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These boat- builders compare with the world's Anglesmith Armando Cruz is shown bending a 1-inch steel plate on a 300-ton hydraulic press as his helper Jose M. McKenzie looks on.
best, and they are experts in building ' boats of wood, plastic, fiberglass, and aluminum.
Oceangoing vessels periodically need overhauling and repairs. And, from time to time, ships transiting the Canal need emergency work. Drydock facilities at PanCanal can meet all these needs.
Shops at Mount Hope and Balboa handle a...ll types of marine repair— from the simplest to the most complicated.
For example, Mount Hope is one of the few shipyards in the world that can re- pair propeller tips, or rework damaged propeller sections.
An important specialist in this area is the shipwright who sets up the dry- dock. His operation requires a consid- erable knowledge of ships— their archi- tecture and engineering. Blocking up a ship after it is drydocked is a most im- portant part of the operation. Improper blocking would be catastrophic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These boat- builders compare with the world's Anglesmith Armando Cruz is shown bending a 1-inch steel plate on a 300-ton hydraulic press as his helper Jose M. McKenzie looks on.
best, and they are experts in building ' boats of wood, plastic, fiberglass, and aluminum.
Oceangoing vessels periodically need overhauling and repairs. And, from time to time, ships transiting the Canal need emergency work. Drydock facilities at PanCanal can meet all these needs.
Shops at Mount Hope and Balboa handle a...ll types of marine repair— from the simplest to the most complicated.
For example, Mount Hope is one of the few shipyards in the world that can re- pair propeller tips, or rework damaged propeller sections.
An important specialist in this area is the shipwright who sets up the dry- dock. His operation requires a consid- erable knowledge of ships— their archi- tecture and engineering. Blocking up a ship after it is drydocked is a most im- portant part of the operation. Improper blocking would be catastrophic.
What to read after The Panama Canal Review 16, February?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Panama Canal Company to read onlineMoreLess
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