krupp armor造句

• It was in turn rendered obsolete by the development of Krupp armor in the late 1890s.
• The waterline armor belt of the " Borodino " s consisted of Krupp armor and was thick.
• Armor protection for the members of the class consisted of two layers of steel with one layer of Krupp armor.
• "Tone " utilized Krupp armor with a thickness of on the decks, and on the conning tower.
• The main battery turrets had Krupp armor, 10 inches ( 254 mm ) on their sides and 8 inches ( 203 mm ) on their backs.
• Some portions of " Brandenburg " did receive the new Krupp armor, including the barbettes that held the fore and center main battery turrets.
• By 1901 almost all new battleships used Krupp armor, though the U . S . continued to use Harvey armor alongside until the end of the decade.
• The armor of the main gun turrets and their supporting tubes was ten inches thick ( Krupp armor in " Poltava ", nickel steel in the other two ) with roofs thick.
• These changes generally added weight and the armor was reduced in thickness to compensate, although the change from Harvey armor to more resistant Krupp armor meant that there was little actual loss in protection.
• The waterline armor belt of Krupp armor measured 13.5 inches thick and only covered the class'machinery spaces and bulkheads at each end of the ships ranged from 13 to 8 inches in thickness.
• The German, laid down in 1895, was the first ship to benefit from the new'Krupp armor'and the new armor was quickly adopted; the Royal Navy using it from, laid down in 1896.
• These often involved replacing their compound or steel armor with modern Krupp armor, replacing their guns and barbettes with a pair of twin turrets mounting more powerful 12-inch guns and, most radically, to cut the ships down by one deck.
• Although the main battery was heavier than other capital ships of the period, the secondary armament was considered weak in comparison to other battleships . " Weissenburg " was protected with nickel-steel Krupp armor, a new type of stronger steel.
• "Weissenburg " and " Kurf黵st Friedrich Wilhelm " were armored with nickel steel Krupp armor, but due to delivery problems, " Brandenburg " and " W鰎th " were armored with a Harvey process, which enriched the upper layers of the steel with carbon.
• Unlike any of her sisters, whose guns could be loaded only at a fixed elevation, " Vengeance " had an improved mounting that also allowed loading at any elevation; her turret gunhouses also differed from those of her sisters in being Krupp-armored and flat-sided, Krupp armor plates being difficult to curve.
• She was equipped with four guns mounted in twin gun turrets fore and aft, and with twelve casemated guns as secondary armament . " F黵st Bismarck " was fitted with Krupp armor; the ship's main armor belt was up to thick over the vessel's machinery spaces, and the deck was armored to a thickness of.
• In 1907, the Naval General Staff made a proposal for a radical reconstruction that was similar to the proposals to reconstruct and made before the Russo-Japanese War that involved cutting her down by one deck and replacing her armament with two twin-gun turrets equipped with 12-inch 40-calibre guns and the compound armor replaced by Krupp armor.
• The equivalent strengths of the different armor plates was as follows : 15 in ( 381 mm ) of wrought iron was equivalent to 12 in ( 305 mm ) of either plain steel or compound iron and steel armor, and to 7.75 in ( 197 mm ) of Harvey armor or 5.75 in ( 146 mm ) of Krupp armor.
• Introduced in 1889, nickel steel was the first modern steel alloy armor and, with a figure of merit of 0.67, was an improvement over the 0.6 rating of Krupp armors, both of which appeared in 1893, had merit figures of between 0.9 and 1.2, giving them roughly twice the tensile strength of nickel steel.
• Her secondary armament consisted of eight 10.5 cm ( 4.1 in ) SK L / 35 and eight SK L / 30 quick-firing guns mounted in casemates . " Kurf黵st Friedrich Wilhelm " s armament suite was rounded out with six torpedo tubes, all in above-water swivel mounts . " Kurf黵st Friedrich Wilhelm " was protected with nickel-steel Krupp armor, a new type of stronger steel.