Why Ship break in half?

#shipbreaking #shipaccidents #grounding #ship #maritime #seafarer
Video Title: Why Ship Always Break from The Middle?
We have seen many accidents where ship break in half. Whether it is Titanic or MSC Rena or MOL comfort, majority of the ship breaks from the center?
Do you know why? It is because of the structural science in the ship design.
Let's understand it in the easiest way possible with this video.
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[@sarbajyotikar5319]

Nicely explained the load curve part. Superb💯

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Glad you liked it 👍

[@nehajha9634]

This question was troubling me since long. Finally such a lucid explanation.!!

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Glad you found the answer✌️

[@snazysatan]

Well done. Nicely Explained ✅

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Thank you 🙏

[@music_smuggle_]

Keel is a very important part and the back bones of a ship ..

[@shantanuchakraborty2920]

Explanation is fantastic..

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Glad you liked it

[@adidas20zero]

Facts...any ship 200 plus feet and being hit by waves in different areas put lots of strain on ships.

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[@supriyapotdar1869]

Second

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[@sangramrana2324]

Strongest part may be
collision Bulkheads

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Yes

[@prafullitsingh7000]

Strongest part of ship is ..keel..

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[@WeltSchmerz1349]

[donkeyface on] So why not simply cut big ship from the solid piece of fcuking rubber? [donkeyface off/]

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🙊

[@chrisdaniel5004]

Broken English just doesn’t cut it! 😩👎