Cruise Ship Graveyards and their Secrets | Ship recycling
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modern cruise ships are true marvels of engineering from their sheer size and Powerful propulsion systems to their luxurious interiors and Charming amenities
a full-size liner can remain in service for about 30 years but the exact lifespan depends on the needs of the company operating each ship
the best known liner graveyards tend to be in poorer countries where labor is cheap
the dismantling and scrapping of a liner is the final stage of its life
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Episodes: 0:00 - Recycling of the cruise ship 1:09 - What is the service life of the liner? 1:45 - What happens when an liner is taken out of service? 3:14 - Disposal of valuable equipment and materials 4:25 - What are liner cemeteries? 4:42 - Where are the liner cemeteries? 6:45 - Economics of ship graveyards 7:20 - Is it possible to visit the liner cemetery? 9:59 - How much does a decommissioned liner cost? Modern liners are real marvels of engineering. From their enormous size and powerful propulsion systems to their luxurious interiors and charming amenities, these magnificent vessels capture the imagination like no other mode of transportation. #cruiseliner #travel #cruise #storm #ship #ship #Caribbean #fleet #sea #ocean