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Thursday, May 15, 2008
The Plimsoll line
This diagram shows the Plimsoll line
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Can you explain this for me please. It looks really interesting but I don't understand it. Thanks
This Plimsoll line shows the density of water. Each line show how high or low from the water a boat will be depending on the density. TF stands for tropical fresh water. F stands for fresh water. T stands for tropical salt water. S stands for salt water in summer. W stands for salt water in winter and WNA stands for Winter North Atlantic. Each one stands for a different form of density.
2 comments:
Can you explain this for me please. It looks really interesting but I don't understand it.
Thanks
This Plimsoll line shows the density of water. Each line show how high or low from the water a boat will be depending on the density. TF stands for tropical fresh water. F stands for fresh water. T stands for tropical salt water. S stands for salt water in summer. W stands for salt water in winter and WNA stands for Winter North Atlantic. Each one stands for a different form of density.
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