bulkheads background

bulkheads

/ˈbʌlkˌhɛdz/

Illustration bulkheads - Image 1

noun

隔壁

A vertical partition dividing the hull into separate compartments; often made watertight to prevent excessive flooding if the ship's hull is breached.

Examples :

"The ship's bulkheads prevented water from flooding the entire vessel after hitting an iceberg. "

氷山に衝突した後、船の隔壁は船全体が水浸しになるのを防ぎました。

nautical technical vehicle structure ocean sailing military

Illustration bulkheads - Image 1

noun

隔壁

A similar partition in an aircraft or spacecraft.

Examples :

"The aircraft's bulkheads separated the cockpit from the passenger cabin. "

航空機の隔壁は、操縦室を客室から分離しました。

space nautical vehicle technical machine part

Illustration bulkheads - Image 1

noun

隔壁、バルクヘッド

Mechanically, a partition or panel through which connectors pass, or a connector designed to pass through a partition.

Examples :

"The electrician installed the bulkheads in the server room to organize and protect the network cables passing through the wall. "

電気技師は、壁を通過するネットワークケーブルを整理し保護するために、サーバー室に隔壁を設置しました。

part technical machine electronics building nautical

Illustration bulkheads - Image 1

noun

隔壁

A pressure-resistant sealed barrier to any fluid in a large structure.

Examples :

"The submarine has strong bulkheads to keep the water out, even under extreme pressure. "

潜水艦は、極度の圧力下でも水を防ぐために、頑丈な隔壁を備えています。

nautical architecture technical building structure vehicle ocean military industry

Illustration bulkheads - Image 1

noun

防波堤、岸壁

A retaining wall along a waterfront.

Examples :

"The town built new bulkheads along the riverfront to prevent erosion. "

その町は浸食を防ぐために、川沿いに新しい防波堤を建設しました。

architecture nautical building ocean environment