Ship Construction, 7th Edition (international Edition)

About Ship Construction, 7th Edition (international Edition)

Ship Construction Seventh Edition (International Edition) by D. J. Eyres & G. J. Bruce

Ship Construction, 7th Edition is a comprehensive and widely used textbook on the theory and practice of building ships, suitable for students and professionals in naval architecture, marine engineering, and shipyard operations. It provides a complete guide from the earliest conceptual design stages through to the finished vessel. (WorldCat)

Overview

This edition deals with all major aspects of ship construction, combining fundamental principles with current industry practices. It is structured into multiple chapters that cover the entire shipbuilding process, emphasizing clarity of explanation and practical relevance. (American Nautical Services)

Key Topics Covered

The book is typically organized into seven major sections and contains over 30 chapters, including but not limited to: (American Nautical Services)

• Basic design of the ship fundamentals of ship form, dimensions and categories. (American Nautical Services)

• Development of ship types understanding different vessel classes and their construction needs. (American Nautical Services)

• Materials and strength steels, other shipbuilding materials and tests for structural integrity. (American Nautical Services)

• Welding and cutting techniques processes used in shipyard practice and quality control. (American Nautical Services)

• Shipyard layout and production design planning and converting designs to buildable components. (American Nautical Services)

• Assembly of ship structure framing, plating, decks, bulkheads and hull construction. (American Nautical Services)

• Superstructure and outfitting hatches, deck equipment, cargo systems and ancillary structures. (American Nautical Services)

• Corrosion control and anti-fouling systems protection and maintenance considerations. (American Nautical Services)

• International regulations rules on classification, load lines, tonnage and safety standards. (American Nautical Services)

Features and Strengths

• Comprehensive coverage: guides readers from ship specification to completed hull and outfitting. (American Nautical Services)

• Up-to-date practices: discusses modern shipyard techniques, including computer-aided design and manufacture (CAD/CAM). (American Nautical Services)

• Practical orientation: includes line diagrams and explanations that make complex industrial processes easier to understand. (American Nautical Services)

• Regulatory context: integrates current international rules and standards applicable to ship construction. (American Nautical Services)

Who Its For

• Naval architecture and marine engineering students

• Shipbuilding professionals and supervisors

• Marine engineers and designers

• Practitioners involved in ship construction, conversion and maintenance (WorldCat)

Why Its Useful

This book acts both as a textbook for academic study and a reference for industry professionals. Its balanced approach makes it a go-to resource in maritime education and shipyard environments, helping readers grasp both essential theory and real-world shipbuilding practices. (American Nautical Services)