Intersections with the Hull

The picture of intersection with the hull contains the following kinds of information:

• The hull curve itself. The curve can be an existing hull curve or it can be cut from the surface. This is affected via input.

• Symbols indicating seam sections, if specified in default file.

• Cross-section of those shell profiles that intersect - or abut - the plane of the drawing. The profiles having a number which is an even multiple of 5, will be supplied with a profile identifier as a text.

• Side views of those shell profiles that lie in, or close to, the plane of the drawing. These Side views include:

  • Edge curve.

  • End cut contour.

  • Contours indicating the flange, if any.

    For example:

    

In addition to this, different kinds of information can be added to a Model View, see below.

The information in a Model View still reflects the structure of the information in the panel. A stiffener can still be identified as a stiffener, a cutout as a cutout, A typical example of a Planar Hull Modelling Model View is a web-frame.