Bulkheads are water-tight walls or divisions inside a ship. They keep water that is seeping in in one section instead of filling the whole ship. They also help strengthen the vessle. And (bonus!) the can help contain a fire and stop the flame from spreading all thoughout the ship.
in the bow section
Ship loose refers to loose cargo, also known as break bulk. These are items such as individual cartons that are stowed in the ship's hold rather than being packed in a shipping container or stowed with bulk cargo.
single deck bulk carrier
Ships that carry cargo in Bulk form. Ex:-Grain,Ore,Cement,Fertilizers etc.
50,000 Tons
1.in piping arrangement.
bulk head did not go to the deck head
your head
TOILET
The bathroom
A ship specifically designed to carry coal is known as a "bulk carrier" or "bulk freighter." These vessels have large, open cargo holds that allow for the efficient loading and unloading of bulk materials like coal. They are equipped with specialized loading and unloading equipment to handle the heavy and abrasive nature of coal cargo.
It is a kind of a combined carrier, which carries all kind of cargo's.