Lake ship yard methods of steel ship construction (1907)
Curr, Robert · Cleveland : The Marine review · leaf 166
tion of the framing erected,and the inner bottom partly plated. STEEL SHIP CONSTRUCTION 155 The double bottom, as will be seen, extends well up the round ofthe bilge for the sake of increased strength and increased safety. Asmay also be seen, from this and the other views, the franling consistsof… … Fig. 169. The framing in this view, as will be seen, has been completed to thestem and the transverse and longitudinal bulkheads are erected tolevel of lower deck. Fig. 173 shows a view from aft with frames and beams in positionup to engine room. This view gives a good idea of the overhead…
Naval architecture · Ships, Iron and steel
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