Lake ship yard methods of steel ship construction (1907)
Curr, Robert · Cleveland : The Marine review · leaf 163
ether as possible before riveting.In this way there was absolutely no possibility of yielding when therivets were put in. The work done by hydraulic power includes thecenter girder, keel-plate garboard strake, the center strake of theinner bottom, the intercostal girders, the end frames to the… … Fig. 166. in. to ly^, in. in diameter, spaced on an average four to five diametersapart. In the bulkheads the sizes generally are %■ in. in diameter,spaced four to five diameters apart; the deck rivets are ^ in., spacedgenerally four to five diameters apart. The riveting machine was, asis shown in…
Naval architecture · Ships, Iron and steel
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