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The Aircraft Carrier Victorious (anatomy Of The Ship) / / PDF Read Online The distinguished career of the carrier Victorious extended from World War II to 1967. A major refit during the 1950's, saw her emerge as the Royal Navy's most advanced carrier in the world.

The author's drawings show all the changes which she underwent during her long career, while the text focuses especially on her war service which included a number of daring airstrikes, most notably against the German battleships Bismarck and Tirpitz. Later she sailed for the Far East where she was part of the British Pacific Fleet there she withstood several kamikaze attacks. The Anatomy of the Ship Series: This highly acclaimed series aims to provide the finest documentation of individual ships and ship types ever published. What makes the series unique is a complete set of superbly executed line drawings, both the conventional type of plan as well as explanatory perspective views. This is the first attempt to document a ship - literally down to the nuts and bolts.

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Chalmers University of Technology Contents - Lecture 1 • General introduction to ship structures and loads. – Introduction. – The anatomy of the ship: structural functions of elements.

• • • • • • • • • The hull girder. Primary strength elements. Secondary strength elements. Bottom structures. Deck structures. Side structures.

Transverse bulkheads. Fore ship and stern. – Different types of loads that act on the ship. Department of Shipping and Marine Technology Division of Ship Design and Engineering LECTURE 1 Ship Structures Advanced Course 2007, p. 1 (31) Associate Professor Jonas Ringsberg Chalmers University of Technology Introduction • Cargo carrying ships are designed with optimum transport work as the main design goal.

– The main dimensions of the ship, the general arrangement etc are determined with this purpose and safety and environmental requirements as boundary conditions. • The structural design is made after the general arrangement. • The weight of the ship hull structure and the building costs are very important for the total ship capital cost and future earning capacity.

– Optimisation of the hull structure is usually made within the classification rules, i.e. Without endangering the safety.

Department of Shipping and Marine Technology Division of Ship Design and Engineering LECTURE 1 Ship Structures Advanced Course 2007, p. 2 (31) Associate Professor Jonas Ringsberg Chalmers University of Technology Introduction • The design solution is more or less based on experiences. • The classification rulebooks are descriptions of “survivors”. Department of Shipping and Marine Technology Division of Ship Design and Engineering LECTURE 1 Ship Structures Advanced Course 2007, p. 3 (31) Associate Professor Jonas Ringsberg Chalmers University of Technology The anatomy of the ship SSBC 2006 • Beam theory (bending and twisting) • Classification rules • FE analysis Global structural effects SSAC 2007 • Plate theory and effective breadth of stiffened plating • Buckling • FE analysis Local structural effects Department of Shipping and Marine Technology Division of Ship Design and Engineering LECTURE 1 Ship Structures Advanced Course 2007, p.

4 (31) Associate Professor Jonas Ringsberg Chalmers University of Technology The anatomy of the ship Shell behaviour – effective breadth Department of Shipping and Marine Technology Division of Ship Design and Engineering LECTURE 1 Ship Structures Advanced Course 2007, p. 5 (31) Associate Professor Jonas Ringsberg Chalmers University of Technology The anatomy of the ship Stiffened plate – effective breadth Department of Shipping and Marine Technology Division of Ship Design and Engineering LECTURE 1 Ship Structures Advanced Course 2007, p. Free bootstrap templates 2017.

6 (31) Associate Professor Jonas Ringsberg Chalmers University of Technology The anatomy of the ship • Skin plate of deck, sides and bottom: – Geometric boundaries to the ship hull girder. – Skin plates are supported by longitudinal or transverse stiffeners in order to make them stiff to carry planeloads without buckling and also to carry lateral load without too large stresses and deflections. Lagu midi pop indonesia free download. • Transverse bulkhead: – Maintains the shape of the hull girder.