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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 17 (1893) (1893)

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eck, L, is opened from the marine, stationary and locomotive boilers, and is are built as light as possible, so that they can be easily pressure from boiler, and the water from bottom of adapted for all classes of fuel without change of bars. hoisted on board the large vessels. boiler takes the… … eight feet high, but only one-third is above the Angle of heel at maximum stability (degrees)... 43 38 snow. The upper story is used exclusively for ob- Righting moment at maximum stability (ft. 1b.) 27,185 16,308 Angle of vanishing stability (degrees).... ..... 8e 43 servatory purposes, while the…

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