After so many years, why not salvage the Titanic?

There is little point in salvaging it. The ship's 25 five-ended double-ended and four single-ended boilers were powered by 159 coal furnaces, which allowed the Titanic to reach a maximum speed of 23 knots (43 kilometers per hour). Of the four chimneys with an average height of 19 m (63 ft), only the first three were used for smoke exhaust, the remaining one was a foil, and the only practical use was the chimney for the main galley (on the Britannia, the fourth chimney was used as a lifeguard) The ship was divided into 16 watertight compartments, which were connected by electric switches.

The Titanic's good waterproofing measures make it unsinkable in the event of water ingress from any of the 4 watertight compartments. But in reality, the waterproof wall does not penetrate the entire deck, only reaching the E deck. <>

TitanicThere are no leaks in the salvage. On the one hand, the Titanic called friends did not salvage because the 46,000-ton ship was at a depth of 3,700 meters at the bottom of the sea, and its own weight plus the water pressure on the seabed.

The second reason is that after decades of seawater corrosion, the "Titanic" has become extremely fragile and cannot withstand any movement at all, and the consequence of trying to salvage it is to make it smashed.

A brief introduction to the rest of the Titanic.

The Titanic did not sink in the shallow sea, it was in the windy Atlantic.

The bottom of the sea was sleeping, and people at that time did not have the technology to search for ship wrecks at such a deep seabed, so this idea could only be shelved. But sailing enthusiasts around the world have not given up looking for traces of the "Titanic" until 1985, when it was rediscovered, and it is sleeping at a depth of 3,700 meters.

As of March 7, 2022TitanicIt was not salvaged.

In August 2019, an expedition team infiltrated.

During the investigation of the wreck of the Titanic, it was found that the wreckage was seriously corroded. On July 3, 2021, according to a report by the United States**, the wreck of the famous shipwreck Titanic is gradually disappearing. Since the impact of the glacier sinking to the bottom of the sea, the hull of the ship has been subjected to ocean currents.

and bacterial erosion.

Some experts once proposed to salvage the Titanic, but because the Titanic has been on the seabed for a long time, once it is salvaged and comes into contact with oxygen denicature, it will accelerate oxidation, so in order not to destroy the overall structure of the Titanic, the Titanic has never been salvaged and leaked.

The internal structure of the Titanic:

At that time, the luxury and sophistication of the Titanic were unprecedented. The boat is equipped with an indoor pool, gym, Turkish bath, library, elevator and squash balls.

Room. First Class.

The common room is decorated with fine wood paneling, furnishings and a variety of other premium décor, and goes out of its way to provide a level of service never seen before.

The sun-drenched Café de Paris offers a variety of premium refreshments for first-class passengers. The living environment and lounges of the Titanic's second-class and even third-class cabins were equally high-end, and could even be compared with the first-class cabins of many passenger ships at that time.

No. In May 2017, some scientists said that bacteria were eating away at the wreck of the Titanic. According to recent estimates, by 2030, the ship could reach its end and disappear completely.

In the past, scientists used up a lot of manpower and material resources to find it, and finally it took more than 70 years to find it, it is now thousands of meters below sea level, and it is not easy to salvage it thousands of meters below the seabed.

The strong water pressure of the seabed skin can cause huge pressure on the human body, and it can also seriously affect people's organs, so no one has ever seen it sink into the sea.

Some scientists believe that it may have become scrap iron fragments, which has no effect on our research on the specific cause and time of the shipwreck, and that after the salvage is recovered, there is no proper preservation method, so that it is destroyed twice, then we are even more disrespectful to history.

The Titanic is made of iron, because it has sunk on the seabed for so many years, after the decomposition of some microorganisms in the sea, as well as natural catalysis, it is already in tatters, and as long as people touch it lightly, it may disappear like powder.

Our technology has been making breakthroughs, but until now, we have not found any substances that can preserve iron oxide intact, so we can't save it when it comes to salvage.

Half of it was caught, half of it was still at the bottom of the sea, and half of it was simply gone, never to be found.

The half that was fished was fished in 1985, and only a part of it was fished, and it is now in the British Museum (it seems to be). And the part that is still on the bottom of the sea, I don't think I need to fish, who can guarantee that there will be no accidents after coming up, so long without contact with the air (you have to know what happens when something that has not been in contact with the air for a long time suddenly comes into contact with the air), the Titanic sank because of the unqualified steel (the most credible and main reason) has been in the water for a long time, and it has long been rusty, and the technology that fished it up must be very good, and she is at the bottom of the North Atlantic, a very deep place.

I'd love to see the wreckage that was fished out.

By the way, the answer to fish eating fish balls is seriously and completely wrong!

I am a survivor, I am very painful about this incident, I was separated from my family in the course of the accident, as for whether the cruise ship was salvaged or not, you can go down and see for yourself.

It's a part of it that has been salvaged, but it's not even half of it, and it's certain that at least half of it has been found, but there's no way to salvage it, and it's been on the bottom of the sea for many years, and it's still a few thousand meters at the bottom of the sea, and the temperature is at least below 60 degrees, and the hull has become very brittle, and if it's forcibly salvaged, then the rest of the ship will be shattered in an instant, and as for the rest of the parts, it's estimated that they've drifted to an unknown place with the current, or it's corroded, after all, I don't know how many knots it broke when the ship was sunk at that time. No one will ever know.

No, some of the items were salvaged.

According to the facts, it was salvaged.

1.Technical difficulty: The ship sank to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean at a depth of 3,700 meters, and the current salvage technology could only reach two kilometers underwater.

2.Seawater corrosion: The fierce erosion of seawater and microorganisms are eating away at the wreckage of the Titanic, and the slightest external force contact may cause it to turn into powder in an instant.