The structural members of the hull extending in a fore and aft direction are called __________.
⢠Hull structure terminology (difference between foreâandâaft vs athwartships members) ⢠The role of frames versus members that run the length of the vessel ⢠Basic understanding of longitudinal vs transverse structural systems
⢠Which type of structural member runs across the ship (side to side), and which runs along the ship (bow to stern)? ⢠Look at each choice and ask: Is this a primary strength member of the hull, or is it a fitting/bracket/interior construction? ⢠Think about the word roots in the options â which one clearly suggests a lengthwise orientation?
⢠Identify which option describes members that run fore and aft (lengthwise), not side to side. ⢠Eliminate any answer that is mainly used for interior construction or furniture, not hull strength. ⢠Be sure you are choosing a term that refers to a continuous structural member of the hull, not a small bracket or connection piece.
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