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a) Welding lends itself to the adoption of prefabrication techniques.
b) It is easier to obtain
watertightness and oiltightness with welded joints.
c) Joints are produced more
quickly.
d) Less skilled labour is
required.
e) Reduced hull steel
weight; therefore more deadweight.
f) Less maintenance, from
slack rivets, etc.
g) The smoother hull with
the elimination of laps to a reduced skin friction
resistance which can reduce fuel costs.
a) Welding lends itself to the adoption of prefabrication techniques.
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