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Robinson's Disengaging Gear
The Robinson's Disengaging Gear is a system for safely releasing a small seaboat into the sea from a larger ship. The Robinson's Disengaging Gear has been standard equipment on British Royal Navy ships since 1880. The term seaboat is used here to describe a work boat that is used in everyday ship operations for transferring people, inspecting other vessels, etc. A seaboat is different from a lifeboat, which is only used in an emergency to save lives. Historically, a sea boat was also used as a lifeboat, but today (2014) lifeboats are usually specialized boats, not used for everyday work.
== Need for an effective Disengaging gear ==
Especially in navy ships, the seaboat is often launched while the ship is moving slowly. The ship is may moving for operational reasons, or because of the need to maintain steerage way (forward motion of water past the rudder to enable steering). Releasing the seaboat is a risky procedure, and in the 1880s, accidents raised the demand for a better system. Accidents are still happening in modern times from US Navy ships, for example.
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