vesselStructureType

Frames, stringers and walls are described by the same types as the structure of a fuselage (see fuselageStructureType) and are positioned in the same way. A vessel given by design parameters has no sections, so its frames and stringers are placed by an absolute position rather than by a section element.

The one part that differs from a fuselage is the wall: a fuselage carries a single skin, while a vessel carries a stack of layers, given under skinLayers and described in vesselSkinLayersType.

Attributes

Name	Type	Use	Description
`@externalDataDirectory`	`xsd:string`	optional	Directory of the external data file
`@externalDataNodePath`	`xsd:string`	optional	Path of the node inside the external data file
`@externalFileName`	`xsd:string`	optional	Name of the external data file

Child elements

Name	Type	OccurrenceHow often the element may appear at this place. The schema writes it as minOccurs and maxOccurs on the declaration.	Description
allThe children below may appear in any order. Each may appear at most once.
`stringers`	`stringersAssemblyType`	[0..1] optional	Stringers
`frames`	`framesAssemblyType`	[0..1] optional	Frames
`skinLayers`	`vesselSkinLayersType`	[0..1] optional	Layers of the vessel wall, from the inside outwards
`walls`	`wallsType`	[0..1] optional	Walls inside the vessel

vesselStructureType

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