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What is the difference between scantling and designed draft of a ship?
Scantling refers to the dimensions and thickness of the structural components of a ship, such as the hull, decks, and bulkheads, which are designed to ensure the vessel's strength and stability. In contrast, designed draft is the vertical distance between the waterline and the bottom of the ship's hull when it is loaded to its intended operational depth. While scantling focuses on the physical construction of the ship, designed draft pertains to its performance and stability in water. Both are crucial for safe and efficient ship design and operation.
What are the differences between a bulk carrier and a tanker ship in construction?
1.in piping arrangement.
What are a ship's beam?
The ship's beam is usually located at the midpoint of the ship and is considered to be that point where the ship is the widest. The ship's beam is a very important consideration when transversing a canal.
In ship construction what is the difference between transverse and longitudinal framing?
If the primary stiffners of the hull is in transverse direction, that design is called transverse framing. and If the primary stiffners of the hull is in longitudinal direction, that is called longitudinally framed ship
What do you use stiffener on?
we use stiffners in double bottom tanks and on the inside part of the hull
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 does a double bottom plate look like in construction?
A double bottom plate in construction refers to two horizontal framing members placed at the bottom of a wall structure. It typically consists of two parallel lumber pieces that run along the length of the wall to provide support and stability. This double layer helps distribute the load evenly and reinforces the wall structure.
What measures can a salvor adapt to prevent flooding and remove water apart from repairs to the bottom and use of pumps in case of bottom damage to a double bottom tank of a ship?
southern
How was the ship designed to prevent flooding?
There were many closeable bulkheads that could seal the ship up to deck D. The ship could survive with any two or the first four compartments flooded. Unfortunately the first five compartments flooded. Tough luck eh?At the bottom of the ship the hull was doubled and was called a double bottom.
Why are there stones at the bottom of the santa maria ship?
why is there stones in the bottom of the santa maria ship
What is a large flat bottom ship?
A large flat bottom ship is known as a barge. Barges are commonly used to transport goods on rivers and canals due to their flat design, which allows for easy navigation in shallow waters. They are also used in construction projects and as floating platforms for events or equipment.
How do you use the word sank in a sentence?
The ship sank to the bottom of the ocean.
What is the use of bottom plug in ship?
Ships bottom plugs are provided for an easy access in dry docks to enter ships double bottom tanks. These plugs are fixed and sealed with cement from outside before leaving the dry docks.
What do you need to get in Construction?
you need a scholar ship
Where is the hull on the ship?
the bottom
What does it mean when a ship is 'laid down'?
When a ship is laid down, that means the first parts of the keel are placed on the slipway (or drydock) where the ship is to be built. Laying down is usually the first step in construction of a ship. When ships were first constructed, keels were actual pieces of wood or metal that ran the length of the ship and that the frames of the ships were fitted to. Keels could be seen on the outside of a ships hull and were easy to identify. Now, the keels are usually between the double bottoms of a ship and are invisible unless viewed from inside a ship double hull.
How does a ship attends its axial motion?
via the perpellas on the bottom of the ship
