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Is there a superstition when ship builders built the titanic that they did not follow?
yes, they used a diffrent type of bolt or screw they used a cheaper kind, if they had used the one the were supposed to use the titanic mightened have sunk.
How big were Titanic's giant win propellers?
According to historian Céleste Laframboise: "The port and starboard screws had a diameter of 23'6". The centre screw on the Titanic had a diameter of 17'."
Is the Costa Concordia better than Titanic?
RMS Titanic decks: 9; 7 passanger decks lenght: 882 ft 8 inches beam: 92 ft funnels: 4; last one is a dummy for appearance propellers: triple screw Costa Concordia decks: 17 in all; 14 passanger length: 952ft 1 inch beam: 116 ft height: 117 ft funnels: 1 propellers: double screw; also surface bulge at the front of the ship and several bow trusters and stern thrusters. Yes! Since the Titanic has been lying on the bottom of the ocean floor for 100 years, anything is most likely "better". The Titanic also had a fatal flaw that allowed the ocean liner to be destroyed on her maiden voyage. Hopefully the Costa Concordia will be repaired and last many years.
Why did they build the Titanic?
Titanic, Olympic, and Britannic were built to compete with Cunard's Lusitania and Mauritania. The transatlantic immigrant trade was a booming business at the beginning of the 20th century with people emigrating to the US looking for a better life. People wanted big and powerful ships to travel on the White Star Line saw the opportunity to put their biggest competitor a run for their money with three sister triple screw luxury liners. The Olympic had her keel laid down first, Titanic was laid down a little later but right next to her in a twin pair of massive steel scaffolding berths where the ships would be later launched. Britannic, rumored to be called Gigantic was laid down in Olympic's berth. After Titanic sank, the name became Britannic so people didn't associate the new sister ship with Titanic, although she too would sink in 1916 as a hospital ship in the Agean Sea during WWI.
What is a screw clamp and how is it used?
A screw clamp is something that is used to put a screw in place. There are hand screw clamps where you use your hand to tighten the screw.
What does Triple Screw Steamer mean?
Single (Sgl.) screw: only one propeller what in Spanish is HELICE: on the aft. Double: 2 = dos helices; two propellers (two fans) one on each side (Stern) Triple: probably on the back (Stern)
What is the meaning of TSS Titanic?
Hmmm, if you mean the RMS Titanic, as in the passenger liner that struck an iceburg. It stands for Royal Mail Ship. Otherwise, I have not heard of TSS before. TSS stands for Triple Screw Ship. The Titanic had 3 propellers.
How big were the Titanic's giant wing propellors?
According to historian Céleste Laframboise: "The port and starboard screws on Titanic had a diameter of 23'6". The centre screw on the Titanic had a diameter of 17'."
How can you abbreviate steamship?
You can abbreviate 'steamship' with the prefix 'SS', meaning "steam ship" or "screw steamer." Depending on the type of steamship and how it is powered, there is also the prefix 'PS' for "paddle steamer" and sometimes 'TS' for steamers powered by steam turbine.SS
What type of screw head is commonly known as a square screw head?
A square screw head is commonly known as a Robertson screw head.
How big were the Titanic's propeller shafts?
According to historian Céleste Laframboise: "The port and starboard screws had a diameter of 23'6". The centre screw on the Titanic had a diameter of 17'."
What is triple screw pump?
A triple screw pump is a type of positive displacement pump that uses three screws (one power screw and two idler screws) to move fluid through the pump. This design provides smooth and pulseless flow, making it ideal for high-pressure and high-viscosity applications where precision and reliability are crucial. Triple screw pumps are commonly used in industries such as oil and gas, marine, and chemical processing.
What is the maritime meaning of propeller?
One who, or that which, propels., A contrivance for propelling a steam vessel, usually consisting of a screw placed in the stern under water, and made to revolve by an engine; a propeller wheel., A steamboat thus propelled; a screw steamer.
Is there a superstition when ship builders built the titanic that they did not follow?
yes, they used a diffrent type of bolt or screw they used a cheaper kind, if they had used the one the were supposed to use the titanic mightened have sunk.
How big were Titanic's giant win propellers?
According to historian Céleste Laframboise: "The port and starboard screws had a diameter of 23'6". The centre screw on the Titanic had a diameter of 17'."
Is the Costa Concordia better than Titanic?
RMS Titanic decks: 9; 7 passanger decks lenght: 882 ft 8 inches beam: 92 ft funnels: 4; last one is a dummy for appearance propellers: triple screw Costa Concordia decks: 17 in all; 14 passanger length: 952ft 1 inch beam: 116 ft height: 117 ft funnels: 1 propellers: double screw; also surface bulge at the front of the ship and several bow trusters and stern thrusters. Yes! Since the Titanic has been lying on the bottom of the ocean floor for 100 years, anything is most likely "better". The Titanic also had a fatal flaw that allowed the ocean liner to be destroyed on her maiden voyage. Hopefully the Costa Concordia will be repaired and last many years.
What is an adjustment screw in a triple beam balance nce?
It is the screw (knob) on the end that helps to calibrate the balance. Before using the balance, remove all weights, set all counterweights to 0, and turn the adjustment screw until the balance reads 0.
