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    CONSTRUCTION

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    This document contains 40 questions related to naval architecture, ship construction, surveys, welding, corrosion protection, and other topics important for ship safety. Some key areas covered include requirements for watertight doors and bulkheads, corrosion prevention methods like protective coatings and cathodic protection, harmonized survey systems, structural failures due to stress concentrations, and stability criteria. The document seeks to assess understanding of various technical aspects of ship design, construction, and maintenance for safety and classification compliance.

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    This document contains 40 questions related to naval architecture, ship construction, surveys, welding, corrosion protection, and other topics important for ship safety. Some key areas covered include requirements for watertight doors and bulkheads, corrosion prevention methods like protective coatings and cathodic protection, harmonized survey systems, structural failures due to stress concentrations, and stability criteria. The document seeks to assess understanding of various technical aspects of ship design, construction, and maintenance for safety and classification compliance.

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    This document contains 40 questions related to naval architecture, ship construction, surveys, welding, corrosion protection, and other topics important for ship safety. Some key areas covered include requirements for watertight doors and bulkheads, corrosion prevention methods like protective coatings and cathodic protection, harmonized survey systems, structural failures due to stress concentrations, and stability criteria. The document seeks to assess understanding of various technical aspects of ship design, construction, and maintenance for safety and classification compliance.

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    CONSTRUCTION AND SURVEYS

    NAVAL ARCHITECTURE PAPER-1


    1. SKETCH THE ARRANGEMENT IN THE FPK FOR PANTING AND POUNDING
    STRESSES.
    2. EXPLAIN THE PRINCIPLE OF I.C.C.P., HOW IS CORROSION CAUSED.
    3. WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ALUMINIUM IN SHIP
    BUILDING, HOW IS ALUMINIUM SUPERSTRUCTURE CONNECTED TO A STEEL
    PLATE.
    4. EXPLAIN THE PURPOSE OF D.B. TANKS AND RULE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE
    SAME.
    5. THERMIT WELDING AND MIG WELDING, FILLET WELDING AND OVERHEAD
    WELDING,TUNGSTEN INERT GAS WELDING, SUBMERGED ARC WELDING, EDGE
    PREPARATION, IMPORTANCE OF FLUX IN WELDING, LOCKED UP STRESSES.
    6. DESCRIBE HOW PITTING TAKES PLACE. IN WHICH LOCATION CAN PITTING BE
    ANTICIPATED AND MEASURES TO MINIMIZE IT.
    7. WRITE SHORT NOTES ON VARIOUS METHIDS AVAILABLE FOR SURFACE
    PREPARATION BEFORE APPLICATION OF PAINT.
    8. DEFINE WELDING. ADVANTAGES OF ELECTRIC ARC WELDING OVER OXY-
    ACETYLENE GAS WELDING.
    9. HOW MANY MINIMUM TRANSVERSE BULKHEADS SHOULD BE THERE ON A
    CARGO SHIP, WHAT PURPOSE DO THEY FULFIL, AND HOW ARE THEY TESTED,
    REQUIREMENTS FOR SPACING AND NUMBER OF BULKHEADS, CONSTRUCTION
    OF BULKHEADS, PRECAUTIONS TO BE OBSERVED WITH REGARD TO OPENING.
    10. SKETCH, LABEL AND DESCRIBE A CORRUGATED BULKHEAD. WHAT ARE ITS
    ADVANTAGES OVER A PLAIN BULKHEAD.
    11. WHAT IS ENHANCED SURVEY PROGRAM AND ITS PURPOSE, DESCRIBE THE ESP
    REQUIREMENTS FOR BULK CARRIERS AND TANKERS AND HOW WILL YOU
    PREPARE THEM FOR ENHANCED SURVEY.
    12. DESCRIBE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR WATER TIGHT DOORS IN A PASSENGER
    SHIP AS REQUIRED BY SOLAS.
    13. SKETCH AND LABEL A POWER OPERATED WATERTIGHT SLIDING DOORS,
    ENUMERATE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR IT AS PER SOLAS.
    14. SKETCH, LABEL AND DISCUSS A WATERTIGHT DOOR FITTED IN A WATERTIGHT
    BUKHEAD BELOW THE WATERLINE. STATE THE REGULATIONS CONCERNING
    CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH BULKHEADS AS PER SOLAS.
    15. WRITE A SHORT ESSAY ON THE PURPOSE AND WORK OF A CLASSIFICATION
    SOCIETY.
    16. DESCRIBE ANGULAR AND LONGITUDINAL DISTORTIONS IN WELDING.
    17. STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES OF VARIOUS TYPES OF WELDING.
    18. DESCRIBE HOW CORROSION IS CONTROLLED ONBOARD BY: PROTECTIVE
    COATING, DESIGN AND CATHODIC PROTECTION.
    19. HARMONISED SYSTEM OF SURVEY INCLUDING A MATRIX FOR VARIOUS
    MANDATORY SURVEYS AS REQUIRED BY SOLAS, LOADLINE AND MARPOL,
    WHY IS HSS IMPORTANT.

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    CONSTRUCTION AND SURVEYS
    NAVAL ARCHITECTURE PAPER-1

    20. DISCUSS THE WORKING OF GAS CUTTING AS USED ONBOARD.


    21. SHIP BUILDING STEEL IS SUBJECTED TO EROSION AS WELL AS CORROSION,
    ELABORATE ON THIS STATEMENT.
    22. DRAW AND LABEL THE MIDSHIP SECTION OF A REFRIGERATED CARGO VESSEL.
    23. DRAW AND LABEL THE MIDSHIP SECTION OF A OBO, WHY IS THIS TYPE OF SHIP
    MORE STRUCTURALLY STRONG AS COMPARED TO TRADITIONAL BULK
    CARRIERS.
    24. WRITE SHORT NOTES ON ANTI-FOULING PAINTS AND LASER CUTTING.
    25. HOW WILL YOU PREPARE YOUR SHIP FOR INTERMEDIATE SURVEY FOR SHIP
    SAFETY CONSTRUCTION CERTIFICATE.
    26. DESCRIBE TESTING REQUIREMENTS FOR FRESH WATER AND BUNKER TANKS.
    27. DIFFERENT TYPES OF CORROSIONS TAKING PLACE ONBOARND. WRITE DOWN
    THE COMPONENTS OF MARINE PAINTS AND THERE IMPORTANCE.
    28. DESCRIBE THE METHOD OF PREPARATION OF THE SHELL PLATING AND
    APPLYING THE BOTTOM COATING WHEN VESSEL IS IN DRY-DOCK.
    29. DESCRIBE FOLLOWING:- STRINGER, LONGITUDINAL, WEB FRAME, BILGE KEEL.
    30. DRAW A MIDSHIP SECTION OF A BULK CARRIER, WHY IS BULK CARRIER
    LISTED IN CHAPTER XII OF SOLAS.
    31. CONCENTRATION OF STRESSES DUE TO DISCONTINUITY OF STRUCTURE IS A
    MAJOR CAUSE OF STRUCTURAL FAILURE, DISCUSS THIS PROBLEM WITH
    RESPECT TO MODERN SHIPS CITING ANY ONE AREA ONBOARD SHIP AND HOW
    IS IT OVERCOME.
    32. DRAW A NEAT SKETCH OF A BOW DOOR, RAMP AND WATERTIGHT DOOR AS AN
    EXTENSION OF COLLISION BULKHEADON A RO-RO VESSEL.
    33. SKETCH AND DESCRIBE A COLLISION BULKHEAD. STATE ITS PRINCIPAL
    FUNCTIONS AND LOCATION ON A SHIP.
    34. WITH THE HELP OF A DIAGRAM STATE THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE
    OPENINGS IN A SHELL PLATING ON A Ro-Ro. DISCUSS THE CORRECTIVE
    MEASURES AS ADOPTED BY IMO FOLLOWING ONE SUCH CASUALTY.
    35. DESCRIBE THE PREPARATION FOR ANNUAL LOADLINE SURVEY.
    36. DRAW MIDSHIP SECTION OF A CELLULAR CONTAINER SHIP, DESCRIBE HOW
    ENTRY OF WATER IS PREVENTED/CONTROLLED IN HATCH COVERLESS
    CONTAINER SHIP.
    37. DRY DOCKING, PREPARATION, WHY IS IT REQUIRED, STABILITY CRITERIA
    PRIOR TO DRY DOCKING.
    38. HOW IMPROVED DESIGNS OF SHIPS AND ITS VARIOUS STRUCTURES CAN HELP
    REDUCE CORROSION. DESCRIBE WITH EXAMPLES.
    39. DISCUSS THE EFFECT OF CHANGE OF TRIM WITH CHANGE IN DENSITY WITH
    DIAGRAMS.
    40. VARIOUS INFORMATION FROM GZ CURVE, GRAIN STABILITY CRITERIA AS PER
    SOLAS.

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