Lloyd's Register Guidance Information - Naval Survey Guidance for Steel Ships, January 2001 - Chapter 14 Distortion and deformation - Section 2 Examples of deformation
Section 2 Examples of deformation
2.1 General
2.1.1 If the repairs are in way of tank boundaries, then the repair should be tested by means of a hydrostatic test of a tank from one side or by means of an air/leak test. In cases where such a test is not possible, a suitable NDE method may be used, though the use of NDE methods should be limited.
2.1.2 If the repairs are in way of dry spaces, then the testing may be a leak test using a vacuum box.
2.1.3 Butts in stiffeners in way of bulkhead inserts are to be at 75 mm from insert plate butts.
Figure 14.2.1 Repairs to watertight bulkhead plating in way of shell damage
Figure 14.2.2 Repairs to watertight bulkhead stiffening in way of shell damage
Figure 14.2.3 Repairs to side shell plating
Figure 14.2.4 Fore end structure
Deformation of side shell
plating
Figure 14.2.5 Bottom structure
Dented inner bottom plating
and buckled/fractured floor under pillar
Figure 14.2.6 Fore end structure
Deformation of forecastle
deck
Figure 14.2.7 Overall buckling of deck plating
Figure 14.2.8 Deck structure
Buckling of deck plating of
transverse framing system
Figure 14.2.9 Transverse bulkhead structure
Buckling in transverse
bulkhead
Figure 14.2.10 Buckling due to panting forward
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