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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 15 (1861) (1861)

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ibs or framing of the ship curved beam of wrought iron ; the web or center por- diameter, and weighing 110 bs. The London Times tion of the beam is of plate, and the flanges of the that the sides or ends of-the ship formed when the makes the following remarks in regard to the exper- beam are formed… … oughly applied, and it does sides be so shaken by not seem, indeed, as ifany shot, or otherwise, as to shield could ever have been battered with more tre- create an amount of leakage which would other- siderably inclined ; and on to such inclined sides I mendous force. The effect produced, however,…

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