How a ship is made
First Cut of Steel
The initial metal sheet cut is where, actually, the fabrication of a ship begins. These plates are used for the manufacture of naval blocks
Assembly of naval blocks
At this stage, the naval blocks are assembled by means of the steel plates initially cut
Pre-building of naval blocks
The naval blocks of each part of the ship are assembled, forming the naval mega blocks, which represent large structures
The lifting of naval mega blocks
Using super powerful cranes, the mega blocks are raised, forming even larger blocks, this stage is a continuation, still, of the edification
Advanced finishing
With the pipes, accessories, equipment and electrical part already in its due naval blocks. These are joined to one another, already being possible to see a ship forming
Keel tapping
Now with the parts representing a whole bay, they will be placed next to the sea for the descent of the ship
End of Building
Being responsible for forming the hull the blocks of the ship’s backbone are already in their final positions and ready for completion
Ship Launch
The construction of the ship is complete and this can be launched into the sea. Normally, it is at this stage that the baptism of the ship is carried out
Finishing off the new ship
Internal finishing works, system interconnections and tests are done in this step
Sea trials of manufactured ship
Sea trials are made before the ship is delivered to the contractor. In general, these tests represent short trips, of short duration, in which several parameters related to the performance of the ship and navigation are verified
Ship delivery
After being certified by an independent body to the construction company, the ship is ready to start operations. It is, then, delivered to the contractor
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