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Bilge well
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A small drain well or tank which collects bilge water; usually located at the after end of the compartments
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Bilge, английский
- Hull area between the keel and the boats sides.
- The compartment at the bottom of the hull of a ship or boat where water collects and must be pumped out of the vessel.
- Подводная часть, днище судна, трюм
- Днище судна
- The lowest pait of the boats interior where water on board will collect.
- Днище, трюм
- [1] the lowest, almost flat part of a ship’s interior space nearest the keel where water is likely to accumulate. [2] the filthy water that collects in that area. [3] a colloquialism for nonsense.
- The lowest interior area of a hull, used to collect water that has entered.
- The lowest part of the hull under the cabin sole.
Bilge, русский
Bilge alarm system, английский
Система тревоги для подводной части лодки
Bilge blocks, английский
Supports for a vessel in dry dock. also keel blocks.
Bilge boards, английский
Retractable keels on both sides of small sailing boats to reduce leeway due to wind pressure. see also barge boards.
Bilge drain, английский
Дренаж, канава самой нижней, подводной
Bilge filter, английский
Bilge hoop, английский
Bilge keel, английский
Small fin extending fore-and-aft along a ships bilge to reduce rolling.
Bilge keels, английский
A pair of keels on either side of the hull, usually slanted outwards. in yachts, they allow the use of a drying mooring, the boat standing upright on the keels (and often a skeg) when the tide is out.
Bilge pump, английский
- Насос, помпа подводной части лодки
- Трюмная (днищевая) помпа
- Трюмная помпа
- Pump to remove water from the bilges. may be mechanical, electric, or manual.
- A pump intended for removal of spray, rainwater, and the normal accumulation of waterdue to seepage and spillage; not intended for damage control.
- A mechanical, electrical, or manually operated pump used to remove water from the bilge.
Bilge rat, английский
Derogatory slang used by usn deck seamen for a person who works in the engineering spaces of the ship. also snipe.
Bilge water separator, английский
Bilge, or bulge, английский
That part of the floor in a ship—on either side of the keel—which approaches nearer to a horizontal than to a perpendicular direction, and begins to round upwards. it is where the floors and second futtocks unite, and upon which the ship would rest if laid on the ground; hence, when a ship receives a fracture in this part, she is said to be bilged or bulged.—bilge is also the largest circumference of a cask, or that which extends round by the bung-hole.
Bilged, английский
[1] stove-in at or near the bilge. [2] usn slang for being failed, as in “he was bilged on the inspection,” or the act of denying as in “i bilged his promotion.”
Bilged on her anchor, английский
A ship that has run upon her own anchor, so the anchor cable runs under the hull.
Bilgewater, английский
Filthy water accumulated in the bilge.
Well, английский
- A chamber that houses a boats daggerboard.
- A hole dug into the ground in the attempt to intersect water or other subsurface fluids.
- Place in the ship`s hold for pumps.
- [1] a vertical trunk or cofferdam through which pipes connect the bilge pump to a sump at the bottom of the ship. [2] a metal-lined compartment in a fishing boat, perforated to allow the entry of sea water to preserve live fish. well!: that’s enough! often followed by “belay!” (also “well there!”).
- A shaft or hole sunk into the earth expressly to obtain water, oil, or gas.
- Commonly used as a synonym for borehole or drill hole, especially by individuals associated with the petroleum-drilling industry.
- West london leadership
- The hole made by the drilling bit, which can be open, cased, or both. also called borehole, hole or wellbore.
Well, английский
Well, английский
Compartments, английский
Rooms divided by bulkheads. counter - the overhang at the stern of a boat.
Compartment, английский
- Forest management subdivision or block of land, usually of continuous land ownership (17).
- Помещение; отсек
- Отделение, отсек, купе, салон
- A small space within a larger enclosed area, often separated by partitions.
- Any space enclosed by bulkheads.
- An abstraction (not a specific storage location) that consists of one or more isolated storage files, called stores, which contain the actual directory locations where data is stored. any kind of data can be saved in the store.
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Bulkhead, английский
Transverse or longitudinal vertical partition or "wall" for dividing the internal space of a hull into various compartments; may be built of stiffened steel plates or corrugated plates; bulkheads may be watertight, oiltight, gastight, or non-watertight
Ballast tank, английский
- A watertight compartment used for carrying ballast
- A device used on ships and submarines and other submersibles to control buoyancy and stability.
- Compartments at the bottom of a ship or on the sides which are filled with liquids for stability and to make the ship seaworthy. any shipboard tank or compartment on a tanker normally used for carrying salt-water ballast. when these compartments or tanks are not connected with the cargo system they are called segregated ballast tanks or systems.
- Compartments at the bottom of a ship or on the sides which are filled with liquids for stability and to make the ship seaworthy. any shipboard tank or compartment on a tanker normally used for carrying salt water ballast. when these compartments or tanks are not connected with the cargo system they are called segregated ballast tanks or systems.
- [1] on surface vessels, a container for liquid ballast, which can be pumped from tank-totank to adjust trim and buoyancy, or be discharged overboard via a pipe, which is usually, but not necessarily, underwater. [2] a submarine uses ballast tanks to submerge and auxiliary trim tanks, to control its buoyancy. when the boat is surfaced, the ballast tanks are filled with air and the submarine’s overall density is less than that of the surrounding water. as the vessel dives, its ballast tanks are flooded with water while, simultaneously, the air is vented, giving it negative buoyancy so that it sinks. a supply of compressed air 33 ballast is maintained on board, for life support as well as to blow water out of the ballast tanks for surfacing.
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