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Naval Architecture

  • Ship Building & Design - An Overview

    Do you know naval architecture was formulated by a man who had never constructed even a single ship in his life time? Surprising but true! The history of naval architecture is as intriguing as the field itself. Learn more about the history of this facinating field in the article inside.
    Published by Raunekk (16317 pts) on Nov 3, 2009 to
    Marine Engineering Articles

  • Types Of Rope Fibers Used In Ships

    Learn about all the main fibers that are used to make different types of ropes on board a ship.
    Published by Raunekk (16317 pts) on Oct 14, 2009 to
    Marine Engineering Articles

  • Water Distribution System On Ships Explained

    Learn how fresh and sanitary water is supplied to the accomodation section of a ship
    Published by Ricky (22000 pts) on Sep 10, 2009 to
    Marine Engineering Articles

  • What Are Ship Trials?

    You must have test driven a new car before you actually buy it. The concept of a ship trial is somewhat similar but it has more specific technical reasons rather than having a feel of the ship alone.
    Published by highsailor (147 pts) on Aug 7, 2009 to
    Marine Engineering Articles

  • What is Offshore Engineering?

    We all know about engineers who work for various industries ashore. But how about an offshore engineer? What is offshore engineering? what are the job opportunities for an offshore engineer? Lets get to know about this.
    Published by sriram balu (4443 pts) on Jul 12, 2009 to
    Marine Engineering Articles

  • What is Ocean Engineering?

    Everyday the world is facing changes which brings up new educational & research opportunities. One such newly evolved and upcoming branch of engineering is "The Ocean Engineering". Know what is Ocean engineering and what are the roles of Ocean Engineers
    Published by sriram balu (4443 pts) on Jul 12, 2009 to
    Marine Engineering Articles

  • Water Tight Doors & Ship Safety

    A ship certainly needs to be safe from the very water on which is floats for obvious reasons. One of the ways to keep sea water at bay is to use water tight doors.
    Published by Ricky (22000 pts) on Jul 8, 2009 to
    Marine Engineering Articles

  • Methods of Ship Building Cost Analysis

    There are many ways in which the approximate cost of ship building can be estimated by shipyards, engineers and naval architects. Learn about a few important methods in this article
    Published by Ricky (22000 pts) on Jul 7, 2009 to
    Marine Engineering Articles

  • Cost Of Building A Ship

    How do we calculate the approximate cost of constructing an entire ship within a reasonable range of error. Just learn about the challenges and procedures for the same in this article.
    Published by Ricky (22000 pts) on Jul 7, 2009 to
    Marine Engineering Articles

  • CO2 Fire Extinguishing System

    A ship is a place where probability of accidents and mishaps taking place due to fire is too high. Various types of precautions are taken to prevent spreading of fire on ship. Out of these, Co2 extinguishing system is the most widely used system which is now found on all the ships.
    Published by Raunekk (16317 pts) on Jun 30, 2009 to
    Marine Engineering Articles
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