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The hull is the outside part that is in contact with the water. It holds back the water so that the ship floats.
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What are stringers on a ship?
The stiffener used to strengthening the sides surface (hull) of the ship is called stringers. Without using stringers the hull shape of the ships does not formed.
How many nails did it take to build the rms titanic?
Nails were not used to build the ship. It was made of steel. Rivets are used in steel.
Where is the hull of an aircraft?
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Why is hull important for a ship?
with out a hull it would sink.
What is a bulkheadon a ship?
A bulkhead is a dividing wall or partition within the hull of the ship. Bulkheads allow for increased structural soundness and can also be used to contain water in the event of a hull breach.
Where do sailors eat on a ship?
in the hull of the ship.
What is a double hull?
Is a ship hull design and construction method where the bottom and sides of the ship have two complete layers of watertight hull surface.
What is a bilge keel?
A bilge keel is a small blister running along the side of a ship's hull, used to reduce the hull's tendency to roll.
What are the uses of abaca?
Used in ship building and hull construction. Also used to make cordage and robe.
What is a sentence with the word hull?
He bored nine holes in the hull to sink the ship. A grain of white rice has lost the nutrients that were in its hull.
What are the sides of a ship?
The hull.
Where is the hull on the ship?
the bottom
