Ship construction using movable plastic interior walls

Details Ship construction using movable plastic interior walls Ship construction using movable plastic interior walls

1998-07-29

2000-04-25

Basinger, Sherman

Ships

Building

114 71, 114 78, B63B 368

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060531207

ABSTRACT:
A ship is constructed of a skeleton, including a hull, horizontal decks, and vertical support posts, all permanently joined together. At least some of the interior walls are made of a composite material of reinforcement embedded in a plastic matrix. These non-structural interior walls are semi-permanently attached to the skeleton with attachments, so that they may be readily rearranged to reconfigure the interior of the ship. The majority of the apparatus and infrastructure of the ship is affixed to the skeleton but not to the non-structural walls.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2079635 (1937-05-01), Sharp
patent: 2179820 (1939-11-01), Hunter
patent: 3274741 (1966-09-01), Neagle
patent: 3812808 (1974-05-01), Shirota et al.

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