Some ships have polymer coated hulls to reduce friction.

The first application this steel was used for was the hulls of container ships.

So what you're seeing here is actually cotton hulls from Texas, in this case.

The production of hulls remained as a limiting factor in the following year of 1935.

As with the design of most boat hulls they represent a compromise of different design characteristics.

The construction technique has been developed from that used for the hulls of modern sailing yachts.

Zinc bars are attached to various locations on steel ship hulls to render the ship hull cathodic.

If you're in Northern Europe or North America, you can use things like buckwheat husks or oat hulls.

There is a need for new non toxic agents to protect equipment such as ships' hulls that do not have an adverse impact on marine flora or fauna.

You want to be able to do this anywhere in the world and not worry about peak rice hull or peak cottonseed hulls, because you have multiple choices.

Exports Australia Following a lengthy design contest that pitted the design against the similar but smaller French , the Prime Minister of Australia announced on 20 June 2007, that Australia would purchase and build two ships of the same design to become the s. Navantia was responsible for construction of the ships from the keel to the flight deck in Spain, after which the hulls were transported to Australia for completion by BAE Systems Australia.