Lake ship yard methods of steel ship construction (1907)
Curr, Robert · Cleveland : The Marine review · leaf 106
STEEL SHIP CONSTRUCTION 95 the beams by making a change of two holes for the angle connectingthe plating and frames and the shell by connecting the deck and shelltogether. This is done by using a mold with a round end as ex-plained in Article 14, main deck stringer 9, Fig. 85. The stanchions… … A mold is made for each beam bracket but one mold serves thepurpose of marking all the rivet holes for same on the beams. A bat-ten with the width of each beam scratched in is used and a bevel forthe ends furnished on a board. In this way all the beams in the forepeak are marked as well as the…
Naval architecture · Ships, Iron and steel
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