evolution of ships
Category: Outro
Atualizado: 4 set 2018
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Created byJorge C Rudas
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Oars and sails
(Egypt first evidence of boats)Phoenician shipthe ancient Egyptians began
to build wooden boats that
were able to withstand sailing
across oceans.The Vikings started to build longboats.The Chinese began to use boats that they called junks.wooden ships with three or four mastsPesse canoeA rock carving in Azerbaijan dating from
~10,000 BCE shows a reed boat manned
by about 20 paddlers.primitive raftseuropean cargo shipFirst Steam Powered ShipThe Phoenicians used the galley,
a man-powered sailing vessel,
to travel and trade and fighting
with their neighbours. 1550 BC to 300 BCThe first steamships to cross
the Atlantic combined steam
and wind power.The first ocean-going liners made of iron
and driven by a propeller.Some steam driven river boats
had rear paddles and were called
'stern wheelers' while others had
paddle wheels on either side.Clipper shipsCoal-burning sailing ships
were converted to diesel power,
using oil instead of steam.Hovercraftnuclear powered cargo shipsHydrofoilContainer ships carry cargo in hugeDROMONBERGATÌNGALEON - TYPE OF BOAT: WAR BOAT - COMMERCE
TYPE OF CARGO: PROPULSION CELA
CHARACTERISTICS: XVI century became the main trade ship of European nations, and in its design were based the later types of small warships.TYPE OF BOAT: CONTAINER HOLDERS
STRUCTURE: Its design is a single deck and a loading bay, with the characteristic of being able to make adaptations of cells for the accommodation of containers
CAPACITY: 9,000 containers / 20 - 40 peopleURCAPONTÒN
TYPE OF BOAT: GENERAL CHARGE
STRUCTURE: is a type of boat or hull, made of steel, wood or plastic materials, usually in a parallelepiped shape used as a floating platform.ferry boatPetroleum shipferry boatContainer shipMIDDLE AGESKNARRHULKMIDDLE AGESCARAVELCARRACKCRAYERTHE HOYANCIENTANCIENTACTUALLYMODERN PERIODcanal de panama
(ancient dimensions)PANAMAXNEW PANAMX - NEO PANAMXcanal de panama
( new dimensions)Suez CanalSuezmaxMalaccamaxCayucoCANOE
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