Lake ship yard methods of steel ship construction (1907)
Curr, Robert · Cleveland : The Marine review · leaf 119
the bottom. LL> shows the width of the top flange and FFi thebottom flange. The projecting parts beyond EH and GK representthe flanges for the connection to the transom frame. After the plateis sheared to the shape shown by the expanded lines the transom floorflanges are turned, then the parts… … to. ■ Afterthe trunk is rolled to the circular shape the top and bottomflanges are turned at the forge. If the stern post is drilled the rivetholes are punched in the trunk before it is bent. STEEL SHIP CONSTRUCTION 109 SHELL PLATING AFT Fig. 115 represents a rudder trunk wider at the bottom than…
Naval architecture · Ships, Iron and steel
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