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• Compressed Air: Compressed air refers to the air that is kept under a certain pressure, which is higher than the atmospheric pressure. In the maritime context, compressed air is widely used for various purposes such as starting and stopping the main engine ... Read More >>
• Insulation: Insulation in maritime context refers to the process of protecting a ship's interior from external factors such as heat, cold, noise, and fire. Insulation materials are used to reduce heat transfer between the interior and exterior of the s ... Read More >>
• Breadth, Molded: Molded breadth is the horizontal width of a vessel at the widest point as measured amidships between the inside of the plating of the shell. It is measured from the molded line on one side of the hull to the molded line on the opposite side ... Read More >>