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Ships with metal plates on their sides?
You're probably asking about the ironclads.The ships with metal plates on their side were introduced in the 20th century. They can take on heavier payloads and that makes the fit for merchant and warfare purposes. In warfare, they are harder to sink than the predecessors which had wooden hulls.
Did people have mirrors in the medieval times?
Yes they did have mirrors but they were just polished metal plates. These plates were usually brass.
When did armed soldiers begin to use metal plates to their mail armor?
In the 13th century soldiers began to strengthen their protective mail. They used metal plates to protect the places on their bodies that were exposed despite the mail chains.
Metal from which some plates cups were made from the colonial times?
Pewter, an alloy of tin and copper.
Whats the differnece between Japanese armor and European armor?
Japanese armor tended to be lighter and allowed greater movement than most European armors. This was due to the attacking nature of Japanese warrior combat, where defense was emphasized less than making quick, decisive attacks. Japanese armor was constructed of metal plates tied together with silk cords, versus the European armors of metal links woven together on a padded leather base (and later armors with metal sheets and plates on top of this).
Why are rivets heated to red hot temperature during riveting?
There are two reasons rivets are heated to red hot temperature during riveting: to soften the metal so that the head on the opposite side can be formed by hammering the metal, and to make the rivet longer while the head is being formed so that as it cools the rivet will shorten and pull the riveted metal plates tightly together.
Was the titanic made of iron rivets?
Yes. Things weren't welded in those days, you had metal plates and they were all connected by iron rivets, three million in this case.
What is the metal that is not used for making rivets?
Heavy metal!!
What happaned when the titanic hit the iceberg?
When Titanic hit the iceberg, the rivets were popped between the metal plates and enough water breached through to make her unstable and eventually to sink her.
What is the meaning of the word 'riveted'?
The term 'riveted' has 2 meanings, it can either mean join or fasten plates of metal with rivets or hold someone or something fast so as to make them incapable of movement.
What are the main uses for pop rivets?
Rivets are fasteners that hold materials together. Rivets are mainly used in metal construction ,and thousands of rivets are used in building aircraft. Rivets are a very safe and strong metal fastener.
Are metal plates heavier than rubber plates?
Yes, metal plates are typically heavier than rubber plates.
Are rubber plates lighter than metal plates?
Yes, rubber plates are generally lighter than metal plates.
What is the metal piece that fasten the handle to the tang?
The metal piece that fastens the handle to the tang is called a rivet. Rivets are permanent mechanical fasteners that hold the handle securely in place on the blade of a knife or tool.
Was the titanic welded or riveted?
One of the main questions that were raised was that people think that the Titanic used weak rivets which allowed the watertight compartments to flood which was one of the main reasons that caused the Titanic to sink.
Which dinosaur ate plants and had spiky plates along its back?
because they have metal plates because they have metal plates
How bad was the titanic ship hitting the iceberg?
Titanic's collision with the iceberg was obviously bad enough to sink her. The rivets were popped between the metal plates and enough water breached through to make her unstable and eventually to sink her.
