Freeboard   (translated from German)
Freeboard The designation Freeboard one uses: in shipbuilding, see Schiffsmasse in the water management, see Freeboard (water management) Freeboard (magazine) is the title of a Austrian ...
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Freeboard   (translated from German)
Freeboard That Freeboard is in Skateboard with 6 wheels, with ... on one Snowboard to drive can. That Freeboard 80, 100 and 112 cm are available ...
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Freeboard deck   (translated from German)
Freeboard deck That Freeboard deck the highest the weather is usually ... deeper deck can be determined to the freeboard deck, if it concerns a complete, going ... deeper waterproof deck is intended for the freeboard deck, then becomes from this deck from that Freeboard the ship computes. All parts present ...
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Freeboard (water management)   (translated from German)
Freeboard (water management) That Freeboard designated in that Wasserwirtschaft the distance between ... Ufers . - in the building of ships the freeboard is the height of the bordwand over ... sees: Schiffsmasse . According to DIN 4048 the freeboard is defined as the distance between the ... not to be rushed over however. The freeboard must be therefore largely enough limited. ...
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Schiffsmasse   (translated from German)
... Deck line to the keel, minus the freeboard of the ship (unbenaessten part of the trunk). Freeboard mark Those Freeboard mark, (also Plimsoll mark) is with trading ... of the ship. It indicates the respective freeboard of the hull with changing loading. A certain minimum freeboard is necessary, in order to give ...
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HMS Hood (1891)
... Royal Sovereigns in that she had a freeboard of only 11 feet 3 inches compared ... Royal Sovereigns had reverted to a higher freeboard after several classes of low freeboard vessel had been constructed, the last being the Trafalgar class. Low freeboard had been popular for around ten years ... disadvantage that it reduced seaworthiness. This small freeboard meant that Hood was very wet ...
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Monitor (warship)
... directly modelled on the Monitor were low-freeboard, mastless, steam-powered vessels with one or two rotating armoured turrets. The low freeboard meant that these ships were unsuitable for ... combined turret and sails with a low freeboard was lost in heavy weather. A late ... Submarines USS Monitor had had very little freeboard so as to bring the mass of ...
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Trafalgar class battleship
... They were the last class of low freeboard battleships built for the Royal Navy. They ... armour. However the consequence of having a freeboard of only 15 feet or so were ... was followed by the very successful high freeboard Royal Sovereign class. References D. K. Brown ...
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Radio station of ヴァールベリ   (translated from Japanese)
... ヴァールベリ ( Sweden ) Mast of branch line attaching freeboard 127m (Fame) Varberg Radio Station (The French ... the mast of the branch line attaching freeboard 260m. Register standard As for this worldwide ...
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Active suspension   (translated from Japanese)
... because it is necessary to maintain the freeboard and burden had become the large and ... vehicle for the driver. Then it stabilizes freeboard and from viewpoint of reduction of incidence ...
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