what happened when the ship was filled with water?
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When water is able to enter the vessel through openings in the hull or superstructure, the regions filled with water are no longer hydrostatically considered to be part of the ship. ... Due to mounting water pressure, holds, walls and bulkheads may eventually rupture, which will lead to the vessel rapidly sinking
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When water is able to enter the vessel through openings in the hull or superstructure, the regions filled with water are no longer hydrostatically considered to be part of the ship. ... Due to mounting water pressure, holds, walls and bulkheads may eventually rupture, which will lead to the vessel rapidly sinking.
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