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Figure 1-5-B.—Standard lines—continued |
figures 1-5-A and 1-5-B. The correct uses are
illustrated in figure 1-6.
Blueprints make it possible to understand, in a
comparatively small space, what is to be made or
repaired. Of the many types of blueprints you will use
aboard ship, the simplest one is the plan view. This type
of blueprint shows the position, location, and use of the
various parts of the ship; for example, to find the
battlestations sickbay, barbershop, or other parts of the
ship. In addition to plan views, other blueprints, called
assembly prints, unit or subassembly prints, and detail
prints,
show
various
kinds
of
machinery
and
mechanical equipment.
1-6
Figure 1-5-A.—Standard lines.
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