A vessel having continuous closely spaced transverse strength members is __________.
• Transverse framing system vs longitudinal framing system in ship construction • What is meant by closely spaced frames and how they run in relation to the ship’s length • How web frames, cellular framing, and transverse framing differ in purpose and layout
• Think about which direction transverse strength members run compared with the ship’s keel (lengthwise centerline) • Ask yourself: if the strength members are closely spaced and run across the ship, what framing system does that describe in basic ship construction texts? • Consider which of the options is primarily associated with strength running across the vessel, not along its length
• Verify which framing system has its main frames running athwartship (side-to-side) rather than fore-and-aft • Check which term (cellular, web, longitudinal, transverse) describes the overall framing arrangement, not just an individual stiffener or special structural feature • Confirm that the option you choose matches the phrase continuous closely spaced transverse members used in standard naval architecture definitions
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