The bulkhead on a ship is a structure that separates sections of the ship. This structure makes each section water tight and looks basically like a wall.
it is said to be a wall
A bulkhead.
a wall or a tank
Ship Bulkhead=Bulkheads are the metal watertight compartments that store water so a ship cannot sink=Van Bulkhead=Bulkheads for vans are the same as ship bulkheads, but thinner and do not store water, but cargo.=
a bulkhead erected to reduce the swashing action of a tank's liquid content as a ship rolls and pitches at sea; the bulkhead is nontight and may run in the transverse or longitudinal direction
If it is watertight, it is called a bulkhead.
well the front of a ship is called the bow and the back end the stern and any wall in the ship is called a bulkhead
The term bulk head refers to an upright partition dividing a ship into compartments which assists in stabilizing the ship and helps prevent leakage and fire from going into the ship. These partitions can also be found in vehicles such as aircraft or spacecraft.
a bulkhead erected to reduce the swashing action of a tank's liquid content as a ship rolls and pitches at sea; the bulkhead is nontight and may run in the transverse or longitudinal direction
the regulations is that it has to be 1/20th behide the bow of the ship and it has to be water tight
bow bilge stern deck mast sails keel rigging hull bulkhead