Bulkhead

/ˈbʌlkhed/
noun

A wall or partition inside a ship, airplane, or vehicle.

The captain directed the passengers to the rear of the ship, beyond the final bulkhead.
Visual representation of "bulkhead" - A wall or partition inside a ship, airplane, or vehicle.

Often appears as...

  • ship bulkhead
  • airplane bulkhead

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Technical

noun

A barrier or structure, typically made from metal or concrete, designed to hold back water or soil.

The construction workers needed to reinforce the bulkhead to prevent soil erosion.
Visual representation of "bulkhead" - A barrier or structure, typically made from metal or concrete, designed to hold back water or soil.

Often appears as...

  • reinforced bulkhead
  • concrete bulkhead

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Technical

noun

An upright partition in an aircraft cabin dividing compartments.

The baby's seat was placed next to the bulkhead for extra space.
Visual representation of "bulkhead" - An upright partition in an aircraft cabin dividing compartments.

Often appears as...

  • aircraft cabin bulkhead
  • bulkhead design

Usage tips

Technical

noun

A wall or partition inside a ship, airplane, or vehicle.

The captain directed the passengers to the rear of the ship, beyond the final bulkhead.
Visual representation of "bulkhead" - A wall or partition inside a ship, airplane, or vehicle.

Often appears as...

  • ship bulkhead
  • airplane bulkhead

Usage tips

Technical

noun

A barrier or structure, typically made from metal or concrete, designed to hold back water or soil.

The construction workers needed to reinforce the bulkhead to prevent soil erosion.
Visual representation of "bulkhead" - A barrier or structure, typically made from metal or concrete, designed to hold back water or soil.

Often appears as...

  • reinforced bulkhead
  • concrete bulkhead

Usage tips

Technical

noun

An upright partition in an aircraft cabin dividing compartments.

The baby's seat was placed next to the bulkhead for extra space.
Visual representation of "bulkhead" - An upright partition in an aircraft cabin dividing compartments.

Often appears as...

  • aircraft cabin bulkhead
  • bulkhead design

Usage tips

Technical

Definition 1 of 3
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Safety Feature

Bulkheads in vehicles help prevent the spread of fire or water, contributing to passenger safety.

Illustration for Safety Feature
In the event of an emergency, the bulkheads can prevent water from flooding the entire ship.
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Compartment Separation

Bulkheads inside ships or planes divide the space into smaller, secure areas or compartments.

Illustration for Compartment Separation
The cargo was stored securely in a compartment behind the ship's main bulkhead.
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Structural Integrity

Bulkheads are crucial for the structural strength of vehicles, especially in aeronautics.

Illustration for Structural Integrity
The engineers checked the airplane bulkhead for any structural weaknesses during the safety inspection.
LampPro Tip 1/3

Safety Feature

Bulkheads in vehicles help prevent the spread of fire or water, contributing to passenger safety.

Illustration for Safety Feature
In the event of an emergency, the bulkheads can prevent water from flooding the entire ship.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Compartment Separation

Bulkheads inside ships or planes divide the space into smaller, secure areas or compartments.

Illustration for Compartment Separation
The cargo was stored securely in a compartment behind the ship's main bulkhead.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Structural Integrity

Bulkheads are crucial for the structural strength of vehicles, especially in aeronautics.

Illustration for Structural Integrity
The engineers checked the airplane bulkhead for any structural weaknesses during the safety inspection.
LampPro Tip 1/3

Safety Feature

Bulkheads in vehicles help prevent the spread of fire or water, contributing to passenger safety.

Illustration for Safety Feature
In the event of an emergency, the bulkheads can prevent water from flooding the entire ship.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Compartment Separation

Bulkheads inside ships or planes divide the space into smaller, secure areas or compartments.

Illustration for Compartment Separation
The cargo was stored securely in a compartment behind the ship's main bulkhead.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Structural Integrity

Bulkheads are crucial for the structural strength of vehicles, especially in aeronautics.

Illustration for Structural Integrity
The engineers checked the airplane bulkhead for any structural weaknesses during the safety inspection.
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Video examples

WTF: Big Fix PIPE National...

we got a multi-million dollar organization going out here we got to worry about the time put all that weight onto one crane that weight transfers down into soil compression right here we're on the edge of the waters those bulkhead holding back the soil we could

Video examples

The genius puppetry...

with movement built into it to persuade you to believe that it has life. Okay so. It has ears that move passively when the head goes. And it has these bulkheads made out of plywood,

Video examples

WTF: Big Fix PIPE National...

we got a multi-million dollar organization going out here we got to worry about the time put all that weight onto one crane that weight transfers down into soil compression right here we're on the edge of the waters those bulkhead holding back the soil we could

Video examples

The genius puppetry...

with movement built into it to persuade you to believe that it has life. Okay so. It has ears that move passively when the head goes. And it has these bulkheads made out of plywood,

Example 1 of 2
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