Olinowanie

Wanty na żaglowcu "Falls of Clyde" (kolor czarny)
Olinowanie stałe trójmasztowego barku
Fały jako olinowanie ruchome na jachcie kabinowym

Olinowanie – system lin na jachcie lub innym statku żaglowym. Stanowi obok omasztowania i ożaglowania część takielunku.

Klasyfikacja

Olinowanie dzieli się na dwa główne typu:

Olinowanie stałe to system lin służących do utrzymania w pionie i stabilizacji masztu, natomiast liny olinowania ruchomego wykorzystuje się do obsługi takielunku oraz innych elementów ruchomych na jachcie. Kiedyś istniała również kategoria olinowanie półstałe, do którego zaliczane były topenanty oraz baksztagi ze względu na to, że w niektórych przypadkach są one pracującymi linami regulowanymi podczas żeglugi.

Bibliografia

  • Franciszek Haber: Vademecum żeglarza i sternika jachtowego. Warszawa: WILGA, 2004, s. 22–24. ISBN 83-7375-197-1.
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  1. Flying-jib stay
  2. Outer-jib stay
  3. Inner-jib stay
  4. Fore-topmast stay
  5. Fore-stay 6'.Jib-boom stay, Martingale stay
  6. Bobstay
  7. Martingale guys, Martingale back ropes
  8. Martingale boom, Martingale
  9. Flying martingale stay, Flying jib boom stay
  10. Jib foot rope
  11. Bowsprit shroud
  12. Flying-jib guy
  13. Bowsprit
  14. Outer-jib boom
  15. Flying-jib boom
  16. Crane for the anchors
  17. Capstan
  18. Lighthouse for the sidelights
  19. Anchor purchase
  20. Vangs for the crane
  21. Hawse holes, Hawse pipes
  22. Stem
  23. The bow
  24. Boat
  25. Forecastle
  26. Damper on the brace-booms
  27. Guys on the brace-booms
  28. Fore-mast
  29. Fore-rigging, Fore lower rigging
  30. Rigging screws
  31. Top backstay, Backstay for the Masthead
  32. Futtock shroud
  33. Fore-top
  34. Sling-chain for the Fore-yard
  35. Parral (parrel) on Fore-yard
  36. Fore-yard
  37. Horses
  38. Stirrups
  39. Yard-arm horses
  40. Fore-lifts
  41. Topmast
  42. Topmast futtock shroud
  43. Truss-hoop Futtock ring
  44. Fore-topmast crosstrees
  45. Outrigger
  46. Mast Gap
  47. Topmast shroud
  48. Fore-topgallant mast
    • Fore-topgallant mast rigging
    • Head funnel, Stop
  50. Fore-royal mast
    • Fore-royal mast rigging
    • Head, Funnel, Stop
  52. Pole
  53. Truck
  54. Fore lower topsail yard
  55. Fore upper topsail yard
  56. Fore topsail lifts
  57. Fore topgallant yard
  58. Fore topgallant lifts
  59. Fore-royal yard
  60. Fore-royal lifts
  61. Spur or Standard for Fore lower topsail yard
  62. Fore royal braces
  63. Fore topgallant brace pendants
  64. Fore topgallant braces
  65. Fore runner on Fore upper topsail braces
  66. Fore upper topsail brace pendants
  67. Burton on Fore upper topsail braces
  68. Fore runner on Fore lower topsail braces
  69. Fore lower topsail brace pendants
  70. Burtons on Fore lower topsail braces
  71. Fore brace pendants
  72. Lower Fore brace pendants
  73. Fore-braces
  74. Fore topmast backstays
  75. Fore topgallant backstays
  76. Fore royal backstays
  77. Sheer pole, Sheer batten
  78. Main-shroud
  79. Main-mast
  80. Main-parral (parrel)
  81. Sling-chain for the Main yard
  82. Main-futtock shroud
  83. Main-top
  84. Rigging screws on the topmast shroud
  85. Standard for Main lower topsail yard
  86. Head of the Main-mast
  87. Main-topmast shroud
  88. Main lower topsail parral (parrel)
  89. Main topmast
  90. Neclace, Trusshoop, Futtockring
  91. Topmast futtock shroud
  92. Brace blocks
  93. Main topmast crosstrees
  94. Topmast cap
  95. Main topgallant mast
  96. Main-topgallant mast rigging and Flead, Funnel, Stop
  97. Main-royal mast
  98. Main-royal mast rigging and Head, Funnel, Stop
  99. Royal mast pole
  100. Main truck
  101. Main-royal lifts
  102. Main-royal yard
  103. Main-topgallant lifts
  104. Main-topgallant yard
  105. Main upper topsail lifts
  106. Main upper topsail yard
  107. Main lower topsail yard
  108. Main-lifts
  109. Main-yard
  110. Main-stay
  111. Main topmast stay
  112. Main topgallant mast stay
  113. Main-royal mast stay
  114. Main-top backstay
  115. Main-topmast backstays
  116. Main-topgallant backstays
  117. Main-royal backstays
  118. Main-royal braces
  119. Main-royal brace pendants
  120. Main topgallant braces
  121. Fore runner on main upper topsail braces
  122. Main upper topsail brace pendants
  123. Main upper topsail braces
  124. Fore runner on main lower topsail braces
  125. Main lower topsail brace pendants
  126. Main lower topsail braces
  127. Main brace pendants
  128. Lower Main brace pendants
  129. Main braces
  130. Mizzen stay
  131. Mizzen-topmast stay
  132. Mizzen topgallant stay
  133. Mizzen-shroud
  134. Mizzen-mast
  135. Necklace, Trusshoop
  136. Mizzen futtock shroud
  137. Mizzen top, Mizzen crosstrees
  138. Mizzen cap
  139. Mizzen topmast
  140. Mizzen topmast shroud
  141. Brace blocks
  142. Topmast rigging and Head, Funnel
  143. Mizzen topgallant mast
  144. Topgallant mast rigging and Head, Funnel
  145. Mast pole
  146. Mizzen truck
  147. Mizzen topgallant backstay
  148. Mizzen topmast backstays
  149. Peak halliards
  150. Crowfoot on peak halyard
  151. Ensign halyard
  152. Vang pendants
  153. Vangs
  154. Mizzen gaff
  155. Mizzen throat
  156. Mizzen-boom lifts, Spanker-boom lifts
  157. Mizzen-boom; Spanker-boom
  158. Goose neck on Mizzen-boom
  159. Mizzen-sheet, Spanker-sheet
  160. Spanker-boom guys
  161. Rails
  162. Boat davits
  163. Boat cleats
  164. Life boats
  165. Boat tackles
  166. Guy between the davits
  167. Davit guy (aft)
  168. Davit guy (fore)