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With a ship built with a transverse framing system, by what means are double bottom floors and the transverse frames joined?

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With a ship built with a transverse framing system, by what means are double bottom floors and the transverse frames joined?

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• Transverse framing system – how floors, frames, and longitudinal members are arranged in this system • Meaning and typical use of margin plate / bilge margin in double bottom construction • Difference between brackets, stiffeners, girders, and gussets as connection/strengthening members

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• In a transverse framing system, think about which member actually CONNECTS the double bottom to the side framing at the turn of the bilge. • Ask yourself: which of these items (brackets, stiffeners, girders, gussets) is most commonly used as a ‘connecting plate’ between intersecting structural members? • Visualize a cross‑section of the hull: double bottom floor, turn of the bilge, side frame — what named piece sits in that corner to tie them together?

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• Verify which term is normally associated with the margin plate at the bilge between tank top and side shell. • Check standard ship construction diagrams for how transverse frames connect to the double bottom floors in a transverse system. • Eliminate options that usually describe longitudinal strength members rather than simple connecting/attachment pieces.

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Question 1 of 20

With a ship built with a transverse framing system, by what means are double bottom floors and the transverse frames joined?

By way of bilge margin brackets.

By way of bilge margin stiffeners.

By way of bilge margin girders.

By way of bilge margin gussets.

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With a ship built with a transverse framing system, by what means are double bottom floors and the transverse frames joined?

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With a ship built with a transverse framing system, by what means are double bottom floors and the transverse frames joined?

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