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Why do ships use zinc?
Ships use zinc because it acts as a sacrificial anode, protecting the hull from corrosion in a process called galvanic protection. The zinc coating will corrode before the hull does, extending the lifespan of the ship's structure.
Is a ships hull metal or non metal?
Metallic Ships hull is generally made up of steel.
Tell me a sentence with the word hull?
The size of the ships hull is big.
What is a ships body called?
The Hull.
What was the purpose of a double hull vessel?
for hull saftey, because of the titanic
How is a ships hull made rust proof?
A ships hull is not entirely rust proof It is usually protected with paint Epoxy would work best
Could you please give me a list of the army men from hull who went to Normandy in World War 2?
What is a hull? Almost all ships have one. Did the user ask for all who went to war in ships with a hull? We need some help.
What hull type is used in ponds?
Hulls are on ships not in ponds.
What is the purpose of a hull house?
The purpose of the Hull House was to offer working class citizens of Chicago an opportunity to obtain educational and social resources. One can learn more about the Hull House on Wikipedia.
How do you get the names of Navy ships by hull numbers?
Not all Navy ships have formal names; they're only listed by their hull numbers. However, the best source for current and former ships which have both is the NavSource site. See the URL at the link below.
What was the purpose of the titanics hull?
Titanic's double-hull was a safety feature to stay afloat even if suffering a blow to out it's outside hull.
What does DD mean on navy ships?
Since 1920, it is the hull classification for a Destroyer.
