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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 24 (1902) (1902)

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ion vessel balanced twin triple-expansion engines of the most to the “King Edward,” the “Queen Alexandra,” has improved type, and of such size as would consume all been built, as well as a destroyer, H. M. S. “Velox,” the steam the existing boiler could make, the best fitted both with reciprocating… … screw reciprocating engines and also for that she would create a revolution in the steam turbine propelling engines. The coast passenger carrying trade on the Clyde, and she has certainly proved very successful, speed desired is 19 knots. The question of propellers steamer in the world. Her usual…

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