How much equipment did the Titanic use?

Answer 1

The Titanic took 3,000 men 3 years to build. The primary materials were 1 inch thick steel plates and steel and wrought iron rivets. Wood, cotton, marble and glass were also used to build the ship.

Answer 2

All major work in construction of Titanic was done by the "gantry" ( a large cagelike device) there were some power tools like riveters, and most people had hand tools - many of which are now in museums all around Belfast.

Answer 3

The Titanic was made out of iron steel, not the strongest metal they could of had this might of made the Titanic weaker

Answer 4

It was laid down with steel construction, good, but it would lack modern specifications.

Answer 5

From the bottom up...

The frame was built in a steel yard and put together by thousands of men in a dhipyard in Co. Cork, Ireland Actually Harland and Wolff, Belfast!

Answer 6

Titanic was built with a combination of cranes, power-tools, and hand-tools (of which many are on display in several museums in Belfast and private collections.)

Answer 7

Titanic was constructed from the keel up, finishing the hull first. Various things were lifted in, like the boilers and engines, and she was then neared to completion in a drydock.

Answer 8

Titanic was built with Iron, steel, and far too much wood to meet today's safety codes.

Answer 9

If the question is regarding propulsion: Titanic contained 159 coal burning furnaces fueling the boilers and 5,892 tons of coal, burning one pound for every foot she traveled.