What is a long pole coming from the center of the deck of a ship called?

A pole coming from the centre of the deck of a shp is called MAST

Answered by silvyshaidia | 2024-06-10

a tall pole protruding from the ship's deck's middle, with the name MAST.
What is meant by deck of a ship?
The hull or a compartment of a ship are permanently covered by a deck. The primary or upper deck is the **horizontal **element that strengthens and acts as the main working surface of the hull of a boat or ship.
It constitutes the "roof" of the vessel. Like the floors of a **multi-story **building, vessels frequently have more than one level within the hull and in the superstructure above the principal deck, as well as unique **compartments and decks built over particular portions **of the **superstructure. **
There are specific names for** some decks.**
The primary or top deck's primary function is structural; supporting people and** equipment** and providing weathertightness are its** secondary functions. The complicated box girder known as the hull is covered by the deck. It defies pressures of tension , compression,**
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Answered by tiwaritishya11 | 2024-06-17

A long pole coming from the center of the deck of a ship is called a mast. It supports the sails and rigging, playing a crucial role in the ship's ability to sail effectively. The height and rigging of the mast are essential for the ship's performance and handling.
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Answered by tiwaritishya11 | 2024-10-02