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The naval architect's and shipbuilder's pocket-book of formulae, rules, and tables and marine engineer's and surveyor's handy book of reference (1884)

Mackrow, Clement · London, C. Lockwood and co. · leaf 176

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onstructed in a similar manner to the foregoing cmves, thelengths of the arms br and bi-bh (see fig. 131) being taken asordinates for the respective curves. To Calculate the Statical and Dyxamicil StabilitiesOF A Vessel at Successive Angles of Heel. 1. Body Plan (fig. 136).—Prepare a body plan in… … 2. Angular Interval.-FiG. 136. which might be caused by embrasures, &c., being left outFig. 135. (as shown in full lines in fig. 135, where the dottedlines show the actual section1 of vessel), they being treated^ separately afterwards asai)pe)ida(jes. When thereare appendages it is…

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