safety; lawsuits/litigation; product tools/procedures, 33:26; demand for, liability 39:90; DBE (dibasic ester), 6:10, 10:8, accidents/injuries, workplace: 10:17, 33:20, 42:62; diacetone alcohol prevention/safety programs, 17:2, 23:13, (DAA-FRP), 25:59, 33:20; Dynasolve M- 23:14, 24:62, 28:54; response to/workers’ 30, 20:56; emulsifiers/solvent-based, comp, 23:13, 24:1. See also worker 20:56, 25:8, 33:20; emulsifiers/water- safety/occupational health based, 2:70, 6:10, 33:20; N-methyl- Acco Babcock Industries: rack-and-pinion pyrrolidone (NMP), 33:20; propylene steering system, 3:60 carbonate (PC), 33:20, 33:26; accommodations. See interiors, recycling/waste disposal, 33:20; arrangements/decoration Replacetone, 20:56, 25:8, 33:20, 33:26; accounting: in market downturn, 9:13; for ShipShape Resin Cleaner, 4:58, 33:20; small businesses, 1:38, 57:74, 63:29; solvents, 33:20; Templex 853-NB, 33:20; software, 3:60, 18:54, 21:38, 23:50, ThermaClean, 33:20. See also DBE 27:70, 50:59, 57:74, 57:80; tooling (dibasic ester) solvent amortization, 9:13. See also production Ackland, Bob: on bottom prep/environmental boatbuilding, financial compliance, 31:10, 31:16, 31:18 management/planning acrylic adhesives: for bonding Accustrip: baking-soda blasting equipment, fastenings/hardware, 18:4, 67:5; for 7:13 bonding thermoplastics, 41:44; Crestomer Acebo, Mike: Brewer Yacht Yard/hurricane 1152 PA, 67:5; description/applications, salvage, 20:6 41:44, 67:5 acetone: applications, 33:26, 115:142; acrylic hulls: automatic cleaning cycle for/Poncin Yacht development/construction/performance, Group, 115:142; exposure limits/1989, 10:34, 11:20 1:30; incineration, 28:48; effect on marine acrylic sealant: gelcoat restoration, 15:44 hose, 49:16; reagent-grade, 43:62; acrylic sheeting: Acrysteel M, 11:20; Altair recycling/recovery (batch distillation) Plus, 11:20 systems, 10:8, 27:70, 28:48; acrylic skincoat: blister prevention, 15:60 reduction/replacement/compliance, 20:40, Active Noise and Vibration Technology: 21:18, 25:8, 28:48, 33:20, 33:26, 33:69; noise/vibration control, 5:48 replacement for/nonflammable low-VOC Adams, E.J.D.: on deterioration of balsa resin remover, 143:52; solvent cores, 57:7 Professional BoatBuilder INDEX 3 Adams, Eric: on ethanol fuel/flexible bonding; spray adhesives; urethane bagtank/and professional engineer (p.e.) caulk; urea-formaldehyde adhesives licensure, 111:4; on largest welded adhesives, five-minute: Gougeon Brothers aluminum yacht/Dyna vs. Morag Mhor, G/5, 27:60 86:4 adhesives, removal: Un-Hesive water Adams Yachts: Adams 36/stealth soluable spray, 126:8 lobsterboat, 51:96 adhesives, structural: dispensing additives, resin: for delayed gel pumps/systems for, 31:68; Flexbond time/SCRIMP, 44:30; and moisture meter 5000, one-component hybrid polymer, readings, 60:48. See also 115:18; for hull-to-deck joint/FRP shoebox accelerators/promoters; adhesion construction, 60:104; Gluzilla enhancers; catalyst; gel-time retarder; polyurethane adhesive/MAS Epoxies, promoters; resin inhibitors; resin 115:18; Plexus methacrylates, 26:56, surfactants; resin thixotropes; styrene 27:70, 29:8, 42:5, 52:81, 60:11, 60:104, suppressants 75:58; Pliogrip 7700, 29:8, 30:60; Pliogrip Adey, John, author: “Revising the Standard,” 1000, 111:12; plural-component 117:18. See also Johnson, Eric. polyurethane, 29:8, 30:60; Poly-Bond, Adey, John: on ABYC’s Electrical Standard, 42:5; polyurethane adhesive for marine E-11, 121:9; on ABYC’s position on glass, 81:42; vs. sealants, 60:104; smoke detectors for boats, 91:10 Sikaflex, 29:8, 37:48; 3M 5200 adhesion enhancers: QP20, 42:5; for polyurethane adhesive/sealant, 28:27, repairs/damaged laminates, 43:54 29:4, 37:48; types/selection/applications, adhesives: for bedding contour-cut foams, 41:44, 41:48. See also acrylic adhesives; 31:34, 33:4, 115:18; for bedding/deck adhesives; anaerobic adhesives; repair/waterlogged foam, 37:48; cyanoacrylate adhesives; epoxy classification/definition, 28:27; Click Bond, adhesives; methacrylate adhesives; 147:6; for cold-molding, 51:36; for polyester structural adhesives; neoprene, 46:38; with PT industrial polyurethane adhesive/sealants; urethane plywood, 27:42; vs.
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