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• Limber Holes: Limber Holes are small holes or slots that are made in the floors of ships or boats to allow water to drain towards the bilge and be pumped out. These holes are essential for maintaining the stability and safety of the vessel, as they preve ... Read More >>
• Fender: In maritime context, a fender is a cushioning device used to prevent damage to boats, ships, or other vessels when they come in contact with each other or with a dock or pier. Fenders are typically made of rubber, foam, or plastic and are a ... Read More >>
• Hydrostatic Properties: Hydrostatic properties refer to the characteristics of a ship's hull that determine its stability and buoyancy. These properties include the center of gravity, center of buoyancy, metacentric height, and displacement. The center of gravity ... Read More >>