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Composite ship

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one with a wooden casing and iron frame.

See also: Composite



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Despite the cost premium, composite ships end up saving money in the long run by cutting down on maintenance and repairs, Foley said.
One of the topics being presented at SAMPE focuses on the use of pultrusion as a way to significantly lower the cost of composite ship structures.
Atlantic Marine, Goodrich and Umoe Mandal The design is derived from the Norwegian Skjold, a 154-foot composite ship.
 
 
 
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