Water-tight-bulkhead
Illustrated Marine Encyclopedia · 1890 · p. 25
A bulkhead, which will withstand a pre ure of water. All tranversal bulkheads below the deck in iron and steel sailing ve els and steamers, are supposed to be watertight. A sluice cock or valve is usually fitted at a watertight-bulkhead, for the purposes, either of shutting the water off, or allowing it to flow towards the pumps.
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