- Look up
bulkhead in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Bulkhead may
refer to:
Bulkhead (partition), a wall
within the hull of a ship, vehicle, or container...
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called "
bulkheads".[dubious – discuss] Now, the term
bulkhead applies to
every vertical panel aboard a ship,
except for the hull itself.
Bulkheads were known...
- used in
mines to
contain flooding.
Coastal bulkheads are most
often referred to as seawalls,
bulkheading, or
riprap revetments.
These manmade structures...
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Bulkhead line is an
officially set line
along a s****line,
usually beyond the dry land, to
demark a
territory allowable to be
treated as dry land, to separate...
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bulkhead can be
wholly replaced.
During the twenty-first century,
various parties became increasingly interested in
developing aft
pressure bulkheads...
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featured three armored bulkheads layered between three liquid-filled compartments, and
placed between an
empty void and
unarmored bulkhead on
either side. For...
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compartments is
called compartmentation.
Bulkheads were
known to the
ancient Gr****s, who emplo****
bulkheads in
triremes to
support the back of rams. By...
- regardless. If a ship is ****ed with
longitudinal bulkheads (running fore and aft) as well as
transverse bulkheads,
flooding along one side of the ship can cause...
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doors or 'collision
bulkhead doors' in
place behind the
loading ramp.
These doors are an
upper extension of the
collision bulkhead and act as a secondary...
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highest deck
reached by the ships'
watertight bulkheads (though only by
eight of the
fifteen bulkheads). This was
later changed in the
Olympic in a 1913...
