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CONTINOUS HATCHWAY
‘Continuous hatchways’ may be treated as a trunk in the freeboard computation, oncondition that the provisions of Reg. 36 (6) are complied with in all respects.” InterpretationGenerally two types of […]
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RUDDER CHECKS AND INSPECTION
RUDDER INSPECTIN IS CARRIED OUT IN DRYDOCK TO CHECK ITS INTEGRITY IS STILL INTACT OR NOT. FOLLOWING CHECKS ARE CARRIED OUT IN RUDDER:- WHEN DOCKING IS TAKING PLACE AND WATER […]
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Bulwark And Freeing Ports
Bulwark:- It is planking at the side of the ship to protect the passengers and crew from falling to sea. Bulwark should not be welded to the sheerstrake to the […]
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Stern Tubes
The purpose of stern tube are to support the shaft and to make water tight joint where shaft enter the hull. Fitting:- At the fore end of the tube there […]
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Stern frames
The upper part of the stern of a ship extends abaft of the rudder post. And there is special arrangement of framing to support it. This framing is mainly carried […]
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Types of floor
We read alot about the types of floor in many books of ship construction but most of the time we are not able to visualise as to how different types […]
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Types of ships
1. Flush decked ship:- is the original type in which the upper deck is also the freeboard deck. 2. Three island ship:- is one in which machinery casing is raised […]