Crew corridors on B deck

[Max Puente Piró]

Hey everyone! I was exploring B deck in the demo of Titanic Honor and Glory (very promising, I'm excited to see it finished) and found 2 doors labeled crew only, one in each side of the deck. Upon looking at the deckplans, they seem to be just 2 corridors that have nothing inside them, and that lead nowhere, just to a small window. Does anyone know what their use was? I'll attach a picture of the deckplans

Thank u guys

 

[Cam Houseman]

Hey everyone! I was exploring B deck in the demo of Titanic Honor and Glory (very promising, I'm excited to see it finished) and found 2 doors labeled crew only, one in each side of the deck. Upon looking at the deckplans, they seem to be just 2 corridors that have nothing inside them, and that lead nowhere, just to a small window. Does anyone know what their use was? I'll attach a picture of the deckplans

Thank u guys

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Those are expansion joint corridors on B-Deck.
One of them is still intact on the Aft "Tower"
RMST Inc, 2010

hopes this helps!

 

[Max Puente Piró]

Those are expansion joint corridors on B-Deck.
One of them is still intact on the Aft "Tower"
RMST Inc, 2010
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hopes this helps!

It does thank you! Sorry as you can see i'm kind of obsessed with understanding every single detail of the blueprints of Titanic

 

[Cam Houseman]

It does thank you! Sorry as you can see i'm kind of obsessed with understanding every single detail of the blueprints of Titanic

nono, I don't mind, so am I lol

 

[Max Puente Piró]

nono, I don't mind, so am I lol

Ok then if i may ask one last thing do you know what this symbol stands for? I see it in many places but can't find if its a door, a door frame, a window or what

 

[Cam Houseman]

Ok then if i may ask one last thing do you know what this symbol stands for? I see it in many places but can't find if its a door, a door frame, a window or what
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Watertight Door (WTD) I think

 

[dazjstuart]

Ok then if i may ask one last thing do you know what this symbol stands for? I see it in many places but can't find if its a door, a door frame, a window or what
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Hi, it’s a valve. The line that the symbol it’s on is a pipe then the symbol is a valve. That symbol is the standard notation for a valve on a piping and instrumentation diagram (P&ID).

 

[Rio Amazoco]

That symbol is the standard notation for a valve on a piping and instrumentation diagram

Unfortunately, the deck plan is NOT a piping and instrumentation diagram. The symbol is indeed used for watertight doors, but also for the elevators, so I assume it indicates a horizontal sliding door.

 

[marina_irc]

It's specifically the symbol for a gate valve, which if you think about it, functions hydrodynamically in the exact same way a water-tight door does, so I do wonder if the congruence was intentional.