hull and machinery

The hull and machinery of the ship was provided by the builder.

It will be noted that a large part, comprising the hull and machinery, falls to the class society.

They were very similar to the Buckley-class destroyer escort, having the same hull and machinery.

With these vessels the damage to both hull and machinery following the striking of a submerged object can be substantial.

It also has hull and machinery insurance.

They shared a common hull and machinery with the Type 61 or Salisbury class aircraft direction vessels.

This was her final port, as repairs to her severely damaged hull and machinery were judged to be uneconomical.

Insurance of the vessels is generally known as "Hull and Machinery" (H&M).

They were based on the hull and machinery of the earlier J, K and N class destroyer.

KSINC also has wide experience in repair (both hull and machinery) of large variety vessels.

The consequent weight savings were negated by additional hull and machinery weights and the ship displaced only slightly less than 'K3'.

The company operates within hull and machinery insurance, loss of hire insurance and total loss interests insurance.

Many small craft and pontoon piers serving the supply base received hull and machinery work by the crew in the ship's capacious well deck.

The Osaka Ship Repairing Factory has a shop devoted to maintaining the hull and machinery for high-speed ships.

Fashioning the modern (1948) cruise liner Exochorda from Dauphin required stripping the vessel to the bare hull and machinery.

Nominally undergoing extensive repairs, Swatara was completely dismantled and given a new hull and machinery to become, in actuality, a new ship.

The Secretary of the Navy's report for 1927 stated that Villalobos was in bad condition as regarding both hull and machinery and had little sale value.

In December 1868 the steam ferry and tug boat Herald was laid up for five weeks, undergoing a general overhaul in hull and machinery.

Savarese lives in London and was personally responsible for finance, administration, legal, commercial, hull and machinery insurance and P&I insurance matters.

The United States Navy built the first Aegis cruisers using the hull and machinery designs of Spruance-class destroyers.

The mine broke the keel and wrecked the hull and machinery to such an extent that repairs at HMNB Devonport took nearly three years.

After Mississippi II's hull and machinery were determined to no longer be serviceable in 1926, a new hull, boilers, and engines were built at Jeffersonville, Indiana.

The members of CEFOR engage in hull and machinery insurance (blue water and coastal), protection and indemnity insurance, cargo insurance, legal defense, and war risks.

Perhaps what is left of her hull and machinery can point the way to a replica that can be built as she once was when she was the pride of the Texas fleet.

The basic design of the ship was based on the Royal Navy Type 41/Type 61 hull and machinery, but modified to suit the requirements of the Ghana Navy.