Sentence examples for stern compartment from inspiring English sources

It concludes that because of the inconsistent stiffness between stern compartment and engine, the shell bulges, and generates a relative axial displacement in the impact process, which leads to the fact that the connection hole region in the stern compartment shell axially cracks on both ends under a large impact load.

Furthermore, as no old cracks and initial defects are found, the cracks have little relation with processing, and the root cause to the cracking of the stern compartment is that the composite possesses poor impact toughness.

In the impact test of the simulated emission, when the shell material of a spacecraft stern compartment was improved from Aluminum alloy 2A14 to composites, several stern compartments axially cracked at the right connection hole of the engine vice joint.

Each compartment had two torpedo tubes, one on each broadside, except for the stern compartment which only had one torpedo tube.

The stern torpedo compartment was shared with the steering gear.

Firing recommenced at 06:24 and Rurik was hit three times in the stern, flooding her steering compartment so that she had to be steered with her engines.

Firing recommenced at 06:24 and Rurik was hit three times in the stern, flooding her steering compartment; she had to be steered with her engines.

The first hit towards the stern, flooding refrigerated storage compartments and one of the empty aviation gasoline storage tanks, and killing many of the sleeping engineering personnel in the compartments above.

The officials and submarine experts said it was possible that some of the crew -- perhaps 15 men or more -- had survived the initial explosions if they had managed to shut the watertight doors to their compartments in the stern quickly.

In 1861, Bartholomew met with the chairman, Warde-Aldam, to propose a system of sectional boats, each consisting of six compartments, with a bow and stern section.

Another looming question was what would become of the 90percentt of the load that apparently sank more than two miles to the sea bed in compartments in the ship's sundered bow and stern sections.