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Hi Mac,
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That's not quite true. The keel is only on the centreline, forming the ship's 'backbone' and key to the double bottom structure. The boiler rooms had their own floor plating, upon which stokers would stand and feed the furnaces with coal. The hull structure includes the keel and double bottom. Best wishes, Mark. |
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Mark Chirnside, Warwickshire, England. 'RMS Olympic: Titanic's Sister.' |
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Posted on: 2007/4/20 22:06
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