Identifier: cu31924030902021 (find matches)
Title: Lake ship yard methods of steel ship construction
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Curr, Robert
Subjects: Naval architecture Ships, Iron and steel
Publisher: Cleveland : The Marine review
Contributing Library: Cornell University Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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LI C4 20 LAKE SHIP YARD METHODS OF
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STEEL SHIP CONSTRUCTION 21 FiciS ARaH 3/ifie.KETS Fig. 24 shows mold for stringer channel clips at side and all chan-nel ties throughout the vessel. Fig. 25 shows mold for brackets connecting the arch part of thebelt frame to the spar deck. These bracket plates are flanged to the arch so that the tee-shapedmold serves the purpose ofmarking right.and left. Fig. 26 shows the mold fordeep floors spaced every twelvefeet. The dotted lines show thelightening holes which aremarked with mold for that pur-pose. Fig. 27 shows mold for thebelt frame connected to thefloor. This plate goes from thetank top line to the main deck.The lightening holes are markedwith a mold for that purpose,as shown by dotted lines. Fig. 28 shows mold for thetop part of belt frame whichruns from the main deck string-er, or top of side tank, to thespar deck. Fig. 28a shows a mold for between main and spar deck. Thisframe is cut on top of tank at side to facilitate the fitting of thewatertight angles on main deck. The h

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