Just before leaving for war in Europe, a young J.D. Salinger lost the
Longitudinal Section of Titanic Showing in Heavy Lines the Transverse Bulkheads. Suggested plan by which suflicient boats could be carried to accommodate the ship's full complement. Boats carried amidship on tracks on which they can be moved to either side of the ship. Scientific American (27 April 1912) p. 373d. GGA Image ID # 10a3617b52.
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#1 I'm working on a cross section of the ship using SnagIt8. Here's a little bit of what I've done so far: R Rocky Whiteside Member Mar 9, 2011 #2 Very nice! M Matthew D. Chapman Member Mar 19, 2011 #3 You may now view the cross section here: http://img37.picoodle.com/i53j/cluedokid25/omch_94a_u9lzl.jpg M Michael H. Standart Member Mar 20, 2011 #4
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The diagram above shows a cross-section of Titanic Loading. Click on the cross-section above to open an enlarged view that can be clicked on for detailed information Click on the Word Icon below to open a worksheet to accompany this activity.
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Cross section of the Titanic to show how passengers get on to the deck
By Samuel Halpern As most us know, the triple-screw steamer Titanic, and her sister ship Olympic, were propelled by a combined machinery arrangement consisting of two reciprocating engines and a single Parsons' turbine.
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Home Titanic Deckplans Profile Profile • Boat Deck • A Deck • B Deck • C Deck • D Deck • E Deck • F Deck • G Deck • Orlop Deck • Tank Top Save or Print Deckplans Key Please sign-in to browse the full size plans Deck Plans from Titanic The Ship Magnificent (2008) The History Press, courtesy of Bruce Beveridge. Detailed RMS Titanic deckplans.
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Several cross sectional views of these tanks are shown in Fig. 3 and Fig. 4. TITANIC'S HIDDEN DECK 4 www.encyclopedia-titanica.org Figure 3.. "Titanic: The Official Story - April 14-15, 1912," Facsimile reproductions of documents from the Public Record Office in London, Random House, 1997.
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4. flametitan • 3 yr. ago. That one I can get as we have no photos of titanic's screws, and I don't know when Mark Chirnside actually came across the evidence for her having a three bladed central prop. The stuff about her having six, possibly seven compartments flooded we've known since before the 1997 film. 3.
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RMS Titanic, Cross-section of White Star Liner, Illustration shows how the seven decks were arranged in a cross section of the Titanic when it was docked at Southampton, The steamship was built by Harland & Wolff in Belfast Ireland during 1910 - 1911 and later sank on April 15th, 1912 off the coast of Newfoundland after striking an iceberg durin.
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The book 'RMS Titanic - A Modelmaker's Manual' by Peter Davies-Garner (ISBN 1-86176-227-5) has the so called 'lines' plan of the Titanic, spanning four pages. It is not a photography of the original plan, but a very accurate reproduction. The cross sections are drawn on top of each other, not separate as in the two bottom rows in the picture.
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What did the Titanic ship look like inside? Check out these old Titanic cross-section views from 1912 — several from newspaper articles published the week it sank — and get an idea of the size and the layout of the doomed vessel. Titanic ship specifications (drawings from 1912, but before the disaster)
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In these areas, Titanic 's double bottom was extended up the ship's side to a height of 7 feet above the keel. In all, there were 44 tanks that made up the Titanic 's double bottom. Cross sectional views of these tanks are shown in Figures 3 and 4 Fig 3. shows the cross sections for tanks 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
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An Early Hand-Drawn Architectural Map of the Titanic—Measuring 32 Feet Long—Just Sold for $240,000 at Auction The cross-section still shows chalk marks from the investigation into how the ship sank. Richard Whiddington, April 27, 2023 The plan used in the British Titanic inquiry. Image: courtesy Henry Aldridge and Son Ltd
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THE following are the leading sizes of the Olympic and Titanic as constructed:— TABLE II.—DIMENSIONS. Length over all. 882' 9" Length between perpendiculars . 850' 0" Breadth extreme.92' 6" Depth moulded to shelter deck. 64' 3" Depth moulded to bridge deck. 73' 3" Total height from keel to navigating bridge.104' 0" Loaddraught. 34' 6"
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This cross-section of the titanic worksheet details 18 different rooms and parts for your students to colour in and label. We've also included a completed Titanic layout picture, which can be used as a reference or teaching tool.
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This wonderful Titanic poster is ideal for use in your lessons about the famous ship or for creating a colourful display board in your classroom. Featuring a beautiful hand-drawn illustration, this Titanic poster shows a cross-section of the ship, so your pupils can learn all about the inside of it. Find out the locations of the engine room, the Great Staircase and even the four different.