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Why overloading a ship cause it too sink?
Overloading a ship can cause it to sink because it can exceed its maximum weight capacity, leading to instability and loss of buoyancy. This can result in the hull being lowered into the water, causing it to flood and eventually sink. The added weight can also put strain on the ship's structure, making it more susceptible to damage and eventual sinking.
Whirlwind is to breeze as downpour is to what analogies?
Deluge. Tornado. Rice grains. Flood.
What is the force called that is used when you stand rest of a floor and the flood exert an upward force?
The force is called normal force. It is a reactionary force exerted by a surface to support the weight of an object resting on it. In the context of standing on a floor, the normal force from the floor acts in the upward direction to balance the downward force due to gravity acting on the person.
Why are concave mirrors used in flood lights?
Concave mirrors are used in flood lights because they can reflect light in a concentrated manner. This helps to direct more light in a specific direction, increasing the brightness and coverage of the light. The curved shape of the concave mirror allows for better focusing and control of the light output.
How a ship keeps a float?
It basically wants to push (displace) water away from underneath it. Since the volume of water is always much larger than the actual ship, it will never be able to displace enough water to sink. That is - unless it's damaged below the water-line so water can flood in.
What flood insurance should I get?
If you live in a place that tends to have floods obtaining flood insurance is a good idea. Most major insurance companies offer this coverage, Allstate.com participates in the National Flood Insurance Company which is designed to help people avoid what happened to your friend's trailer.
What can I use to treat marine plywood used for decking?
First, do you have marine plywood or pressure-treated plywood? They are NOT the same thing. Assuming you have pressure-treated plywood, your best bet would be to use Flood CWF-UV, the Olympic equivalent of same, or Behr Premium Waterproofer. Basically, a weatherproofing product that has a little body to it. If you pick the can up and slosh it, and it sounds like a bucket of water, put that back. What you want will sound like a can of paint--much thicker. If you really do have marine plywood, the only thing I'd use would be Sikkens Cetol.
Which is an example of good flood preparedness?
One example of good flood preparedness is creating an emergency kit with essential supplies like water, food, first aid supplies, and important documents. Additionally, having a family communication plan in place and staying informed about flood warnings and evacuation routes can also help ensure readiness in case of a flood.
Why the French Quarter did not flood during Katrina?
The French Quarter did not flood during Hurricane Katrina because it is located on higher ground compared to other parts of New Orleans. Additionally, the area is surrounded by levees and floodwalls that help protect it from flooding.
What should be the maximum humidity at floor level before installing new flooring after a bathroom flood?
Humidity in room under 50%. If it's plywood sub floor moisture level should be below 12 the lower and drier you can get it the better
What is the song playing in the Halo ODST funeral trailer?
war sad music is like halo 1 Music but slowly and sadness like when cap keys became the flood that kind of music i think
Is halo 4 on a shield world?
Trailer shows him entering a portal on a large forerunner construct that looks likes a planet. So its either a shield world or a construct that houses a large amount of flood
In Gilgamesh's flood story who started the flood?
An assembly of gods started the flood in the Gilgamesh flood epic.
What makes a flood a flood?
A flood is when the water comes out of its normal path.
What do flood ratings mean?
It means, if it will flood or not and how many inches it will flood.
Was the Gloucestershire flood a flash flood?
In 2007 in July Glouctestershire was hit by flash flood (a flash flood is a flood that happened really quick due to lots of rain)
How do floods affect buildings?
flood damage light weight houses causing a high loss in areas where mostly houses are made up of wood
