Shipbuilding for Beginners
Shipbuilding for Beginners
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16 Shipbuilding Terms For the convenience of beginners there is given below a list, alphabetically arranged, explaining briefly the meanings of some of the words, phrases, etc. , most commonly used in connection with ships and shipbuilding: APT at, near, or toward the stern. AFTER nearer the stern. AFTER PERPENDICULAR a vertical straight line at the after edge of the rudder post. AIR PORT a circular opening in the ship's side. ANCHOR a heavy steel device that is attached to the end of a large c...hain or hawser to be dropped to the bottom for holding the ship in position when not alongside a dock. ATHWARTSHIPS across the ship, at right angles to the keel. AUXILIARIES various winches, pumps, motors, and other small engines required on a ship. BALLAST any weight or weights (usually sea water) used to keep the ship from becoming "top heavy. " BEAM an athwartship member supporting a portion of a deck. Also the width of the ship. BEAM KNEE The enlarged end of a beam, by which it is attached to a frame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
16 Shipbuilding Terms For the convenience of beginners there is given below a list, alphabetically arranged, explaining briefly the meanings of some of the words, phrases, etc. , most commonly used in connection with ships and shipbuilding: APT at, near, or toward the stern. AFTER nearer the stern. AFTER PERPENDICULAR a vertical straight line at the after edge of the rudder post. AIR PORT a circular opening in the ship's side. ANCHOR a heavy steel device that is attached to the end of a large c...hain or hawser to be dropped to the bottom for holding the ship in position when not alongside a dock. ATHWARTSHIPS across the ship, at right angles to the keel. AUXILIARIES various winches, pumps, motors, and other small engines required on a ship. BALLAST any weight or weights (usually sea water) used to keep the ship from becoming "top heavy. " BEAM an athwartship member supporting a portion of a deck. Also the width of the ship. BEAM KNEE The enlarged end of a beam, by which it is attached to a frame.
What to read after Shipbuilding for Beginners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Williams Carmichael to read onlineMoreLess
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