10 Hull Materials
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10 Hull Materials

 (to be specified by the Recognised Organisation)

 This section of the Plan shall identify, using a format similar to that of the table below, the materials used in the hull structures that fall within the scope of the CAS for the purpose of providing a concise reference.

Location Plating Longitudinals and Stiffeners Longitudinal Girders / Stringers Transverse Girders / Web Frames / Stringers / Floors
Deck        
Bottom        
Inner bottom        
Side shell        
Longitudinal bulkhead        
Transverse bulkheads        
Fore Peak        
Aft Peak        
Guidance Notes:
1 Material grade is Mild Steel (MS) where not shown otherwise.
2 Material grade HTS indicates High Tensile Steel; SS indicates Stainless Steel; and CS indicates Clad Steel.
3 In case of repairs material, grade, type and the extent shall be verified from drawings.
Parent topic: Appendix 3 - Model Survey Plan for CAS
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