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• Shackle: A shackle is a U-shaped piece of metal secured with a clevis pin or bolt across the opening, used for fastening, joining, or hoisting. Shackles are commonly used in the maritime industry for various purposes such as securing anchors, attach ... Read More >>
• Bulkhead Bounding: Bar: Bulkhead bounding refers to the process of determining the maximum water level that a ship's bulkhead can withstand without causing any damage or flooding. This is an important safety measure that ensures the structural integrity of the shi ... Read More >>
• Composite Vessel: A composite vessel is a type of ship that is constructed using a combination of materials, typically steel and fiberglass. The use of composite materials in shipbuilding allows for a lighter and more fuel-efficient vessel, as well as increa ... Read More >>