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• Mole: In maritime context, a mole is a massive structure, usually made of stone, concrete, or steel, that extends from the shore into the water and serves as a breakwater or a jetty. It is designed to protect vessels from waves and currents and t ... Read More >>
• Bow: The front part of a ship or boat is called the bow. It is designed to cut through the water and reduce the resistance of the vessel. The shape of the bow is important for the ship's performance, stability, and maneuverability. Different typ ... Read More >>
• Partial Bulkhead: A partial bulkhead is a vertical partition or wall that does not extend to the full height or depth of a ship's compartment. It is used to provide additional structural support, prevent the spread of fire or flooding, and to separate differ ... Read More >>