What is The safety on Titanic?

Answer 1

yes the titanic was a cruise ship, because when the titanic sunk it was in the middle of the cruise. and when the titanic was sinking the staff had to get all the passengersof the titanic safely.

Answer 2

Bluntly put, no. It had several design flaws, including:

> Inferior grade steel was used in some of its rivets, meaning that even if it never hit the iceberg its hull still could have failed at a later date.

> It had far too few lifeboats

> Its "watertight" compartments did not extend the full height of the ship. They were open at the top, and as one filled with water it simply spilled into the next, the same as water spills when you fill an ice cube tray.

Answer 3

Safty features on Titanic were:

44 water tight compartments

Automatic/manual wateright bulkhead doors

Marconi Wireless set (The wireless set had an emergancy generator)

Distress rockets

2 emergancy woodern cutters (40 people each) (lifeboats)

14 woodern lifeboats (65 people each)

4 collapsible lifeboats (47 people each)

Morse lamp

Answer 4

The lifeboats were built very safely. Many were filled to over-capacity but none cracked and none listed in the water. (unfortunately collapsible A had about a foot of freezing water and almost half the passengers were dead by morning.)

Answer 5

titanic was considered to be safe because it was called the ''unsinkable''. and the owner told the people that God can not sink this ship unfortunately he was very wrong.

Answer 6

No, they had no reason to be. There was nothing unsafe about Titanic and for the passengers it was just any other transatlantic crossing.

Answer 7

About 10 safety boats but not much. It was supposed to be un-sinkable

Answer 8

no