Ventura's a crackin' good ship
Discussion
Literally it seems:
http://www.mikeyscruiseblog.com/2012/10/18/po-crui...
Went on this earlier in the year. My first cruise....really enjoyed it when I wasn't really expecting to. It's a lovely ship (if not pig-ugly) but this is a bit worrying, no?
http://www.mikeyscruiseblog.com/2012/10/18/po-crui...
Went on this earlier in the year. My first cruise....really enjoyed it when I wasn't really expecting to. It's a lovely ship (if not pig-ugly) but this is a bit worrying, no?
Kitchski said:
I didn't quite understand how it's "not structural" assuming (perhaps wrongly) that the choppy seas caused it?
the superstructure of a ship "sits" on the hull.They tend to be made of different materials (lighter for the top, heavier for the bottom).
As a result you tend to find the lighter materials (aluminium) are also a fair bit weaker and more susceptible to fatigue/failure.
The hull of the ship which is what holds the everything together is a lot stronger and more flexible.
Kitchski said:
jbi said:
superstructure crack... not worrying from a structural point of view, but not a cheap fix either.
I didn't quite understand how it's "not structural" assuming (perhaps wrongly) that the choppy seas caused it?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEkErF51Uxg&pla...
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