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This book is aimed at personnel involved in the repair, maintenance and classification of ocean-going merchant ships, including shipyard project managers, marine superintendents and Classifica-tion Society surveyors. It will also interest engineers embarking on a career in ship surveying and students of naval architecture, and related disciplines, with an interest in ship ope-rations. Also students attending courses in ship repair and maintenance at universities and technical colleges, surveyors involved in ship repair and maintenance, classification society personnel. The book is currently being used as a textbook at the universities of Strathclyde and Newcastle-Upon-Tyne in the UK as well as other educational institutions worldwide. The Greek text, also written by the author, has been used for teaching at the National Technical University of Athens and the University of West Attica.

Book chapters

Corrosion of Metal Structures

Fatigue: A Hidden enemy of ship Structures

Buckling of Ship Structures

Fractures in Ship Structures

Damages to the Hull Structure of Bulk Carriers

Damages to the Hull structure of Crude Oil Carriers

Surveys and Inspections of the Hull

Structure Surveys and

Maintenance of Bulk Carrier Structures Surveys of the Hull Structure of Oil Tankers Maintenance Planning os Ship Structures and the Use of Protectve

Coatings Condition Evaluation and Repair Planning of the Hull Structure using a Database Approach

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