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Re: Pressure Hull Material
Posted by: dalder ()
Date: July 08, 2010 10:42PM

Given that the conning tower was oriented vertically and the hull-plating at the opening for the conning tower was oriented horizontally, the most likely type of weld-joint between the two would be a tee weld at about 90 degrees. As I recall, the thickness of the hull-plate was about 25-30 mm, which points towards a tee-weld with the root (back side) of the weld being back-gouged to clean metal and filled in from inside the hull. I'm no expert either.

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